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Well, Kia is so welcome back to another exercise in our programming course, any of these exercises,
we still keep on talking about loops.
So what do we have to do here?
We have to write a program that receives an integer, let's call this integer N, and the program should
basically print a right angle triangle with the following pattern from probably one up to give an M.
So the pattern looks like this.
So let's say an equals to three that what the user provided and we have to print in the first line,
one in the second line, one, two.
And in the third line in the last line for these M one, two, three, four, for example, if we had
like an equals to five.
So the same just on every line running from one one, two, one, two, three, one, two, three,
four.
And in the last fifth line we will print all the values from one up to five.
OK, so what do you have to do in this exercise is to think about some logic and how you can use loops
probably to help you with the solution of this exercise, because probably without loops it will be
really difficult to solve even it may be even impossible.
Right.
Or maybe you have some suggestions.
So take your time, guys.
Think of the solution.
And of course, as always, I will see you in the Solutions video.
Until then, bye bye.
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