How do I right justify this asterisk pattern (C)?

I want to turn this...





**********


*********


********


*******


******


*****


****


***


**


*





into this...





**********


!*********


!!********


!!!*******


!!!!******


!!!!!*****


!!!!!!****


!!!!!!!***


!!!!!!!!**


!!!!!!!!!*





without using field with specifiers. I can only use for loops and one printf for asterisks (*) and one printf for space ( ). Here's my code. Thanks.





Code:





#include %26lt;stdio.h%26gt;





int main() {





int f, g;





for(f = 0; f %26lt; 10; f++)


{


for(g = f; g %26lt; 10; g++)


{


printf("*");


}


printf("\n");


}


return 0;


}





I was able to right justify this...





*


**


***


****


*****


******


*******


********


*********


**********





using this code...





while(h %26gt;= 0)


{


for(j = 0; j %26lt; h; j++)


{


printf(" ");


}


--h;


for(j = 0; j %26lt; i; j++)


{


printf("*");


}


++i;


printf("\n");


}

How do I right justify this asterisk pattern (C)?
Hmmm. So using printf() field modifiers are out, eh? Well, this becomes more math-ish, then.





int h=10, i=0;





while(h %26gt;= 0)


{


for(j = 0; j %26lt; i; j++)


printf(" ");





for(j = 0; j %26lt; h; j++)


printf("*");





i++;


h--;


printf("\n");


}
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