In this assignment, you'll make ASCII art using cout statements. The following is a program that...

 

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In this assignment, you'll make ASCII art using cout statements. The following is a program that prints a 4-level triangle. This assignment has 3 steps. Iteratively add to the starter program each step. 1. Print a tree by adding a base under the 4-level triangle. 2. Under the tree, print the following "cat" (have exactly three blank lines between the tree and cat). Development suggestion: Try copy-pasting one line then test. Hint A backslash () in a string acts as an escape character, such as with a newline (\n). So, if you need to print a backslash, then you need to escape that backslash by prepending another backslash, for example to print a single backslash: cout « "\"; 3. Under the cat, print the following semi-truck (have exactly three blank lines between the cat and semi-truck). AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Super Cool (e)e) *I(e) (@)**I(0) Your final output should look like the following: Super Cool In this assignment, you'll make ASCII art using cout statements. The following is a program that prints a 4-level triangle. This assignment has 3 steps. Iteratively add to the starter program each step. 1. Print a tree by adding a base under the 4-level triangle. 2. Under the tree, print the following "cat" (have exactly three blank lines between the tree and cat). Development suggestion: Try copy-pasting one line then test. Hint A backslash () in a string acts as an escape character, such as with a newline (\n). So, if you need to print a backslash, then you need to escape that backslash by prepending another backslash, for example to print a single backslash: cout « "\"; 3. Under the cat, print the following semi-truck (have exactly three blank lines between the cat and semi-truck). AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Super Cool (e)e) *I(e) (@)**I(0) Your final output should look like the following: Super Cool

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