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 ## Hints and Guidelines
 
-The problem is **similar** to those for drawing **a rectangle** and **square**. Once again, we will use **nested loops**, but there is **a  catch** here. The difference is that **the number of columns** that we need to print depends on **the row**, on which we are and not on the input number **`n`**. From the example input and output data we see that **the count of dollars depends** on which **row** we are on at the moment of the printing, i.e. 1 dollar means first row, 3 dollars mean third row and so on. Let's see the following example in details. We see that **the variable** of **the nested** loop is connected with the variable of **the outer** one. This way our program prints the desired triangle.
+The problem is **similar** to those for drawing **a rectangle** and **square**. Once again, we will use **nested loops**, but there is **a  catch** here. The difference is that **the number of columns** that we need to print depends on **the row**, on which we are and not on the input number **`n`**. From the example input and output data we see that **the count of dollars depends** on which **row** we are on at the moment of the printing, i.e. 1 dollar means first row, 3 dollars mean third row and so on. Let's see the following example in detail. We see that **the variable** of **the nested** loop is connected with the variable of **the outer** one. This way our program prints the desired triangle.
 
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