Determine the number of columns you want to generate and populate.
Determine the range of values for each column.
Create a for-loop that iterates over the desired range of values for each column.
Inside the for loop, create a new column and set it equal to the value of the current iteration.
Repeat the above steps for each column you want to generate and populate.
When the for loop is finished, you will have created and populated all of the desired columns with their respective values.
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Asked: 2022-07-29 11:00:00 +0000
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