$6.(6$ points$)$

Write code to iterate over all the values in a table, a row at a time, and for each row across the columns. Your code is not for the specific table you just created, but should work for any table that is represented as a list of lists as we have done in class and as you have seen in the book. This requires a nested loop.

When you print out the rows, you have to iterate $($loop$)$ over the individual values in the row and print one at a time. For printing the number across the rows, use end $\backslash (=\backslash$stackrel$\{\backslash$text $\{$ c in your print $\}\}\{=\}\backslash )$ statement so that the numbers in one row will all be on the same line. After the loop that prints the row is done write a print$()$ statement with no arguments to move to the next line.

No indexes are needed.