The first-return decomposition of a Dyck path and the rule of product give
For a given , choose the inside path in ways and its suffix in ways. Different first-return locations give disjoint groups, so the rule of sum adds their counts. For , the terms are . Iterating the recurrence relation computes the counts without enumerating every full path.

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