Here's a Python code that generates a downwards-facing arrow using the specified dimensions: arrow base height, arrow base width, and arrowhead width.
The Code
def draw_arrow(base_height, base_width, head_width):
# Print arrow base (rectangle)
for i in range(base_height):
print('*' * base_width)
# Print arrow head (right triangle)
for i in range(head_width, 0, -1):
print('*' * i)
# Example: Arrow dimensions - base height: 4, base width: 4, head width: 6
draw_arrow(4, 4, 6)
This program defines a draw_arrow function that prints the arrow base as a rectangle of specified height and width, followed by the arrow head as a right triangle with the specified width. The function is called with example dimensions to demonstrate the arrow's structure.