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    Step   23  Use the join block to format the multiplication statement from the Text

                                  category, drag the join block and connect it to the item socket of the add
                                  items to list block.

                     Step   24  Add  TextBox1 input  as the  first number  from the  TextBox1 category,
                                  drag TextBox1. Text and place it in the first input of the join block.

                     Step   25  Add the multiplication symbol (×) from the Text category, drag a text

                                  block (empty quotes “ ”) and type ×, then connect it as the next input in
                                  the join block.

                     Step   26  Add the loop number from the Variables category, drag “get number”

                                  and  place  it  in  the  join block  after  the  × symbol.  This represents  the
                                  multiplier (1 to 10).

                     Step   27  Add the equals symbol (=) from the Text category, drag another text
                                  block, type = and connect it as the next input in the join block.

                     Step   28  Add the computed answer from the Variables category, drag the get
                                  global Answer and place it as the final input in the join block. The join
                                  block is used to format the multiplication equation (e.g., 5 × 1 = 5).

                     Step   29  Inside the ListView1 Click block, Drag the set ListView1. Elements to block

                                  into the Viewer and connect the get global List to it. This step updates
                                  the ListView to display the multiplication table stored in the global List.

                     Here is the final preview of the code.

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