input: Write a function named f that takes an integer n as an argument and prints the multiplication table of n from 1 to 10.
  
  assert f(5)==4*1 = 4\\n4*2 = 8\\n4*3 = 12\\n4*4 = 16\\n4*5 = 20\\n4*6 = 24\\n4*7 = 28\\n4*8 = 32\\n4*9 = 36\\n4*10 = 40
  assert f(0)==0*1 = 0\\n0*2 = 0\\n0*3 = 0\\n0*4 = 0\\n0*5 = 0\\n0*6 = 0\\n0*7 = 0\\n0*8 = 0\\n0*9 = 0\\n0*10 = 0
  assert f(-3)==-3*1 = -3\\n-3*2 = -6\\n-3*3 = -9\\n-3*4 = -12\\n-3*5 = -15\\n-3*6 = -18\\n-3*7 = -21\\n-3*8 = -24\\n-3*9 = -27\\n-3*10 = -30
  assert f(1)==1*1 = 1\\n1*2 = 2\\n1*3 = 3\\n1*4 = 4\\n1*5 = 5\\n1*6 = 6\\n1*7 = 7\\n1*8 = 8\\n1*9 = 9\\n1*10 = 10
output: for i in range(1, 11):
      print(f"{n}*{i} = {n*i}")