How do i develop 10*10 table using loops

[Dmitri Makovetskiy]

i want to use loops (while)

i think i am half way there. but i cant make a code..

class Ex5
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
int count;
count=0;
while(count<10)
{
System.out.println(count+1);
count=count+1;

}



int count1;
count1=0;
while(count<10)
{
System.out.println(count1+1);
count1=count1+1;

}



}




}


the table should be 10 by 10. a row and a column, it should be a multiplier table

help

[Tom Reilly]

Thank you for posting your code but please use code tags when posting code in the future. Yes you need two loops but one needs to be nested within the other. The outer loop is responsible for your rows. The inner loop is responsible for your columns (Ten columns for each row - 10 * 10 - for 100 pieces of data). If I read your code right, you have two loops, one after the other in your code. This will give you 10 + 10 or 20 pieces of data.

To use the code tag, highlight the code that you post and then click the Code button, which is above the edit box. The Code button will add the appropriate markup to the text. so that it displays very nicely with line numbers.

[W. Joe Smith]

In addition to code tags, please take a look at the naming policy.

[marc weber]

Rather than using "count" and "count1," more descriptive names might help you with the logic. For example, "RowNum" and "ColumnNum."

(Also, your second while condition should use "count1" instead of "count.")

[pete stein]

His post appears to have been "solved" in a cross-post: link to java-forums post

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