open python file window you see an editor in which you can type the example code type the following code into the window -pressing enter after each linex print ('{:> }format(')end'for in range( )print('{:> }format( )end='print(for in range( , )print('{:> }format( )end='while < print('{:> }format( )end=' += print( = this example begins by creating two variablesx and yto hold the row and column value of the table is the row variable and is the column variable to make the table readablethis example must create heading at the top and another along the side when users see at the top and at the sideand follow these values to where they intersect in the tablethey can see the value of the two numbers when multiplied the first print(statement adds space (because nothing appears in the corner of the tablesee figure - to more easily follow this discussionall the formatting statement says is to create space characters wide and place space within it the {:> part of the code determines the size of the column the format('function determines what appears in that space the end attribute of the print(statement changes the ending character from carriage return to simple space the first for loop displays the numbers through at the top of the table the range(function creates the sequence of numbers for you when using the range(functionyou specify the starting valuewhich is in this caseand one more than the ending valuewhich is in this case