C: Print character codes in a table.


A program that will output the printable characters for character code values from 0 to 127. Each character code is printed along with its symbol. Make sure the columns are aligned.

UPGRADES to original exericse!
    - User selects between 1-8 columns to display.
    - CHAR_MAX to control upper limit of char codes.

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