Adding White space

[DoubleG]

Hi guys, how do I add white space for every count? for example if userNum = 3 then it should print

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  int main() {
   int userNum  = 0;
   int i = 0;
   int j = 0;

for (i=0; i <= userNum; ++i){
   while (j <= userNum){
      cout << j << endl;
      ++j;
     
   }
   
}

[joe864864]

Not sure what you're asking other than missing a } your code works good and I'm guessing that's just a mistake in copping it. Your code outputs exactly that. Do you want white space between every number? If so add cout << '\n'; in your while loop. If not please be more specific where you want more white space.

[wildblue]

If you mean something like this, you can play with setfill and setw in the iomanip header (example here: http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/iomanip/setfill/). It can be done without nesting loops.

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[DoubleG]

@Wildblue I'm not allowed to solve it using setw and showpoint. I have to use nested loops.

@joe864864 Sorry this is what it's supposed to output

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[JLBorges]

#include <iostream>

int main() {

   int userNum  = 0;
   std::cout << "number? " ;
   std::cin >> userNum ; // accept userNum from standard input

   for( int num = 0; num <= userNum; ++num ) { // for each number 'num' from 0, 1, ... userNum 

       // first print 'num' spaces
       for( int num_sp = 0 ; num_sp < num ; ++num_sp ) {

            std::cout << ' ' ; // print one space each time through the loop
                               // this inner loop executes 'num' times in all
                               // ergo 'num' spaces are printed
       }

       // then print the number 'num' followed by a new-line
       std::cout << num << '\n' ;
   }
}