After-school assignments use a for loop to embed a diamond

for (int i = 1; I <= one; i++)//I is a starting value of <=11; Increment the {int A, B, c;//to define the ABC three number for (a = one; a > i; a--)//A This is a descending starting value is                                     11 when i=1//a value is 11 output 11 blank Console.Write (""); for (b = 1; b <= i; b++)//When the above outputs 11 blanks, B outputs a "*" and so on
                                           
Console.Write ("*");//When the above outputs 11 blanks, B outputs a "*"
for (c = 1; c < (b-1); C + +) Console.Write ("*");            Console.WriteLine ();                } for (int i = 1; I <= one; i++) {int d, E, F;                for (d = 1; d <= i; d++) Console.Write ("");                for (E = 10;e >= i;e--) console.write ("*");                for (f = ten; F > (e+1); f--) Console.Write ("*");            Console.WriteLine (); } console.readline ();

After-school assignments use a for loop to embed a diamond