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C++ Tutorial – 17 – The if Statement
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31 responses to “C++ Tutorial – 17 – The if Statement”
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Amazing tutorial! Thank you so much!
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That's great 🙂
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damn you make c++ sassy
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Why did you call it an "if loop?"
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I stumbled upon ur tutorials and i got to say they are great really simple and straight to the point, hopefully i do good on my programming quiz tommorow
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I love this, this will be sooooooo useful in the future..
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Ok i can't post code but you should have included a (cin) statement to save time but this video was still great keep up the wonderful work !
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DUDE !!! its not called an if 'loop' !!! its just called an if statement!!! a loop is something that repeats the respective statements!!! the 'if' statement doesn't repeat anything!!! it just executes once if the condition is true!!!!
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You had me at chello.
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then whats the difference between an if and a while statement…?
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@artxwork pacman and zelda are not simple at all dude. lol
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@SocrTrump I love you Bucky! lol (bc he "rocks")(in the most UNgay way)
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int variable = anything; IS NOT WORKING ARGH!!!
JUST KIDDING IM NOT THIS STUPID :P:P:PP
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,you such amazing bro/'
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when i change the variable to above 30 it still prints chello, wtf i going on, everything is the same lol
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YESS IF STATEMENT ! 😀
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how do you use words as varibles in c++
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chello there
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Why is if statement so far from the beginning in your tutorials? In most other tutorials if is right after variables and user input.
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"Alright, your test is false. So I aint runnin this code at all, hoss."lmao this guy rocks.
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just wondering is there an equivalent of the goto command in batch files?
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@Silarus
f (variable == 30) { cout << "Chello" << endl; }cout << "Not part of the loop" << endl;
for if you put double equal .
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I accidentally did this in my code while following along but the result that showed was interesting.. not quite sure why.
int variable = 16;
if (variable = 30)
{
cout << "Chello" << endl;
}cout << "Not part of the loop" << endl;
when i ran this it still showed chello on the screen!? why?
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This is what I use the most, lol.
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I was about to post that you forgot the else until I looked at the nae of your next video XD
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Thanks for making the videos they definitely help. Kills me inside alittle that you don't align your code. I just have OCD about that type of thing :P. I want people to look at my code and think wow this guy is very organized.
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@icekat83 no i already fixed it, i saw i needed "==" instead of "=", i saw it in the next tut
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this cod isnt working properly
int var;
cout "input value: ";
cin var;
cout
if (var less 30)cout "win"if (var more 30)cout "loose"
if (var equal 30)cout "Draw"
if the value is less than 30 it shows win and then draw
i simplified it for the comment
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@bklegend3 I used more vids for it and i bought a book some weeks ago.. The hack will be for a FPS
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@101ohmygod lmao lol so what game u trying to make hack for
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dude, im gonna make sum hax with c++ 😀 thx for the help
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