108. Python Program to Print a Multiplication Table in Columns

Overview

Combine a for loop with f-string widths to print neat columns.

Problem Statement

Read a whole number n and print its multiplication table from 1 to 10. Make the columns line up: the number after x gets a width of 2, and the result gets a width of 3, both pushed to the right. For example, for 7:

7 x  1 =   7
7 x  2 =  14
7 x  3 =  21
7 x  4 =  28
7 x  5 =  35
7 x  6 =  42
7 x  7 =  49
7 x  8 =  56
7 x  9 =  63
7 x 10 =  70

Use input() with no prompt text: the tests type the input for you, and a prompt would end up in your output.

Input

One whole number from 1 to 99. Example:

7

Output

The output for that example is the table above, 10 lines. Spaces count, so look closely at where they are.

The tests try 4 different inputs.