Output a half pyramid of stars with a height determined by the user. If the user enters a number less than one, exit. Write the code in java and use the test case example as reference ### Test Case 7**Prompt:**- Enter a height: - User input: `30`**Output:**- A right-aligned triangle of asterisks (`*`) with 30 rows. - Each row contains an increasing number of asterisks starting from 1 up to 30, with the first line having one asterisk and the last line having 30 asterisks.**Structure:**- Row 1: `*`- Row 2: `**`- Row 3: `***`- ...- Row 30: `******************************`### Test Case 8**Prompt:**- Enter a height: - User input: `-32432`**Output:**- Error Message: "Height must be at least one."### ExplanationThe diagrams demonstrate how the user inputs a height to generate a triangle made of asterisks. The input should be a positive integer, as negative values result in an error message. ### Pattern Printing: Test Cases and Results#### Test Case 1- **Input:** - Prompt: "Enter a height" - User enters: `5`- **Output:** ``` * ** *** **** ***** ```#### Test Case 2- **Input:** - Prompt: "Enter a height" - User enters: `1`- **Output:** ``` * ```#### Test Case 3- **Input:** - Prompt: "Enter a height" - User enters: `10`- **Output:** ``` * ** *** **** ***** ****** ******* ******** ********* ********** ```### ExplanationThe above test cases demonstrate a simple algorithm that prints a right-angled triangle pattern of asterisks. The user is prompted to enter a height, and then a triangle with that many rows is printed, where each row contains a number of asterisks equal to the row number. - In **Test Case 1**, a height of 5 results in a triangle with 5 rows.- In **Test Case 2**, a height of 1 results in a single asterisk.- In **Test Case 3**, a height of 10 results in a larger triangle with 10 rows.

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ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

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