\t inserts a tab in the output.
Modify your schedule program to output your schedule in this format.
The cout statements should use tabs instead of blank spaces to get everything to line up. Sample output :
These two lines cout <<"Period\tClass\tTeacher" << endl; cout <<"Period 1\tStudy Hall\tSmith"<< endl; Produces this output
Notice the columns do NOT line up. Add \t (tabs) where you need to in order to get all the columns to line up. Changing the first two lines to this will do that: cout <<"Period\t\tClass\t\tTeacher" << endl; cout <<"Period 1\tStudy Hall\tSmith"<< endl;
Write a program to output the following output using tabs to line up columns
Br Ca Ho LaN Law Mac McH McL Po Sm St Va Not Listed
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