Question

Thanks eSpeX

Answer 1

I'm really confused on where to begin besides a line of code asking for the user's input.

Answer 2

What are you having difficulty with?

Answer 3

Most of it in general. Like, how can I create a table like this in C#? I've only created lines of code.

Answer 4

The format will take some trial and error to get perfectly lined up. However you can generally create a table using \t <tab> and \n <new line> within the quotes of your print statement.

Answer 5

Thank you, I'll try to incorporate that into the code.

Answer 6

You're welcome.

Answer 7

This is a link to an article discussing escape characters in C#. I am relatively certain that they are the same as those in C and C++, but there is a handy table here for referencing.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/371232/Escaping-in-Csharp-characters-strings-string-forma

Answer 8

I managed to get the x and y axis down. Now, I don't know how to get the body. @eSpeX

Answer 9

Use a loop, probably a for, and print your row, then when your increment gets to your limit add a \n and repeat.

Answer 10

I'm not sure how I can create a loop and have the two user inputs multiply together and continue down?

Answer 11

It looks to me like you are creating a "times" table, so you take the input for your 'x' and your 'y' and then generate the table.

Answer 12

You can have your last operation be anything, instead of c++ why not use c=x*y or something

Answer 13

Hmm.. I didn't think that was possible. Let me try that real quick. Thank you

Answer 14

Welcome.

Answer 15

for (int c = Var * Var2; c <= 90; c = a*b)
{
Console.WriteLine(c);
}

This doesn't seem to work. I get an error saying that a and b don't exist in context.

Answer 16

Where are they defined?

Answer 17

Just inside your for loops, so they do not exist outside of that loop.

Answer 18

Ohh, I see. How can I use them from the previous loops into the new one?

Answer 19

You need to declare your 'a' and 'b' outside the loop and use an increment variable to count through your loop, then you can manipulate the 'a' or 'b' variable within that loop.

Answer 20

Ok, thanks. I kind of get it now