Python Script: Generating Multiplication Tables смотреть онлайн

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In this Python tutorial, we will walk you through a code snippet that generates multiplication tables and organizes them into a dedicated folder. By following along, you'll learn how to use basic file operations, conditionals, loops, and user input in Python.

The code begins by checking if a folder named "Multiplication_Tables" exists. If it does, the code removes it using the `os.system("rm -r Multiplication_Tables")` command. Next, it checks if the folder still exists and creates it if it doesn't using `os.system("mkdir Multiplication_Tables")`. This ensures that we have a fresh folder to store our generated multiplication tables.

The script then prompts the user for two inputs: the number up to which they want the tables to be created (`mt`), and the limit up to which they want each table (`num`).

A loop is initiated, starting from 2 and going up to the user-specified number `mt`. Within this loop, a file is created for each multiplication table using the `open` function with the write mode. The file name follows the format: "Multiplication Table of {table}.txt".

The code then writes the table header to the file and proceeds to calculate and write each multiplication row within the specified limit `num`. The rows are written in the format: "{table} × {limit} = {table * limit}".

Finally, the code informs the user that the multiplication tables have been generated from 2 to `mt`, each with a limit of `num`. These tables are stored inside a folder named "Multiplication_Tables".

By understanding and executing this Python code, you can easily generate and organize multiplication tables for various purposes, such as educational materials or reference guides.

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