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Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //1
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //2
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //3
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //4
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //5
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //6
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //7
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //8
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //9
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!"); //10 int c;
c=1;
while(c<=10)
{
Console.WriteLine("ILANG ARAW NA AKO NARERESEARCH TUNGKOL SA LOOPING STATEMENTS SA C-SHARP, HINDI KO MAINTINDIHAN!");
c=c+1;
}` c=1; //dito magsisimula ang bilang. at ito'y bilang isa (1)
while(c<=10) //habang ang c ay naglalalaman ng bilang na mababa o parehas sa sampo (10). Paglumampas (tulad ng 11), ito'y hindi na ipoproseso dahil wala na sa kondisyon ng WHILE.
{
Console.WriteLine("blah-blah-blah!");
c=c+1; //magdadagdag ng isa (1) sa laman ng c. kaya ang paunang laman ng c na isa (1) ay madadagdagan hangga't marating ang bilang sampo (10), kaya kung iisipin mo, parang magbibilang ka lang ng isa, dalawa, tatlo, apat, lima, anim, pito, walo, siyam at sampo.
}
I am not just talking about C# in particular but in the Programming as a whole...
Yes you are correct po... Initial value is required to evaluate the value of x in this case.... What I am saying is that in while loop, ndi po xa automatic na naiseset ng while loop statement mo not unlike in "FOR LOOP"... so if you will use while loop, you need to initialize the value of x first... before creating the while loop... paki backread nalang po... isinama ko yung explanation....
Bracket meaning Begin and End ng statement inside the loop statement....
int c=1;
for(;;){
Console.WriteLine(c);
c++;
if(c>10){break;}
} int c=1;
for(;c<=10;c++){
Console.WriteLine(c);
} int c=1;
while(c<=10){
Console.WriteLine(c);
c++;
} int c;
while(c<=10){
Console.WriteLine(c);
c++;
}This will run. No doubt about it. But the question is, is this the right way to write this code????
for(c=1;c<=10; c++){Console.WriteLine(c); }int c=1;
while(c<=10){
Console.WriteLine(c);
c++;
}This is suppose to be an infinite LOOP
first you initialize the value of c outside of the loop statement... then inside the loop statement you did not initialize it (no need to because c already has value), then no condition and no update value (in the if statement)... some of the codes inside this loop should not have been necessary if you did code it as how it is supposed to....
Condition never becomes false pero since you put a break point... it will break out of loop after c=10... but I think this is not the right way to do this
For this one you need not provide an initial value because you just pass what was the value of c that you initialize outside the for Loop command... again not the way to do it... depending on the situation it might be use....
Later ko na sagutin iba....
----------------- UPDATE ---------------------
Let me move one-step backward first...
Ang tanong po ni TS ay kung ano ang pagkakaiba at kung papaano ginagamit ang FOR, WHILE, DO WHILE statements sa Csharp....
That is why I explained the differences and how it is supposed to be use.... Hindi ko po sinasabi na if you do this it will not work or na ito lang ang gamit ng bawat statements na ito... now going back to your challenge:
This will run. No doubt about it. But the question is, is this the right way to write this code????
I think I need to point out that the reason many would want to use the FOR LOOP statement is because you can effectively eliminate 3 lines of code and convert it to just a 1 liner "statement"....
the above code could have been written:
Code:for(c=1;c<=10; c++){Console.WriteLine(c); }
You 4 lines of code is reduced to just a 1 liner
So what I am saying is that knowing when to use FOR LOOP, WHILE LOOP, and DO WHILE LOOP.... will save you some time, bytes, and MEM in the long run. On the above mentioned code, you could have just use a while loop instead if that was really your intention....
Code:int c=1; while(c<=10){ Console.WriteLine(c); c++; }
And still this is 1 line less from your for loop code
I am not gonna honor this question with an answer... What is this???? Are you testing my ability to code???? I don't need to prove anything to you... I am just lending a hand to TS because I think his question is genuine and it warrants an answer...
I am not looking for a contest here.... If you are a good programmer then good for you. Share those talent to the world
int c=1;
for(;;){
Console.WriteLine(c);
c++;
if(c>10){break;}
} int c=1;
for(;c<=10;c++){
Console.WriteLine(c);
}Natutuwa ako sa mga comments ets labas ka na dyan at sabihin mo na kung hindi mo pa rin gets bago mabahiran ng dugo tong thread mo jk.
I think you missed this in Post #10....
int c;
while(c<=10){
Console.WriteLine(c);
c++;
}...Regarding age, if your are around 50 then I would say you are older than me, else, I don't think so.... I started my programming days when we are still using PASCAL and CLipper and FOXPRO and BASIC and Assembly language and C.... All accessible using a DOS command and the OS is either DOS or if your PC is high tech, running under Windows 3.1... and FLOPPY Disk is our Hard DRive
Actually I started with DOS (version 5) also. and turbo basic as our introductory PL. and Turbo C as our advanced PL using 386 computer with 4MB RAM (if I recall correctly). We used 3.5" and 5.25" floppy disks as our HDD.
int c;int c=0;Pa-OT lang, just to reminisce...
Kuya, nakakatuwa naman mga nabanggit mo
