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Make your own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Write a program that displays a star similar to the one shown in Figure 13-43, with your name displayed in the star. Figure 13-43 is in photo.
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Make your own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Write a program that displays a star similar to the
one shown in Figure 13-43 O, with your name displayed in the star.
Figure 13-43 Hollywood star
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