[Python] Printing diamond Pattern in python [closed]

I have to print a diamond pattern in Python, but the diamond is different. There are 2 input variables m and n. m represent the number of the blocks where n represents the head on that block, and if the lines on the head are greater than 2, then lines () are inside the block [Head_lines - 2 = number of '']. check the attached picture for reference



def picture(rows, columns):
for _ in range(rows):
# Top part
print((' ' + '/\\' * columns).rstrip())
# Middle part
print((' ' + '/ \\' * columns).rstrip())
print((' ' + '\\ /' * columns).rstrip())
# Bottom part
print((' ' + '\\/' * columns).rstrip())

if rows > 1:
print((' ' + '/ \\' * columns).rstrip())
print((' ' + '\\ /' * columns).rstrip())
print((' ' + '\\/' * columns).rstrip())
picture(1,1)
picture(3,4)


This is code I wrote, and I still haven't figured out a way to add '_' in the code.

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