Experiment with some modifications to the code and rerun the program to see what effect the changes have. Try to find the answers to the following questions. print () # Finish the row by printing a newline. # Print the product followed by a space: 23. print ( 'Multiplication Table, by Al Sweigart ' ) 7. """Multiplication Table, by Al Sweigart 2. Keep in mind that the standard terminal window is 80 columns wide and 24 rows tall, so you cannot create much larger multiplication tables without having the rows wrap around the right edge of the window.ġ. If you want to create a larger table, you may need to increase the spacing for the columns as well. Since this is a 12 × 12 multiplication table, this spacing can fit the largest product, 144. Notice that it sets a large enough distance between the numbers to accommodate products that are a maximum of three digits long. When you run multiplicationtable.py, the output will look like this: Multiplication Table, by Al Sweigart Multiplication table will give you the multiply result of the numbers with yellow color. While simple, it provides a useful demonstration of nested loops.
This program generates a multiplication table from 0 × 0 to 12 × 12.
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