Question: C++ coding In this lab, you draw shapes. In particular, the 'V' shape of varying sizes. Using a magnifying glass, you can see that everything
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In this lab, you draw shapes. In particular, the 'V' shape of varying sizes. Using a magnifying glass, you can see that everything drawn on the computer screen is made from many small dots or pixels. Code was written to draw those pixels. You will write code to simulate the "pixels" needed to draw a 'V' shape. For a "pixel" (picture element) use a single '*', star, or asterix. You can develop your solution in steps: 1) Write code that displays a 7-line 'V' shape on the screen. This can be done using a double-nested for-loop. The inner loop displays a line of star-spaces - star, one column (space" or star **) at a time. The outer loop displays multiple lines, one row at a time. A 7-line 'V' pattern can easily be done with 7 cout statements, but that is very limited and you cannot use this approach in the next step. Test this. If you stop here, you have earned up to 10 points max. Example: 2) Instead of only making one 'V' with exactly 7 lines, ask the user how many lines to make the 'V', then make the V- shape with the size desired. If the size requested is
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