<\/p>\n
using System;
\nnamespace Multiplication_Table_C_sharp
\n{
\nclass Program
\n{
\nstatic void Main(string<> args)
\n{
\n\/\/ multiplication table – C# CRL version.cpp : main project file.<\/p>\n
int row = 0;\/\/ The first variable called row with a value of 0
\nint column = 0;\/\/Second variable called column with a value of 0
\nConsole.WriteLine(“\\t\\t\\tMultiplication Table\\n\\n\\n”);\/\/we are outputting to the screen via .net framework WriteLine will create a newline
\nConsole.Write (” “);\/\/Write outputs without a newline character
\nfor (row = 1; row !=11; row++)\/\/The first loop, this will create 1 through 10 across the top of the screen
\n{
\nConsole.Write (“{0,5}”, row);\/\/First number represents “row” and the second number specifies the width.
\n}<\/p>\n
Console.Write (“\\n “);\/\/Used Write to introduce spacing after a newline.
\nfor (row = 1; row !=11; row++)\/\/This loop draws a line under the numbers
\n{
\nConsole.Write (“_____”);
\n}<\/p>\n
for (row = 1; row != 11; row++)\/\/This outer loop creates the far left number that will run down the screen
\n{
\nConsole.Write (“\\n\\n{0,3} |”, row);\/\/ outputing two newline characters the number with width of 3 and a | character for a divider line<\/p>\n
for (column = 1; column != 11; column++)\/\/This inner loop create the table
\n{
\nConsole.Write (“{0,5}”, column*row);\/\/here we put the multiple of “column” and “row” with a width of 5
\n}
\n}
\nConsole.WriteLine(“\\n\\nHit Enter key to quit…”);
\nConsole.ReadLine();\/\/keeps the screen visible until the enter key is hit.
\n}
\n}
\n}<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
using System; namespace Multiplication_Table_C_sharp { class Program { static void Main(string<> args) { \/\/ multiplication table – C# CRL version.cpp : main project file. int row = 0;\/\/ The first variable called row with a value of 0 int … Continue reading