How do I print this using for statement in C

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Posted 7-Oct-15 20:16pm

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Patrice T 8-Oct-15 2:34am

How do you get theses numbers ? got a formula ?

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KarstenK · Answer 1 · 2015-10-07T20:31:00

Solution 1

with printf function. Like that

C++

int number = 1;
printf ("%d \n", number);

and so on.

Consider learning the language...

Posted 7-Oct-15 20:31pm

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Krunal Rohit · Answer 2 · 2015-10-07T20:32:00

This is a simple math problem. By looking at the number, I think they're squares of different number.
You can first look into it[^]. Try to understand how the square root calculated, and then write a program for it.

And as I assume, this a homework; it won't entertained here.
If you expect us to do your homework, that's not going to work. There's a pretty good reason behind this: "You won't be learn anything, if you expect others do your work for you".

You can try something on your own at first and when you stuck anywhere, anyone from here would do his/her best to help you out. But don't directly ask for the source code.

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