├── coding (pattern (G))
└── README.md


/coding (pattern (G)):
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 1 | def Pattern(line): 
 2 |     pat="" 
 3 |     for i in range(0,line):     
 4 |         for j in range(0,line):      
 5 |             if ((j == 1 and i != 0 and i != line-1) or ((i == 0 or
 6 |                 i == line-1) and j > 1 and j < line-2) or (i == ((line-1)/2) 
 7 |                 and j > line-5 and j < line-1) or (j == line-2 and
 8 |                 i != 0 and i != line-1 and i >=((line-1)/2))):   
 9 |                 pat=pat+"*"   
10 |             else:       
11 |                 pat=pat+" "   
12 |         pat=pat+"\n"   
13 |     return pat 
14 | line = 7
15 | print(Pattern(line)) 
16 | 


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/README.md:
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1 | This code used to print the pattern G.
2 | If we try to analyze this picture with a (row, column) matrix and the circles represent the position of stars in the pattern G, we will learn the steps. Here we are performing the operations column-wise. 
3 | So for the first line of stars, we set the first if condition, where the row position with 0 and (n-1) won’t get the stars and all other rows from 1 to (n-1), will get the stars. 
4 | Similarly, for the second, third and fourth column we want stars at the position row = 0 and row = (n-1). 
5 | The other steps are self-explanatory and can be understood from the position of rows and columns in the diagram.
6 | 


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