Instantly make a multiplication table of any size.
Run the code to create the data for a 10×10 multiplication table. Try other arithmetic operations, like addition (+) or division (/):
Table makes lists of things.
Here’s a list of 10 even numbers:
If you make a table with two indices (a and b), you get a list of lists. This is the data for a multiplication table:
Lay out the numbers in a grid. Try making different sizes of grids:
Grid formats a list of lists as a neat grid:
Grid is often used together with Table because Table makes lists of lists:
Use FrameAll to put lines in the grid:
Add color. Try other colors—for example LightGreen, LightOrange or LightGray:
Nearly every aspect of the appearance of grids can be customized. You can make the background light yellow:
Lighten the grid lines with FrameStyleLightGray:
Use 8-point type. Try font sizes other than 8—for example, 5:
You can customize the style of the items in the grid. This sets the size of the font to 8 points (a “point” is a printer’s measure equal to 1/72 inch):
You might want to make the font smaller if your grid is very large:
Share It—make a multiplication table website:
Deploy a form that asks for a number and makes a multiplication table from 1 to that number:
Click the link in the output to visit the site.
Tell the world about your creation by sharing the link via email, tweet or other message.