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What is going on, guys?

And welcome back to another exercise in our programming course.

In this video, we are going to talk again about loops and how we can use them in order to utilize and

to create different patterns and to prevent different shapes to the screen.

So get yourself ready and let's go.

And what we have to do in this exercise is simply to write a program that receives an integer, which

will be the variable.

It's a variable in and in this exercise, we should print a pyramid of numbers with the following pattern.

So basically it should look like this.

We should start by specifying the number of rows.

OK, this will be the number, number of rows.

OK, the number of rows.

And once we specify the number of rows, we should print the following pattern.

So starting from one end on the second row, we will have two values.

So in the first row, one value on the second row to value two values on the third row, three values

and so on and so forth.

So basically, starting with just this pattern from one in incrementing each value from the left to

divide by one once again.

So one, two, three, four or five, six.

And also this should be printed like make sure you don't print it like this.

So one, two, three, four, five, six, because this will be just the right angle triangle.

And we I think we already talked about how to print this kind of shape, but rather, what do we have

to do is simply to print it like these this pattern of triangle.

So basically what you should think about is how you can know in advance what will be the number of spaces

in each row.

OK, so think about it, maybe two.

That's this will be just one space and so on.

And also how you increment the value.

If these were just stories you, you know, we could have printed like this.

So that's not a problem.

We already have done something similar to this exercise, but now we want to print the numbers in some

incrementing order.

So from one to six, or if we take a look, if we have rows equals two rows equals to four, then in

this case.

Sorry about that.

Let me just erase it.

Rows equals to where is it?

Where is the mouse.

OK, rows equals to four.

In this case, what we should print is once again on in the first line we should print something like

adjust the value of one, two, three, four or five, six, seven, eight, 10, nine.

OK, simply incrementing and in every line printing the exact number of values based on the line itself.

So line number one, that one value line number two, two values and so on and so forth.

So do a couple of minutes, think about the solution, try writing it down on your own in your ID and

of course we are going to solve it together in the next video.

So until then, good luck.