Using nested loops and constant values to draw figure

[itsalltech]

Write a Java program in a class named Window that produces the preceding figure as output. Use nested for loops to print the repeated parts of the figure. Once you get it to work, add one class constant to your program so that the size of the figure can be changed simply by changing that constant's value. The example output shown is at a constant size of 3, but if you change the constant, the figure should grow larger and wider proportionally.

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Any help would be appreciated. Thank you!

[alykins]

well everything is in set's of three's... so does everything grow so there would be 4 +'s wide and 4 +'s high and so on?
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now is doesn't look like an E anymore- so need to clarify that. This is going to be similar to the last project you did, you need to do some loops. Post what you have so far.