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jejemanito:
*It is 'I beg' not 'abeg'

imsuboi:
Am gonna make your life a living hell.

Am just waking up from sleep sha
Am gonna start preparing for church pretty soon
Am gonna brush my teeth
Am a patriotic Nigerian
Am gonna pray very well in church today
Am so pissed off by this thread
This thread would mark the birth of the " Am " crew

Am
Am
Am
Am
Am
Am



Cry

godofwar666:
Correct. Wrong
Exhaust. Exaust
Interpret. Interprete
Occasion. Ocassion
Professor proffessor
Kerosene. Kerosine
Grievous. Grivious
Guidance. Guidiance
Movable. Moveable
Accommodation. Accomodation
Definition. Defination
Precede. Preceed
Wrong Amalgamation of Words
Correct. Wrong
In spite. Inspite
At least. Atleast
A lot. Alot

Waspy:
Gaddem, its Human being not humanbean

Judinho59: Python's effffin' slow!!

@Humanbean Nicey!

humanbean: (Coded in Python 2.7)

total = 0

def arpro(n):
    val = 3 + (n - 1) * 2
    return val

for n in range(1,21):
    nth = arpro(n)
    total += nth
print "elvis10ten, the answer to your question is ", total + arpro(50)

elvis10ten: use www.ideone.com to run the code.

humanbean: Just started delving into programming. I don't know PHP but I took up your challenge in Python. The code is a function to accept any number from the user and output any number of multiples he desires. I used a for loop and addition as you asked, but I don't know how to test the cpu load. The main code is about 4 lines. Please point out how I can optimise this.

figure = int(raw_input( "Number: " ))
multiple = int(raw_input( "How many multiples?: " ))
initial = figure
for i in range (0, multiple):
    print figure
    figure += initial

initial = 7
figure = initial
for i in range (0, 300):
    print "7 x %d = %d" % (i+1,figure)
    figure += initial

Djtm: assembly language? WTF? Just how many pages will you use?
Mov bull, shit

from sys import exit
print "Hehehehehehehehehe." 
print "Mission accomplished. Trouble found."
exit (0)

spikes C: Use the code tag

total = 0

def arpro(n):
    val = 3 + (n - 1) * 2
    return val

for n in range(1,21):
    nth = arpro(n)
    total += nth
print "elvis10ten, the answer to your question is ", total + arpro(50)

WhiZTiM: . . . Yes I know... That is why i wrote.

humanbean: Just started delving into programming. I don't know PHP but I took up your challenge in Python. The code is a function to accept any number from the user and output any number of multiples he desires. I used a for loop and addition as you asked, but I don't know how to test the cpu load. The main code is about 4 lines. Please point out how I can optimise this.

def maths():
figure = int(raw_input("Number: ")
multiple = int(raw_input("How many multiples?: ))
initial = figure
for i in range (0, multiple):
print figure
figure += initial
maths()

figure = int(raw_input( "Number: " ))
multiple = int(raw_input( "How many multiples?: " ))
initial = figure
for i in range (0, multiple):
    print figure
    figure += initial