Christmas Coding Challenge - Solution

[@clevermissfox]

Idk why I didn’t start the loop from 1… habit maybe ? But very similar , just loop where i=0. Ended up creating a element each time instead of logging it out though

[@SAMUEL__DEV2]

Merry Christmas From Nigeria 🇳🇬 big fan ❤❤

[@joel-rg8xm]

I don't know much about algorithms, didn't go to school (shame on me), I just counted mentally with my fingers, and came up with this approach before watching the solution: let c=n for (let i=1; i

[@DavePerth]

Nice work! I initially was thinking to output it using HTML and centering each layer with CSS!

[@bhanu2603]

Merry Christmas bro 🎉❤

[@AI.magicalstream]

Very nice & merry Christmas 🎄

[@NetNinja]

Merry Christmas! :)

[@jessiejames7642]

Merry Christmas from France

[@NetNinja]

Merry Christmas, big love to France!

[@Dexter101x]

Merry Christmas. I didn't have enough time to try solve this

[@NetNinja]

No problem Dexter, happy holidays!

[@ramprasathrp]

First comment from🇮🇳

[@fezzylink1]

From Nigeria 🇳🇬

[@kadercherif232]

Hello here is how I solved : void main() { int espace = 1; for (var i = 0; i < 30; i += 2) { espace++; final index = i + 1; final feuilleSapin = "*" * index; final sapin = feuilleSapin.replaceFirst("", " " * (30 - espace)); print(sapin); } print("*".replaceFirst("", " " * (30-2)); print("*".replaceFirst("", " " * (30-2)); }

[@joong-sunwee6147]

const trees = n => { Array.from({ length: n }).forEach((_, i) => { let empty = ' '.repeat(n - (i + 1)); let str = '*'.repeat(2 * (i + 1) - 1); const result = empty + str; console.log(result); }); }; trees(7); Happy Cristmas...