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Leading and trailing whitespace is allowed as long as the output is visually the same.

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Leading and trailing whitespace is allowed as long as the output is visually the same.

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Hexagons have 6 sides

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You may assume that input is always valid, so if it's not a positive integer, your program may do whatever you want. You do however have to handle the special case of a one-sidedsize 1 hexagon, which happens to be a single asterisk:

You may assume that input is always valid, so if it's not a positive integer, your program may do whatever you want. You do however have to handle the special case of a one-sided hexagon, which happens to be a single asterisk:

You may assume that input is always valid, so if it's not a positive integer, your program may do whatever you want. You do however have to handle the special case of a size 1 hexagon, which happens to be a single asterisk:

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