Write a Java program that prints a special triangle containing both numbers and letters as mentioned in the following details. The idea is that we first start with printing the number 1 to build the triangle. The number of total lines in the triangle should be derived by the number of letters between the capital letter 'A' and the given upper-case input letter (both inclusive). Then, we follow the rule of printing letters and numbers in turn for the following lines. The critical point here is that we skip either the consecutive number or letter between lines. For example, in line 3 of the triangle, we skipped the letter 'B' and printed the number '3. Similarly, we skipped the value of '2' and printed the letter 'A in line 2 of the triangle instead. Input Format An upper-case letter, I. Constraints IE (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J} Output Format Drawing a special triangle containing both numbers and capital letters. Sample Input 0 Sample Output 0 AAA 333ב ссссссс 555555555 EEEEEEEEEEE 7777777777777

Write a Java program that prints a special triangle containing both numbers and letters as mentioned in the following details. The idea is that we first start with printing the number 1 to build the triangle. The number of total lines in the triangle should be derived by the number of letters between the capital letter 'A' and the given upper-case input letter (both inclusive). Then, we follow the rule of printing letters and numbers in turn for the following lines. The critical point here is that we skip either the consecutive number or letter between lines. For example, in line 3 of the triangle, we skipped the letter 'B' and printed the number '3. Similarly, we skipped the value of '2' and printed the letter 'A in line 2 of the triangle instead. Input Format An upper-case letter, I. Constraints IE (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J} Output Format Drawing a special triangle containing both numbers and capital letters. Sample Input 0 Sample Output 0 AAA 333ב ссссссс 555555555 EEEEEEEEEEE 7777777777777

Computer Networking: A Top-Down Approach (7th Edition)

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