nested for loop dilemma

[YoungGrassHopper]

One could start with observing pyramid and trying to find pattern(s).

We can observe that:

- first column is numbers from 1, 9
- number of items in row equals to the row number/first number in row (row #1 has 1 number, row #2 has two numbers .... row #9 has 9 numbers)
- numbers in row are multipliers of first number of row (a.k.a row number)

It follows that integers i with values 1...9 are emitted, then i is multiplied with values j in range 1, i + 1.

Visually it can be represented:

- > 1 (i) -> 1 * 1 (j)
- > 2 (i) -> 2 * 1 (j), 2 * 2 (j)
- > 3 (i) -> 3 * 1 (j), 3 * 2 (j), 3 * 3 (j)
...

Thanks for your guidance perfringo I appreciate it. I saw the pattern that part was very obvious to me but for some reason I could not lay in down in code, I believe its because this is my very first nested for loop task and its very new to me, I am being hit with a crazy amount of new info the last week I started with a software engineering bootcamp last Thursday and I have never coded prior to that, so really this is a whole new world to me, I am like a neathandral who just found fire for the very first time lol so if I sound very stupid its because Im a super noob and I am trying my best to stay above water, all of the advice I have received so far means a great deal to me you guys are top shelf

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can you please explain how it works if you don't mind?

https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html#print

Hey buran Thanks for the sample code and info I appreciate it, I will have a look at it soonest : )