Task 1:Correct the following program who prints asterick sign (*) in such a way using nested while loops Task 1:Correct the following program who prints asterick sign (*) in such a way using nested whileloops*******************************************************************************************************#include using namespace std;int main (){int i = 15, j;while (i>0){j=j-1;while (j>0){cout<<"*";j=j-1; #include using namespace std;int main (){15, j;while (i>0)int i ={j=j-1;while (j>0){cout<<"*";j=j-1;cout<<"\n";i=i-1;system ("pause");return 0;

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