In today's article, we will simply try to print a start pattern using very basic functions and a single FOR loop. Usually, with such a task people tend to use two or more FOR loop which makes the code a bit difficult to understand. We will try to get the same output but with less number of codes. Follow along!
The below code is for a star pattern in which we want a maximum of 3 words in a single line.
<pre><code>for i in range(6):
 if i&lt;=3:
 n = i
 else:
 n = 6-i
 print(('Python '*n).center(len('Python ')*3, ' '))
</code></pre><pre><code>The output is
 Python 
 Python Python 
Python Python Python 
 Python Python 
 Python
</code></pre>Hope! These 4 to 6 lines of code are easy to understand and implement.

In today's article, we will simply try to print a start pattern using very basic functions and a single FOR loop. Usually, with such a task people tend to use two or more FOR loop which makes the code a bit difficult to understand. We will try to get the same output but with less number of codes. Follow along!

The below code is for a star pattern in which we want a maximum of 3 words in a single line.

```
for i in range(6):
 if i<=3:
 n = i
 else:
 n = 6-i
 print(('Python '*n).center(len('Python ')*3, ' '))
``` 

```
The output is
 Python 
 Python Python 
Python Python Python 
 Python Python 
 Python 
``` 
Hope! These 4 to 6 lines of code are easy to understand and implement.

Generating a star pattern!