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height = int ( input ( ) ) # Read the width of the rectangle from the user width = int ( input ( )

height = int(input())
# Read the width of the rectangle from the user
width = int(input())
# Loop through each row i from 1 to height
for i in range(1, height+1):
# Loop through each column j from 1 to width
for j in range(1, width+1):
# Print an asterisk (*) for each column without moving to the next line
print("*", end='')
# Move to the next line after printing all columns for the current row
print()

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