Amazon Interview Question : Program to Print Pascal Triangle | Python Code

[@shortseries5008]

yes, explained very clearly

[@c1inward346]

Thank you miss I fully understood the concept!

[@oxanasf6369]

It's very clearly explained, thank you!

[@nETSETOStECH]

You are welcome!

[@amansrivastava834]

Maja aa gaya ma'am ...mai faltu mai aur video explore kar gaya..

[@felantsoaarimamy7579]

It is so helpful
Thank you

[@nETSETOStECH]

Glad it was helpful!

[@SaiKrishna-wl1ql]

Clean and clear ...explanation 👏🏻👏🏻👏

[@nETSETOStECH]

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[@carlbenedictelipan9828]

array = int(input("Enter a number: "))
for i in range(0, array):
x = 1
for j in range(1, array - i):
print(" ", end="")
for k in range(0, i + 1):
print(" ", x, end="")
x = int(x * (i-k) / (k + 1))
print()
Hehehehe

[@gsr3588]

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[@GachaB3ast]

Love this one

[@tadiwamagwenzi3439]

can you explain how to print it in the shape

[@amitfulari8618]

Nice explaination.....I would like to see some programs....to avoid TLE and memory ...like mamoization

[@nafees2085]

PLEASE WHAT CODE WILL YOU USE TO GET THE ROW IN A TRIANGLE FORM

[@mokshanirugutti]

Excellent work
Good explanation

[@nETSETOStECH]

Thanks a lot

[@yeshu62]

how do i print into pattern??
and nth row of the pattren
can you please rply

[@venubabuvelpuri3303]

Mandam can you plz explain this problem matrix having X's and O 's as elements print max area of x's

[@sabarishravishankar9158]

mam why we are taking list of list in this program??

[@kumaraniket7037]

If u want to delete last column i.e=1 of row 6 and print all the remaining output what is the code

[@raveena2403]

How to print it in the triangle pattern?

[@subhamukherjee3183]

for i in a:
print(i)
Just pint using a loop as print gives a new line

[@yeshwanthsara4636]

i want to learn patterns so pls send vaild link

[@nETSETOStECH]

Hope it will help you. th-cam.com/play/PLFV6T8f5WU2G6uyHgwc3p8XPkygSU8uNg.html

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[@banhishikhamitra2600]

Very clearly explained! Thanks

[@nETSETOStECH]

You're welcome!