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Visual Basic Tutorial – 31 – Do While Loop
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22 responses to “Visual Basic Tutorial – 31 – Do While Loop”
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Thanks! this really helped a lot
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can someone explain how your loop will increment forever if you dont use var += 1 in your loop??
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whats the difference between a while and a do while loop?
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you didn't explain how it's done at all, you just did one and went hey presto… that's what my actual teacher did and surprise surprise I didn't get that either
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hola que tal y en español tendras videos ,
saludos lima peru -
i got a problem with my project,, in not familiar with vb 6.0
can you make me a do while loop without a msgbox? please?
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hehe
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Why are so many people bitching about how he teaches this? It's a free fucking tutorial on an ENTIRE coding language! Shut the fuck up and do it yourself if you don't like it, I sure as hell haven't had a problem with how he has been teaching it.
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actually i just looked it up, do while and do until are the same, except do until is while something is false while do while is while something is true
but if you add a ! which reverses everything, then these 2 become the same. most programmers prefer do until so i guess that's the one to go for
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Module Module1
Sub Main()
Console.WriteLine("We are going to do a 'do while' cycle")
Console.WriteLine("the cycle is an incremention cycle 'do while num<=100 '")
Console.WriteLine("this program will run until it reach a false value")
Console.WriteLine()
Console.WriteLine("Please enter a value for the 'do while' cycle to begin :")
Dim num As Double = Console.ReadLine()
Console.WriteLine()
Do While num <= 100
Console.WriteLine(num)
num = num + 1
'this program will run until it reach a false valueLoop
Console.WriteLine()
Console.WriteLine("We are going to do a'do until' cycle")
Console.WriteLine("the cycle is an incremention cycle'do unlil num=100'")
Console.WriteLine("this program will run until it reach a true value")
Console.WriteLine()
Console.WriteLine("Please enter a value for the 'do until' cycle to begin :")
Dim num1 As Double = Console.ReadLine()
Console.WriteLine()
Do Until num1 = 100
Console.WriteLine(num1)
num1 = num1 + 1
'this program will run until it reach a true value
Loop
Console.ReadLine()
End Sub
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is this possible in windows form?
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It's pronounced bool-e-an for future reference bud.
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I was replying to someone who didn't understand.
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1:47 "the pizza blocking out statement"
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he probably does the tutorials from different days which makes him make a new project everytime
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great video thanks
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Why do you make a new project for each tutorial, just use the same one.
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BUGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG
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what's dat sound on 3:43
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the hater got tired of trolling
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Hey look, the 1 dislike on every vid is gone.
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what happened with ur udk tutorials…?
oh and FIRST!
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