The goal of 9.1.6 Checkerboard V1 is to create a checkerboard pattern where the top 3 rows are filled with ones (
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This version uses a Python shortcut to generate a row more concisely.
The vertical position depends on the current row index r . This shifts the drawing pen downward every time the outer loop advances.
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