hi
send me solution of this asignment
Write a program using malloc function. In which you take input from user and allocate memory equal to square of this number. Which multiply numbers and draw a table in the following format?
Hint: User enters 3 then program allocates equal to 9 integer memories.
Output:1
Enter a single digit number:
2
The multiplication table of 2 is:
1 2
----------------
1| 1 2
2| 2 4
Output:2
Enter a single digit number:
4
The multiplication table of 4 is:
1 2 3 4
--------------------------------
1| 1 2 3 4
2| 2 4 6 8
3| 3 6 9 12
4| 4 8 12 16
18  2454 
I must say that's a useful hint!!
hi
send me solution of this asignment
Write a program using malloc function. In which you take input from user and allocate memory equal to square of this number. Which multiply numbers and draw a table in the following format?
Hint: User enters 3 then program allocates equal to 9 integer memories.
Output:1
Enter a single digit number:
2
The multiplication table of 2 is:
1 2
----------------
1| 1 2
2| 2 4
Output:2
Enter a single digit number:
4
The multiplication table of 4 is:
1 2 3 4
--------------------------------
1| 1 2 3 4
2| 2 4 6 8
3| 3 6 9 12
4| 4 8 12 16
We don't just give you the solution...That s why people fail out of computer science courses. If you'd work on it yourself and then bring to us your questions we could help you then.
AdrianH 1,251
Recognized Expert Top Contributor
We don't just give you the solution...That s why people fail out of computer science courses. If you'd work on it yourself and then bring to us your questions we could help you then.
No, that is how you give a school a bad rap. ;)
You get some looser saying that they have got a degree or certificate in something, they get hired and the moron can't do anything. The company then fires the idiot, black lists him/her and the school from within the company and all other companies they know.
But HIRA HAMEED isn’t one of those. S/he is one to do the work and post a question when s/he gets stuck. RIGHT?
Adrian
Savage 1,764
Recognized Expert Top Contributor
hi
send me solution of this asignment
Write a program using malloc function. In which you take input from user and allocate memory equal to square of this number. Which multiply numbers and draw a table in the following format?
Hint: User enters 3 then program allocates equal to 9 integer memories.
Output:1
Enter a single digit number:
2
The multiplication table of 2 is:
1 2
----------------
1| 1 2
2| 2 4
Output:2
Enter a single digit number:
4
The multiplication table of 4 is:
1 2 3 4
--------------------------------
1| 1 2 3 4
2| 2 4 6 8
3| 3 6 9 12
4| 4 8 12 16
Don't be so rude,give OP a full solution. Here ,u go.
Now make sure that u understand it.OK?
Savage
Don't be so rude,give OP a full solution.
Here ,u go.
Now make sure that u understand it.OK?
Savage
Oh come on, that is being rude!
AdrianH 1,251
Recognized Expert Top Contributor
Oh come on, that is being rude!
I'm on the fence on that one.
Adrian
I'm on the fence on that one.
Adrian
Agreed, while it's not the nicest approach, people that don't read the rules really do need to be told
Agreed, while it's not the nicest approach, people that don't read the rules really do need to be told
I was only joking and that's a good point. Almost every day there at least 2 or 3 new threads going like this:
Problem plzplzplz due tom
<assignment copied and pasted>
plzplzplz its really urgent
Savage 1,764
Recognized Expert Top Contributor
I was only joking and that's a good point. Almost every day there at least 2 or 3 new threads going like this:
Problem plzplzplz due tom
<assignment copied and pasted>
plzplzplz its really urgent
Yea,is it possibly ,when new user is registering, to put on a posting guidelines like one of condtions to join the site?
Savage
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