With this starter code, write a print_pattern C code to get the output given at bottom.

#include  #include  void print_dot(); void print_x(); void print_newline(); void print_pattern(int size); int main(){ n = 1; printf("print_pattern with a size of %d: ", n); print_pattern(n); n = 3; printf("print_pattern with a size of %d: ", n); print_pattern(n); n = 6; printf("print_pattern with a size of %d: ", n); print_pattern(n); return 0; } void print_dot(){ printf("."); } void print_x(){ printf("X"); } void print_newline(){ printf(" "); } void print_pattern(int size){ /* Your code here */ }

OUTPUT

print_pattern with a size of 1: X print_pattern with a size of 3: ..X.. .XXX. XXXXX print_pattern with a size of 6: .....X..... ....XXX.... ...XXXXX... ..XXXXXXX.. .XXXXXXXXX. XXXXXXXXXXX

• Only the print_pattern function can be modified
• The size of the output pattern must vary with the size argument following the pattern of the output shown below.
• You may not write any printf calls (or other output statements of any kind), but you may call the provided print_dot, print_x and print_newline functions.
• You must write as few function calls as possible (it should be possible to write code with at most 44 calls to the provided output functions).