C# Running this CUNT boxes

static void PrintTableBorders (int columns, int rows, int width, int height)
{

 for (int g=1; g <= rows; g++) {

   Console.Write ("+");
   for (int I=1; I <= columns; I++) {

    for (int i=1; i <= width; i++) {
        Console.Write ("-");
    }
    Console.Write ("+");

   }
   Console.WriteLine("");

//works
   for (int I=1; I <= columns; I++) {
    for(int G=1; G<=height; G++) {
        Console.Write("|");
        for (int i=1; i <= width; i++) {
            Console.Write (" ");
        }
                   
    }
    Console.WriteLine("|");
      }
  }
Console.Write ("+");
  for (int I=1; I <= columns; I++) {
               
    for (int i=1; i <= width; i++) {
          Console.Write ("-");
    }
    Console.Write ("+");
    }


}

also why the fuck are your brackets on the same line as the for loop? WHY ARE YOU USING BRACKETS ON ONE LINE LOOPS? WHY ARE YOUR ROWS USED LIKE COLOUMNS?