Exercise: Outputting a table using the `print` statement
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Creating tables with `print` and `println`
On the "Custom Formula" page, columns beyond the number specified in the custom formula editor will not be displayed (maximum of 20 columns).
In "Free Calculation," you can display more columns (I haven’t checked the upper limit, but I was able to display 10,000 columns).
for (r=1; r <= rmax; r=r+1) {
for (c=1; c <= cmax; c=c+1) {
print(100*r+c);
}
println();
}
In "Free Calculation," you can display more columns (I haven’t checked the upper limit, but I was able to display 10,000 columns).
for (r=1; r <= rmax; r=r+1) {
for (c=1; c <= cmax; c=c+1) {
print(100*r+c);
}
println();
}
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