Use nested for$-$loops to draw trapezoidal patterns using the $ character $("$mountains of money"$).$ Here's a sample run of your finished program:

Please enter the number of rows: $7$

How many characters in the first row? $3$

Here is your mountain of money:

$$$

$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Your program will draw a money mountain of any size, limited only by the user's greed and the width of the output window. Here's how to

code it $($required$)$: Declare three variables of type int: numRows, numChars and numSpaces. The first two variables will be initialized to the

corresponding user input. The third variable will have an initial value based on a simple calculation involving numRows. $($You figure out the

calculation.$)$ Your program will use three for loops: One outer loop with a number of iterations equal to numRows and two inner loops $($back$-$

to$-$back, not one inside the other$)$ to draw the leading spaces and the dollar signs for a given row. The number of leading spaces and the

number of dollar signs will be determined by the current values of numSpaces and numChars. That means those variables will need to be

updated at the bottom of your outer loop.