in python

In this lab, we will practice using nested loops. A nested loop is a loop that exists inside a another loop (similar to nested if blocks). Nested loops can be a for loop within another for loop, a while loop within a while loop, a for loop within a while loop or a while loop within a for loop. For example, the following code include a nested for loop within a for loop: for i in range (1,6) : for j in range (i): print ('*l, end=' ) print () If you run this code, you will print five rows of asterisks. In the first line, there is one asterisk, in the second there are two. There are three asterisks in the third row, four in the forth row and five in the fifth row. The following is a sample output. Using the previous code, write a script that displays the following triangle patterns separately, one below the other. Separate each pattern from the next by one blank line. Use for loops to generate the patterns. Display all asterisks () with a single statement of the form print ('*1, end='') which causes the asterisks to display side by side. [Hint: For the last two patterns, begin each line with zero or more space characters.] The final result of your script should look exactly as follows