I00027 Java Language Program-print 99 multiplication table

This is a childhood back of the 99 multiplication table, is the Chinese version, not the digital version, with the Java program printed out.

The Java source program is as follows:

Package Com.elephant.multiply99table;public class Multiply99table {public static String Convert (int digit) {string[]  Digitwords = {"Ten", "One", "two", "three", "four", "five", "six", "seven", "eight", "Nine"};if (Digit <) return Digitwords[digit];else if (digit  = =) return DIGITWORDS[DIGIT/10] + digitwords[0];elsereturn DIGITWORDS[DIGIT/10] + digitwords[0]+ digitWords[digit% 10];} public static void Main (string[] args) {for (int i = 1; I <= 9; i++) {for (int j = i; J <= 9; j + +) {System.out.print (Convert (i) + convert (j) + ((i * j >= 10)? ":") + Convert (i * j)); System.out.print (((i * j > 10)? "　　" : "　　　"));} System.out.println (""); Line Change}}}

The results of the program run as follows:

One by one is 112, 213 is 314, 415 is 516, 617 is 718, 819 is nine.
22 to 423, 624 to 2.,612,271,428,245,43e,+15.
33 is 2.,351,536,183,721,38e,+20.
6.,452,462,447,284,83e,+19
556,357,355,851,465
6,674,268,493,584
978,575,703
57,832
9,981



I00027 Java Language Program-print 99 multiplication table