Thread: simple simple design question

I'm going to cut right to the chase and show some code:

Code:

while(times_value < 11)
{
	product = 7 * times_value;
	cout << "7 x " << times_value << " = " << product << endl;
	times_value++;
}

Now I know this is a matter of style, but do you think it's better to get right into the processing as I do here with product being given a value at the start? Or.... do it like this...

Code:

while(times_value < 11)
{
	cout << "7 x " << times_value << " = ";
	product = 7 * times_value;
	cout << product << endl;
	times_value++;
}

Where the info is printed and processed in the same way you would think it out? I know this is a stupid question, I'm just curious what other people think about the order of statements.
-Chap