Question: 8. Assume n is a variable that has already been defined, and it is equal to some odd positive integer greater than or equal

8. Assume n is a variable that has already been defined, and  
 

8. Assume n is a variable that has already been defined, and it is equal to some odd positive integer greater than or equal to five. Using only 2 loops, no string multiplication, and only the following print statements, print('', end='') # prints a single space print('*', end='') # prints a single star print() # prints a newline write code to print out the following shape: ***** * ***** ***** here, shown for n=5 move ******* oltulos lash ******* and here, shown for n=7 Your code should work for any value of n, representing the number of rows/columns. The first, middle, and last rows have n stars; rows before the middle row have stars only in the first and last columns; rows after the middle row have stars only in the center column.

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