C Programming Tutorial – 7 – More on Loops

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42 responses to “C Programming Tutorial – 7 – More on Loops”

  1. MJ Sanchez Avatar

    this looks like the do command in fortran.

  2. Jordan Druce Avatar

    Thank you so much! I absolutely love your tutorials and I think they'll definitely help me pass my intro to programming unit

  3. yadavan5861 Avatar

    wat is the different between a while loop and for loop???

  4. azrael sasori Avatar

    what does counter++ mean ?,

  5. SkiBaBopDiBop Avatar

    When do you use the ampersand (&) for %d?? Sometimes you use it sometimes you don't.

  6. Faris Adli Avatar

    how I want to get the code in this video?

  7. [S]unjay Avatar

    Can't we just use "return 0;" instead of  "Getchar();"?

  8. 11swallowedinthesea Avatar

    Tutorials are good for me, but I think I see your point. Would be good to use white space like the open curly brace being on a newline.

  9. Evan Sabin Avatar

    In tutorials, it's especially essential to make sure you're coding in good practice, or you would be teaching others to code sloppily as well.
    So, your point is moot.

  10. Evan Sabin Avatar

    Christ, this sloppy code makes me cringe.

  11. pmiccich1 Avatar

    how do i enter a range of numbers? lets say i want it to display a message if something equals 1 2 and 3, how do i get it to do that?

  12. goutam aryan Avatar

    can i or how can use nested while loops

  13. sasika sanoja Avatar

    it doesn't need to initialize while declaring the variable counter….

  14. chestypants78 Avatar

    I would put your videos up there with Sal Khan's. Go raibh míle maith agat.

  15. jinia biswas Avatar

    thnxx a lot…great tutorial

  16. Tosh Thompson Avatar

    You sound abit like Marty McFly from Back to the Future 🙂 I love it!

  17. g dollas Avatar

    "And see 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,alright,13,14,15,16,17,18,19 worked perfectly"

  18. bondservant4Him Avatar

    they are essentially the same thing, just used a little differently, but you can accomplish the same things with both.

  19. Farhan Avatar

    did he just use British accent at 5:20 – 5:24? lol

  20. Yatin Arora Avatar

    Could somebody tell me what's the difference between a while loop and a for loop?

  21. Vijay Ratnam Avatar

    There is a link on his website that says "tutorials section". It will take you to his links of different languages.

  22. yurko200 Avatar

    ok he said that we can find the code on his web page but i can't find it…can someone help?

  23. Peter Healey Avatar

    If C is my counter, is it C++? I KNOW WHERE THEY GOT THE NAME FROM

  24. achyut ram Avatar

    /watch?v=GMx_G05cqYI

  25. abhishek naik Avatar

    which compiler is dat???

  26. noilex Avatar

    Hey Bucky;)

    Thanks for all the vidz, they really help me out a lot! I'm kinda new to programming, and after discussing with some of my friends, I decided that C would probably be the best way to start (tried python at first, but got annoyed by it). C is IMPOV fairly easy to get to grips with, especially when you have videos like the ones you have uploaded;) Whooping cough? Isn't that kinda contagious?

  27. Teja Sv Avatar

    hay bucky !!
    can u just xplain de nested for loops in de same way (wit some xamples like numer patterns n stuff)
    dat wud be gr8 help man!

  28. Luis Sierra Avatar

    So i put it to stop when is becomes less than one, going on forever, and my computer crashed

  29. The Thomas Avatar

    If you have two for loops in a row, you need to restate it. And in other programming languages, it is more useful than in 'C' to have that "counter = 1" part of the FOR loop. Otherwise, no. You don't need to restate it, but it is good programming style to restate it.

  30. edwinsai Avatar

    How About NESTED LOOPS?

  31. bondservant4Him Avatar

    @tadm123 you need a loop

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