modules in C++ (void functions) to display the two specified patterns when calling them from main. Set up main and the two void functions. Run the program with the four calls below and confirm the output.  Submit both source code and output.         // calls from main       rectanglePattern(3, 4);    // 3 by 4 rectangle of # characters       rectanglePattern(2, 5);    // 2 by 5 re

Complete the two modules in C++ (void functions) to display the two specified patterns when calling them from main. Set up main and the two void functions. Run the program with the four calls below and confirm the output.  Submit both source code and output.

      // calls from main

      rectanglePattern(3, 4);    // 3 by 4 rectangle of # characters

      rectanglePattern(2, 5);    // 2 by 5 rectangle of # characters

      trianglePattern(3, ‘*’);

      trianglePattern(4, ‘#’);

            Sample output:

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      ####

      ####

      ####

      #####

      #####

      *

      **

      ***

      #

      ##

      ###

      ####

You must use a nested loop and output one ‘#’ at a time inside the inner loop.  Each line has up to rows ‘#’ characters (inner loop) and there are rows of lines of characters (outer loop). 

         void rectanglePattern(int rows, int cols)

            // set up a nested loop using rows and cols

            // use cout << ‘#’; inside the nested loop

You must use a nested loop and output one character at a time inside the inner loop.  The first line has one character and the n^th row has n characters.

         void trianglePattern(int rows, char c)

            // set up a nested loop using row and outer loop counter

            // use cout << c; inside the nested loop