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Pascal's Pyramid Printing

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Problem

Write code to print Pascal's pyramid.

Implement the function below so it returns the pyramid as a single string, with rows separated by newline characters and no trailing spaces. Each row contains binomial coefficients separated by one space, using the exact indentation shown in the examples.

Input: an integer n, the number of rows. Output: the formatted string representation, with n >= 1.

Constraints

  • 1 <= n <= 100
  • Return exactly n newline-separated rows
  • Values in each row are separated by one space
  • Rows must not contain trailing spaces

Function Signature

def print_pascals_pyramid(n):
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