Table of 5-10 Using Nested Loops

**BSIT07-01** · #1 24-04-2008, 05:54 PM

Table of 5-10 Using Nested Loops

Here is the source code for a Nested loop to write the Table of 5 upto 10

	#include <iostream> using namespace std; int tableof=5; int tablefrom=5; int tableto=10; int counter=1; int main() { while(tablefrom<=tableto) { cout<<endl<<"Table of "<<tableof<<endl; while(counter<=10) { cout<<tableof<<"x"<<counter<<"="<<tableofcounter<<endl; counter++; } tablefrom++; tableof++; counter=1; /Here we have freed up the counter ,Because we have to use it to write the next loop*/ } return 0; }

**!!Ahmad Mushtaq!!** · #2 24-04-2008, 06:15 PM

Assalam-o-Alaikum!

Hi guys! As usual : I copied Wasif's code and pasted it in my Visual C++.

It gave the following error:
PROBLEM:

	Quote:
	C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\MyProjects\Nested Loop\Wasif's program.cpp(16) : error C2059: syntax error : '<'

SOLUTION:
Please remove the space between the two adjacent '<' after <<tableof*counter on the following line:

cout<<tableof<<"x"<<counter<<"="<<tableof*counter<

<endl;

REASON:
When I tried to edit Wasif post, I found no blank space there. May be the problem is because of the way this forum formats the text. Well! There is no need to worry!

**BSIT07-01** · #3 24-04-2008, 06:25 PM

Dear Thanks for identifying the Bug,
I've removed the bug now.. What do you think about the method , If you have any other method to solve this problem , Please Share it here.

**BSIT07-01** · #4 24-04-2008, 11:39 PM

More Precise Form with three Variables Instead of 4

	#include <iostream> using namespace std; int tableof=5; int tableto=10; int counter=1; int main() { while(tableof<=tableto) { cout<<endl<<"Table of "<<tableof<<endl; while(counter<=10) { cout<<tableof<<"x"<<counter<<"="<<tableof*counter<<endl; counter++; } tableof++; counter=1; } return 0; }

**BSIT07-01** · #5 24-04-2008, 11:44 PM

Generalized form to write table of a range

:bs2:

	#include <iostream> using namespace std; int tableof; int tableto; int counter=1; int main() { cout<<"Enter the Number from which You want to start Table:"; cin>>tableof; cout<<"Enter the Number UPTO which You want to Write the Table:"; cin>>tableto; while(tableof<=tableto) { cout<<endl<<"Table of "<<tableof<<endl; while(counter<=10) { cout<<tableof<<"x"<<counter<<"="<<tableof*counter<<endl; counter++; } tableof++; counter=1; } return 0; }

**.BZU.** · #6 25-04-2008, 01:21 AM

Bhai I really miss you in the C++ class last day..
kisi bhi student ko yeh bnana nahi aya tha , aur mujhko bhi nahi aya ..
But main nay kuch banaya tu liya tha ..
Mujhay yeh samjh nahi aa rahi hay kay yeh aap nay iss main akhir main

	Quote:
	counter=1;

kiyon likha hay

**BSIT07-01** · #7 25-04-2008, 08:21 AM

I've Clarified the reason in first post , That is . Counter is the Variable which I used in the Inner While Loop to write the Table , If we don't Give it Value of 1 , The inner loop will not be executed because for that value of counter should be <=10

I think , Now it should be Clear.

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