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C# Beginners Tutorial – 13 – For and Foreach Loop
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36 responses to “C# Beginners Tutorial – 13 – For and Foreach Loop”
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hi bucky, I had hard times in making program in C# using windows form application that can increment if you answer correctly for at list 5 questions and print out to textbox, or if you answer 2 times incorrectly, the textbox will print out also in 2. thanks a lot
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the videos are good , but the Audio is very low !!, if you can fix it will be great..
regards and thanks for your efforts.
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Thanks
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Why are you obsessed using the name Adam?
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If you wanted to do a loop that never ends could you just do a while loop? Kinda scared to try it as it may keep opening up text boxes and stuff then that might be a problem.XD
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This explains nothing at all… Not even the most common reason for using the for loop which increases the value with ++ command or decreases with —
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no offense man but creating the stuff you are doing and then running it through message box isn't useful. you have 13 tutorials so far of the same stuff. this tutorial is lacking the ability to show how to use these in actual format. The way you are showing how to use these operations are useless. there is no "depth"
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@3:20: How to create your first virus :)~
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Wow i'm really impressed by the size of your video 1080 < 6MB, how do you make it that size? -_-
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+elbnderi C# is case sensitive
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So your are not supposed to type
foreach(string s in names.Controls)???
becaue i once used it with pictureboxes that i had in a panel, since a panels controls everything thats in it i wrote…
foreach(PictureBox picture in Cardsholder.Controls)
when do we use "Controls" and what is it????
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@5:48(taskbar :D)
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So in the For Each loop When you add the Singular letters they are sort of temporary placeholders until changed ?
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Nice Job, Adam, thanks a lot
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You explained this really well. Thank you!
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Why isn't he using code snippets?
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yea, just remove the part that comes after "+"(including +). MessageBox.Show("Hello");
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loop it a million times, and send it to you're friend 😀
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You can type i+=2 or i+=2 or i = i + 1000 which is equivalent to i+= 1000
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++ = +1.
So just go +2, or +912123.123131 and so on. Watch the mathematical operators tutorial.
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YUP
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This is what I put down on the line for the 3 sections.
for (int i = 10000; ; i + 10000) -
How can I go up by increments greater than 1?
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THANK YOU, I understand C# pretty well but I could never figure out what that dang for and for each meant! Your tutorials help me so much in my coding, I am soon to make games in XNA so I'm studying in every way I can.
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just add int brfore i like (int i=0;i<5;i++)
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Thanx for the clarification.. It was helpful..
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If i had money, id give some to you :3
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what is the difference between "string" and "String" in C#?
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Very Good Tutorial ….. Thanks Alot….
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@ctcon77 Arrays do not resize dynamically. The List type in the C# language does. With List, you do not need to manage the size on your own. This type is ideal for linear collections not accessed by keys. It provides many methods and properties.// found this on google 🙂
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Thanks for putting the time into making this. Appreciate all of your effort.
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You should explain that the "+" operator become the concatenation operator when used with strings.
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@arturoguillen1987 Yes, I do. For some reason, maybe because I have an ancient computer, the error list stays the same for like 30 seconds after I make a correction.
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I hate VS, it throws up errors for no reason, and after I restart, everything's cool.
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@gxlaire watch at 720p quality ,, It will be crystal clear ,, 1080p quality has something wrong on my screen resolution
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Ouch my eyes! even in full video mode still not that clear.. how to make this clearer anyone? thanks!
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