Write a function which outputs as many crosses

as the parameter 'numCrosses' indicates.

def stars$($numCrosses$)$:

For example, when parameter 'numCrosses' equals $5,$

the function displays the following:

$+++++++++++++++$

You are not allowed to use string "concatenation" or multiplication.

Also the use of$$a list and appending to a list$$is not permitted.

You must solve the problem using $2$ loops $($one 'for' loop nested in the other$).$

Concatenation:

# String Concatenation means adding two strings together A $="$Hi$!"$ B $=$ "Hello" C $=$ A $+""+$ B print $($C$)$ # Shows: Hi$!$ Hello

Hints:

$[$ be sure to type the examples below, copy$/$pasting will give you errors! $]$

Remember:

print $(1)$

print $(2)$

Shows:$$

$1$

$2$

But:

print $(1,$ end$=\text{'}\text{'})$ # end $=\text{'}\text{'}$ prevents new line from happening

print $(2)$

Shows:$$

$12$

If we do:

for row in range$(0,4,1)$:

print $(\text{'}*\text{'})$

We get:

$*$

$*$

$*$

$*$

We need to add more extra star with each additional row:

$*$ # add zero extra stars at row $0$

$**$ # add$1$extra star at row $1$

$***$ # add$2$extra stars at row $2$

$****$ # add$3$extra stars at row $3$

Which leads to:

for row in range$(0,4,1)$:

$$print $(\text{'}*\text{'},$ end$=\text{'}\text{'})$ # show a star, but no new line yet

$$for j in range$(0,$ row, $1)$: # loop happens as many times as value of 'row'

$$ print $(\text{'}*\text{'},$end $=\text{'}\text{'})$ # show extra stars on the same line

$$print $()$ # show a new line after the extra stars

The code above needs to be in a function.