Python Multiplication Table of Number by Function Program

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Python Multiplication Table of Number by Function Program

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# An example Python program 
# to define and call a function table 
# to show multiplication table of a number 
# Author : www.EasyCodebook.com (c) 
# Note the first line in function is called 
# document string, it 

# define the function with formal parameter num 

def print_table(num): 
    """ This function prints multiplication table of a given number"""
    for i in range(1,11): 
        print(num,' x ', i, ' = ',num*i) 
# end of function table


# input a number
n = int(input("Please Enter a number to print its multiplication table:"))

# call the function tanle by passing actual parameter 'n' 

print_table(n)

Working of Python Multiplication Table Program

First of all we define a user defined function print_table(num). Here num is a formal parameter which is a number to print its table.

print_table(num) function uses a for loop in the range 1 to 10 to display table of a number. Note that the range() function used in for loop uses two argumenst, start =1 and stop=11. It is because the range() function will generate numbers from start to stop-1. Therefore the range() function provides 1 to 10 numbers sequence to for loop. As a result, the multiplication table of the required number is printed from 1 to 10.

After the end of the function, we use an input() function to get input from the user. The user will enter a number. The int() function will convert the entered string into number.

The last statement is a function call statement.

We call the function print_table() by passing it the number.

Now the function print_table() is executed and prints the table.

And this is the end of the Python Multiplication table program using the user defined function print_table(num).

Output

Please Enter a number to print its multiplication table:7
7  x  1  =  7
7  x  2  =  14
7  x  3  =  21
7  x  4  =  28
7  x  5  =  35
7  x  6  =  42
7  x  7  =  49
7  x  8  =  56
7  x  9  =  63
7  x  10  =  70

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2 thoughts on “Python Multiplication Table of Number by Function Program

  1. Ricky Warich

    please help me with the following coding, whenever i am doing this multiplication in the end its written as “none”, which i don’t want, please help what should i do i am new to coding

    def multiplication(n):

    for i in range(1 , 11):

    print(n, ” x” , i , “=” ,n*i)

    p = multiplication(6)
    print(p)

    output:-
    6 x 1 = 6
    6 x 2 = 12
    6 x 3 = 18
    6 x 4 = 24
    6 x 5 = 30
    6 x 6 = 36
    6 x 7 = 42
    6 x 8 = 48
    6 x 9 = 54
    6 x 10 = 60
    None

    please help

    Reply
    1. Admin Post author

      Hi Ricky
      Just call the function as
      multiplication(6)

      Don’t use
      p = multiplication(6)
      print(p)
      because this function does not return a value
      but just prints the table. so we will not use variable on left side
      of assignment. Actually there is no need to call this function in assignment statement.
      Thanks

      Reply

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