Understanding nested loops

Nested-loops

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+#Program to understand working of loops and nested loops in python by a simple pattern formation.
+#suppose if user enters 4 then the following should be printed
+#output -
+# * 
+
+# * * 
+
+# * * * 
+
+# * * * *
+# ignore all the '#' above in the output
+
+a=int(input("enter ")) #we take an input from the users of how many lines the pattern should run.
+for i in range(a): #executing a loop, here i's value will start from 0 till a-1.
+ t=((a-1)-i) #carefuly observing the pattern we get to understand that we need loop for spaces and one for * so first we define t that will contain values from a-1 to 0
+ for b in range(t): #creating a Nested loop for spaces
+ print(" ",end=' ')
+ k=i+1 #by observing the pattern above we can see that we need a variable that can print the number of * , and by logic the line number = number of * in that line
+ for c in range(k): # making a loop to print *
+ print("*"," ",end=' ')
+ print("\n")
+
+# Hence loops work in a defined order to produce a specific result.
+# hence in all , all the logical patterns are solved by nested loop concept and to be a master in that getting the right logic and sufficient number of nested loops is important.
+# If possible try running this python code and try putting different input and see the output