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Use nested For-loop to produce the following output.
Please enter an integer between
(2 and 20) :
*
1
2.
Use nested For-loop or While-loop to produce "SIFIR 12".
1 x
1 =
1
1 x
2 =
===== ===== ===
2 x 1 =
2 x
2 =
4
===== ===== ===
1 x 12 =
12
12 x 12 = 144
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