The program must accept an integer N as the input. The program must print the desired pattern as shown in the example input/ output.

Examples:

Input : 41325
Output :
|****
|*
|***
|**
|*****

Explanation: 

For integers, output the number of * that corresponds to each digit in the integer. Here the first digit is 4, so print four * in the first line. The second digit is 1, so print *. So the last one, ie. the fifth digit is 5, so print five * s on the fifth line.

Input :

60710

Output :

|******
|
|*******
|*
|

Approach

Read the input
For each digit in the integer print the corresponding number of *s
If the digit is 0 then print no *s and skip to the next line

# function to print the pattern
def pattern(n):

	# traverse through the elements
	# in n assuming it as a string
	for i in n:

		# print | for every line
		print("|", end = "")

		# print i number of * s in
		# each line
		print("*" * int(i))

# get the input as string		
n = "41325"
pattern(n)

Output:

|****
|*
|***
|**
|*****

Alternate solution that takes integer as input :

n = 41325
x = []
while n>0:
	x.append(n%10)
	n //= 10
for i in range(len(x)-1,-1,-1):
	print('|'+x[i]*'*')

# code contributed by Baivab Dash

Output:

|****
|*
|***
|**
|*****