>> Frank Murphy (Frankly3D) wrote:
>> Google no help, with my brain anyhow.
>>http://tinyurl.com/yez6rnr>>>> Numbers 1 to 10, original squared and cubed, displayed like a table.
>>>> This cause an error, as it stands:
>> illegal character:\92
>>>> It's the "\"
>>>> public class table
>> {
>> public static void main(String [] args)
>> {
>> int Number = 0;
>>>> int Squared = 0;
>> Squared = (Number*Number);
>>>> int Cubed = 0;
>> Cubed = (Squared*Number);
>>>> for (Number = 1; Number <= 10; Number = Number+1)
>> System.out.print\n("Number Squared Cubed"); // this line was the hint
>> we were given
>> }
On 07/11/09 14:34, stephen mulcahy wrote:
>
> System.out.print\n("Number Squared Cubed"); // this line was the hint we
> were given
>
> maybe changed print\n to println ?
>
> -stephen
>
No, tried that earlier.
It just prints them as a string.
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