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This number is then used as the times table. So if the user enters $10,$ the $10$ times table should be displayed. Your Output window should look something like this, when your programme is run.

Output:Help for this ExerciseYour for loop only needs two lines of code between the curly brackets, and one of those is the print line. You only need a single line to calculate the answers for your times table.

You should already know how to get the number from the user. This can be used in your loop's curly brackets to work out the answer to your multiplication.

Your times table only needs to go from $1$ to $10,$ like ours does in the image above.

A mail order company charges $$3\mathrm{.}00$ for handling, free shipping for orders $10$ pounds or less, plus $$0\mathrm{.}25$ for each pound over $10.$

Write a program that repeatedly asks the user for the weight of an order, then writes out the shipping charge. The program stops when a weight of zero or less is entered.