/*
Multiplication Table Generator v1.0
(C) Sudipto Ghosh. 2018.
*/
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;
// forward decarations for functions
void init(); int getValue(); void print();
int calc(int x, int y); int inputa, inputb;
char inputc; void prompt();
int main()
{
// welcome message for the user
cout << "Welcome to the mutipication table generator !" << endl;
cout << "Output wil be printed in the following format:" << endl;
cout << "a\t*\tb\t=\ta*b" << endl;
// initialise the generator
init();
// print the multiplication table
print();
// prompt if user wants to
// quit or start over
prompt();
// loop to start over
while (inputc != 'q')
{
init(); print(); prompt();
};
return 0;
}
void init()
{
// get the number whose table is required
cout << "Value of a is? ";
inputa = getValue();
// get the range of the table to be generated
cout << "Enter the number of rows required: ";
inputb = getValue();
cout << endl;
}
int getValue()
{
int a; cin >> a;
return a;
}
void print()
{
// loop the printing job
for(int loopCount(1); loopCount <= inputb; loopCount++)
{
cout << inputa << "\t*\t" << loopCount << "\t=\t" << calc(inputa,loopCount) << endl;
};
}
int calc(int x, int y)
{
return x * y;
};
void prompt()
{
// prompt if further action is required else quit
cout << endl << "Press q to quit\t\tPress any other key to start over."<< endl;
cout << "Your reply: ";
cin >> inputc;
}
Just a multiplication table generator that greets the user with a welcome message and gives a sample output. It then asks the user for the number whose multiplication table is required and range of the table. It prompts the user after printing output whether the user wants to quit or start over.
I thought if forward declarations and a modular main() function were used, it looked more nicer.
I thought if forward declarations and a modular main() function were used, it looked more nicer.
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