Write a java program that uses nested for-loops to display a sequence of numbers. The program should ask the user to enter an integer n. The number n should be in the range 3 to 1000. If the number is not in the range, then display an invalid message and exit the program. Otherwise, on the first line, the program should display the number n repeated n times. Then on the next line it should display the number n-1 repeated n-1 times, and on the next line it should display the number n -2 repeated n - 2 times, and so on for the next lines and stop when the number reaches zero. Also, display a star (*) before each line and display a hash (#) at the end of each line. SAMPLE INPUT/OUTPUT If n = 2 If n = 3 If n = 6 *3332 *223 Invalid 8999999* 55555# +44444 3334 *224 number 14

Write a java program that uses nested for-loops to display a sequence of numbers. The program should ask the user to enter an integer n. The number n should be in the range 3 to 1000. If the number is not in the range, then display an invalid message and exit the program. Otherwise, on the first line, the program should display the number n repeated n times. Then on the next line it should display the number n-1 repeated n-1 times, and on the next line it should display the number n -2 repeated n - 2 times, and so on for the next lines and stop when the number reaches zero. Also, display a star () before each line and display a hash (#) at the end of each line. SAMPLE INPUT/OUTPUT If n = 2 If n = 3 If n = 6 3332 223 Invalid 8999999 55555# +44444 3334 *224 number 14

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