I'm trying to make a table in Unix that would prompt a user to add two numbers. Those numbers would be shown at the top of the table, and the the table would consist of: Adding those numbers, subtracting those numbers, mult/dividing those numbers..
And each row would add 5 to the inserted number.
Now I am pretty sure I can do all of that, however, I want my table to be formatted nicely. Would it be easier to build the table row to row? or column to column?
Example:
Num1 --- Num2 --- Adding --- Subtracting --- Multi --- Divide
5 ---------- 6 -----------11 --------- -11 ------------- 30 ------ Whatever that is.
10 -------- 11 --------- 22 ---------- -1 ------------- 110 ------ .90909090
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How can I have the table automatically have nice spacing between the columns?
Should the code be written:
cout << " Num1 " << " Num2 " << .... and so on, or should it be written in column form? I'm kinda new to Unix and don't know any of the commands.
So.. how can I make this table nice and formatted?
And each row would add 5 to the inserted number.
Now I am pretty sure I can do all of that, however, I want my table to be formatted nicely. Would it be easier to build the table row to row? or column to column?
Example:
Num1 --- Num2 --- Adding --- Subtracting --- Multi --- Divide
5 ---------- 6 -----------11 --------- -11 ------------- 30 ------ Whatever that is.
10 -------- 11 --------- 22 ---------- -1 ------------- 110 ------ .90909090
-
How can I have the table automatically have nice spacing between the columns?
Should the code be written:
cout << " Num1 " << " Num2 " << .... and so on, or should it be written in column form? I'm kinda new to Unix and don't know any of the commands.
So.. how can I make this table nice and formatted?
