RIGHT SHIFTED ALPHABET TRIANGLE IN JAVA | NESTED LOOPS | ASCII VALUE | BHARAT TECH SHOW
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In this video, we will learn how to print a Right-Shifted Alphabet Triangle Pattern in Java using nested loops.
This program takes the number of rows from the user and prints alphabets (A, B, C, …) in a right-aligned triangular shape.
📌 Program Highlights
Uses Scanner class to take input
Uses ASCII values to print alphabets
Uses nested loops
Demonstrates right shifting of pattern using spaces
Beginner-friendly explanation
📥 Input
Enter number of rows: 5
📤 Output
A
A B
A B C
A B C D
A B C D E
📘 Basic Concept
First inner loop prints spaces → makes the pattern right aligned.
Second inner loop prints alphabets → uses ASCII values starting from 65 (A).
After each row, cursor moves to the next line using println().
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