Display output in table format.

[abrown07]

How would I be able to neaten up my output by putting them in a table with the following headers:
Stellar Body, Escape Velocity, Gravity Factor.
I can get the outputs fine but I have them in coming out just continuously rather than in table format and I would like to tidy the program up.

[whodgson]

Print the headings with one or two tabs (\t) in between each.
Do likewise with the data output
e.g
cout<<"\tStella r Body"<<"\t\t"<< "Escape Velocity"<<"\t\ t"<<Gravity Factor";
cout<<"\tEarth" <<"\t\t"<<11.17 km/sec<<"\t\t"<<5. 17439E27;

[donbock]

Or separate each field with a comma, making your output file compliant with the comma-separated-values file format. Then you can import that file into Microsoft Excel and make the final output as pretty as you like.