// Created by Erik Isakov #include #include using namespace std; int lineLength = 17; int count = 0; int max_row = 3; int row = 0; string decor = "*"; string space = " "; /* void heart_func() { string line1 = " *** *** ";//3,3 string line2 = " ***** ***** ";//5,5 string line3 = " ************* ";//13 string line4 = " ************* ";//13 string line5 = " *********** ";//11 string line6 = " ********* ";//9 string line7 = " ******* ";//7 string line8 = " ***** ";//5 string line9 = " *** ";//3 string line10 =" * ";//1 cout << line3.length(); } */ // at the end this should look like this // the first and the last number is * // the middle is the space // if there is one number than the is no space in the line only * int heart_array[][3]={{3, 3, 3}, {5, 1, 5}, {13}, {13}, {11}, {9}, {7}, {5}, {3}, {1}, }; void draw_heart() { for(int columns = 0; columns < 10; columns++) { row = max_row; for (int p = 0;p < max_row; ++p){ if (heart_array[columns][p] == 0) { row = p; break; } } for (int z = 0; z < row ; ++z){ if (z == 0 || z == 2){ for (int x = 0; x < heart_array[columns][z]; ++x){ cout << decor; // * } }else if (z == 1){ for (int y = 0; y < heart_array[columns][z]; ++y){ cout << space; } } } cout << endl; } } // outputs four * and lots of spaces under it int main() { // heart_func(); draw_heart(); cout << "row = " << row; return 0; }

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