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To those who don't understand inflation, here's a quick explanation:
think of the amount of money as the product of two values:
v × a = m
v = value of the currency (unit: $/note)
a = amount of the currency (unit: note)
m = total amount of money.
In this equation, 'm' remains constant. (This isn't the case in the real world but it is close enough.)
Therefore, for m to be constant, a and v are inversely related.
As amount goes up, value goes down and vide versa.
Now this explanation doesn't depict the real world, but it can give a basic understanding of how inflation works.
