Unlocking the Power of Python: A Multiplication Table Example
To grasp the fundamentals of this example, it’s essential to have a solid understanding of Python programming concepts, including for loops and basic input/output operations.
The Code: A Closer Look
In the following program, we utilize a for loop to generate the multiplication table of 12. Let’s break down the source code:
- We employ the range() function, specifying arguments (1, 11) to iterate exactly 10 times.
- The loop displays the multiplication table of the variable num, which is assigned the value 12 in our example.
Exploring the Range() Function
The range() function plays a crucial role in this program. By setting the arguments to (1, 11), we ensure that the loop iterates over numbers greater than or equal to 1 and less than 11.
Modifying the Program for Other Values
Want to test the program with different values? Simply change the value of the num variable to explore the multiplication tables of other numbers.
Related Topics: Matrix Multiplication
For those interested in exploring more advanced concepts, check out our guide on creating a Python program to multiply two matrices.