Write a program using for loop that generates a multiplication table for any integer (given by the user) up to any multiple (also given by the user). Your output should be similar to what is given in the sample below. Sample Output >> exercise19 Enter the number for which you want to create the multiplication table: 91 Enter the number up to which multiplication table is required: 5 91 X 1 = 91 91 X 2 - 182 91 X 3 = 273 91 X 4 = 364 91 X 5 = 455 >>

Write a program using for loop that generates a multiplication table for any integer (given by the user) up to any multiple (also given by the user). Your output should be similar to what is given in the sample below. Sample Output >> exercise19 Enter the number for which you want to create the multiplication table: 91 Enter the number up to which multiplication table is required: 5 91 X 1 = 91 91 X 2 - 182 91 X 3 = 273 91 X 4 = 364 91 X 5 = 455 >>

C++ Programming: From Problem Analysis to Program Design

8th Edition

ISBN:9781337102087

Author:D. S. Malik

Publisher:D. S. Malik

Chapter4: Control Structures I (selection)

Section: Chapter Questions

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