Calculate the squares and cubes of all integers from 1 to 10

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Question :

Write a Java program to calculate the squares and cubes of all integers from 1 to 10. Align the printout as in the sample output.

NOTE: This assignment is all about formatting the output.

Sample output:

Number       Square      Cube
=============================
     1            1         1
     2            4         8
     3            9        27
     4           16        64
     5           25       125
     6           36       216
     7           49       343
     8           64       512
     9           81       729
    10          100      1000

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