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Most digital devices display numbers using a seven-segment display. The seven segments are arranged like this:
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* *
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In this problem, each segment is drawn as three asterisks on a single line, as shown above.
Any digit from 0 to 9 can be shown by lighting up the appropriate segments. For example, the digit 1 uses only the two segments on the right side:
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The digit 4 needs four segments:
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Write a program that reads a single digit (0-9) and draws that digit on a seven-segment display. You may assume that each segment is made of three asterisks. A segment that is off produces an empty line.
Output rules: no line may contain trailing whitespace, and the last line must end with a newline.