the output of this code below is not what one would expect, it outputs
all kind of numbers and it never stops, I want to ask the user for a
number and then print out the multiplication table up to that number.
thanks
*************** *************** *************** *************** ****
import math
def printMultiples( n, hight):
i = 1
while i <= hight:
print n*i, '\t',
i = i + 1
print
def printMultTable( hight):
i = 1
while i <= hight:
printMultiples( i, i)
i = i + 1
num = raw_input ("produce a multiplication table up to: ")
printMultTable( num)
*************** *************** *************** *************** **** 2 1076
On 28/04/2006 2:04 PM, Gary Wessle wrote: the output of this code below is not what one would expect, it outputs all kind of numbers and it never stops, I want to ask the user for a number and then print out the multiplication table up to that number.
That's what you want, but not what you did. You asked them for a string. thanks
*************** *************** *************** *************** **** import math
Not used. def printMultiples( n, hight): i = 1 while i <= hight: print n*i, '\t', i = i + 1 print
def printMultTable( hight): i = 1 while i <= hight:
Temporarily, insert here:
print "types:", type(i), type(hight)
print "values:", i, hight
if i > 100: return
printMultiples( i, i) i = i + 1
num = raw_input ("produce a multiplication table up to: ") printMultTable( num)
Try this: printMultTable( int(num))
You may wish to consider changing "hight" to "height" :-)
John Machin <sj******@lexic on.net> writes: On 28/04/2006 2:04 PM, Gary Wessle wrote: the output of this code below is not what one would expect, it outputs all kind of numbers and it never stops, I want to ask the user for a number and then print out the multiplication table up to that number.
That's what you want, but not what you did. You asked them for a string.
thanks *************** *************** *************** *************** **** import math
Not used.
def printMultiples( n, hight): i = 1 while i <= hight: print n*i, '\t', i = i + 1 print def printMultTable( hight): i = 1 while i <= hight:
Temporarily, insert here: print "types:", type(i), type(hight) print "values:", i, hight if i > 100: return
printMultiples( i, i) i = i + 1 num = raw_input ("produce a multiplication table up to: ") printMultTable( num)
Try this: printMultTable( int(num))
You may wish to consider changing "hight" to "height" :-)
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