Here is a nested loop example that graphically depicts an integer's magnitude by using asterisks, creating what is commonly called a histogram: Run the program below and observe the output. Modify the program to print one asterisk per 5 units. So if the user enters 40, print 8 asterisks. num = 0while num >= 0: num = int(input('Enter an integer (negative to quit):\n')) if num >= 0: print('Depicted graphically:') for i in range(num): print('*', end=' ') print('\n')print('Goodbye.')

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Output:

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Explanation:

In this code a "num" variable is declared that use while loop that check num value greater than equal to 0.

Inside the loop we input the "num" value from the user-end and use if the value is positive it will define a for loop that calculates the quotient value as integer part, and use the asterisks to print the value.

If input value is negative it print a message that is "Goodbye".

Please find the code link:   https://onlinegdb.com/7MN5dYPch2

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step-by-step explanation:

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