Write a program in C++, that will continually ask the user to enter a positive number from standard input and print out the multiplication number table until user enters an alphabet (non number) to quit. Once user enters ‘Q’ or anything other than a number, the program will print out “Have a nice day” and then exit the program. I write that program it works, but it does not print the table 10 or above but 2 to 9.

Write a complete C++ program that reads a line of input and prints it out; however, if the string that was read is more than 20 characters long (including whitespace characters), the message "too long" is printed instead.  The end of the input is signaled by the user hitting the "enter" key, which creates a '\n' character at the end of the input.  Note that the newline character '\n' is discarded, it does not become part of the string which is read. For example: Input Result Mr. Grey is fluffy Mr. Grey is fluffy Xerea Lu is a cow-colored cat too long

Write a C++ program that depicts a multiplication table. your program should ask the user to enter the number of rows and columns.  Sample output is something like the following:       How many rows the multiplication table has?  3       How many columns?  4       your multiplication is the following:               1     2      3      4      1       1      2      3      4       2       2      4     6       8       3      3       6      9    12

Write a C++ program that prompts the user to enter five test scores (decimal) then:• Prints the average of the scores.• Converts the average to an integer value. (Use a constant to store the number of scores).