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Python Program to print the pattern ‘G’
When it is required to print the pattern of the letter ‘G’ using ‘*’, a method can be defined, and nested loop can be used to iterate through the numbers and print ‘*” to form a ‘G’ pattern.
Below is a demonstration of the same −
Example
def display_pattern(my_line):    my_pattern=""    for i in range(0,my_line):       for j in range(0,my_line):          if ((j == 1 and I != 0 and I != my_line-1) or ((I == 0 or I == my_line-1) and j > 1 and j < my_line-2) or (I == ((my_line-1)/2) and j > my_line-5 and j < my_line-1) or (j == my_line-2 and I != 0 and I != my_line-1 and I >=((my_line-1)/2))):             my_pattern=my_pattern+"*"          else:             my_pattern=my_pattern+" "       my_pattern=my_pattern+"\n"    return my_pattern num_line = 8 print("The pattern G has been shown below :") print(display_pattern(num_line))  Output
The pattern G has been shown below : **** * * * * * * * * * ****
Explanation
- A method named ‘display_pattern’ is defined that takes the line as parameter. 
- Nested loop is used to iterate through the numbers, 
- The ‘*’ is printed whenever a condition is met. 
- When the base condition is reached, the output is displayed on the console. 
- The control comes out of the loop. 
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