Task $1-$ Design Number Pyramid

When doing a System Dexigh for functions, you should doign a function yepuraty from the design of the main part of the progran. After a

function is desiend, it can singly be called in another part of the design. Wou will wrile a program burd on a ghen Spiten Desien. Note that

You will not creabe a full System Devign for this task. Your progam will be coeabed in a Hile called uact py$.$ You will oreate a file called

Requirements

The use wil enter the number of rows to have in a pyramid of numbers. flowed on the coers input the progam will doplay a pyramid where

the bottom row.

the bottom row.

Enter the number of rows: $15$

Enter the number of rows: $9$

Notes

On the bottom row there shouldn't be any space before the first number or after the last.

Your centering doesn't have to be exactly the same as the picture above. Notice how the first digit of the first $14$ is above the $5,$ but the

second digit of the last $14$ is above a space. Your implementation may result in the $14$ th row $($and similar rows$)$ being shifted by $1$ space as

compared to the picture.

Remember that you can multiply a string by an integer, to repeat that string multiple times! e$\mathrm{.}8.$ "Hello" $3.$ "HelloHelloHello"

If the number of rows goes past $10$ there is a ledge in the pyramid. You don't need to space the single digit numbers to span the width.

Just one space between each number.

The len$0$ function will probably come in handy. If the parameter is a string. it will return the number of characters in the string. What can

you do if you want to know how many digits are in a number if len$0$ needs a string? You do not have to use this to successfully complete

Just one space between each number.

The len$()$ function will probably come in handy. If the parameter is a string, it will return the number of characters in the string. What can

you do if you want to know how many digits are in a number if len$()$ needs a string? You do not have to use this to successfully complete

this task though.

Note how in the System Design each function is defined separately, and one function design can call another function

Starter Design

Below is the system design file to build your implementation. Once built, you'll notice an error in the design. Create a file called design $1f.$txt to

describe the error and how you fixed it$.$ You can just describe your process in a paragraph. Your code should be in a file called

task$1.$py$.$

Systen Design

make$\_$number$\_$gyranid function

Create formal parameter for the number of rows from the caller of the function

Create a string varlable that will be returned. Start as an eapty string.

Create a loop froa $$ to the number of rows $($including the number of rows value$)$

a$.$ Create a string variable for the row of text

b$.$ Create a loop from $0$ to the current row number

Create a conditional to concatenate a space to the text if it's not the first character of the rome

c$.$ Add the roa of text string to the atssage variable. Make sure to add a nemline at the end

Return the string nessage

main function

Get inqut fron the user for the number of rows to print.

Call makelimberPyranid using the value from the user and save the return

Print the return value

progran start $-$ Note: You do not need to include this in your future designs as this is implied.