Print a clean Pascal's triangle without list artifacts#4
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Summary
Revises the uploaded
triangle.pyso it prints a proper Pascal's triangle instead of raw Python lists.Problem
The original script stored each row as a zero-padded list and left the output as raw lists, so results showed brackets, commas, and padding zeros (e.g.
[0, 1, 0]) rather than a readable triangle.Changes
pascals_triangle(num_rows)builds the triangle cleanly, with each interior value being the sum of the two values above it — no zero padding.print_triangle(...)renders each row as space-separated numbers, centered, with no brackets, commas, or padding zeros.Example output (
n = 5)