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Step 21 From the Lists category, drag the add items to list block into the Viewer and connect
it to global List to store multiplication results.
Step 22 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 23 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 24 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 25 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 26 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 27 Add the computed answer from the Variables category, drag 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 28 Inside the Button1 Click block, Drag the
set ListView1.Elements to block into the
Viewer and connect get global List to it.
This step updates the ListView to display
the multiplication table stored in global
List.
Testing the Multiplication Table App
After completing the design and blocks for your Multiplication Table App, follow the given
steps to test it on your mobile device:
Step 1 Download and install the MIT AI2
Companion app on your mobile phone
from the Google Play Store.
Step 2 Click on Connect from the top menu.
Step 3 Click on AI Companion from the
drop-down list.
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