Write a function printDiamond $(n)$ which prints ascii art of a diamond with a size based on the positive integer $n.$ For example, printDiamond$(4)$ would print:

$11$

$2****2$

$3********3$

$4************4$

$3********3$

$2****2$

$11$

Whereas printDiamond$(3)$ would print:

$11$

$2****2$

$3********3$

$2****2$

$11$

You'll want to create a loop where each iteration prints a single line of the ascii art. To draw multiple spaces and multiple asterisks on a single line, consider using the $*$ operator, which can be used to repeat a string an integer number of times.

Hint $1$: Every line is composed of three parts: outer spaces, inner asterisks, and two numbers on the outside of the diamond. For example, the second line of the size $=3$ diamond has one space, then the number $2,$ then two asterisks, then the number $2$ again. Consider each of these parts individually, note how they change between iterations, then determine how to map the loop control variable to each part separately.

Hint $2$: if you're feeling overwhelmed, simplify the problem by breaking it down into parts! Start by just making the top half of the diamond. First, get the numbers to appear correctly; second, add in the asterisks. Finally, add the leading spaces.

Hint $3$: how can the program switch from the increasing top half to the decreasing bottom half? Consider using two separate loops $($one going up$,$ one going down$),$ or a sinale loop with a conditional that chanqes how the loop control variable is used.