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Java Programming Tutorial – 24 – do while Loops
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50 responses to “Java Programming Tutorial – 24 – do while Loops”
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does this only work on counters?
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1:37 Someone should make a compilation of Bucky's best moments
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Keep going guys! Don't stop!
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You explained this in 3 minutes thoroughly while it would take my teacher an entire week.
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"looks an awfully lot LIKE" (not ALIKE)
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yeet
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OMG THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!! I ACTUALLY UNDERSTAND NOW
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for(counter = 0; counter <= 10; counter++) {
System.out.println(counter);
}for Loops > all
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I wonder why all the "while" loops aren't in consecutive order.
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By the way, what program is he doing with this?
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bracket should after args
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Thanks man for the help!
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why dosent it print 16 because there was counter++
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Thank you so much this is really helpful.
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Execute the good body.
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He teaches better than my tutor…
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what are the USEFUL applications of do while compared to other loops? if anyone can help id appreciate it thanks 🙂
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Your genius! Hats off bucky.. great going
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Practicing!
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Thanks, your are awesome very clear and concise.
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What up bro
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Can someone please explain to me the difference between a For and a While loop, i always get confused, and also how do you know which one to use?
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do wah loop loop, da diddy diddy, do wah loop….
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Good tutorial, but I fail to see the importance of this do while loop. I mean, cant we simply tell java to print counter first, without typing it in a do loop? And after that when can write a simple while loop command.
System.out.println(counter);
while(counter <= 10){
System.out.println(counter);
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This is a great refresher. Thank you very much.
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I love that you're not indian
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it seems so simple but powerful 🙂 <3
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good good good !!! thanks brother
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This is honestly the best channel I have come across to learn Java. Words cannot express how happy I am to have found these videos, and I hope you continue to make videos of this quality to teach everyone the importance of programming.
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u should speach clear coz this videos can be see around the world not only in america.. so thats other people also can hear clearly
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can I use this with scanners? I have a scanner in the do but the while doesnt notice it it says quit cannot be resolved
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YOU'RE THE REAL MVP MY DUDE.
MY PROFESSORS CAN'T EXPLAIN THIS SIMPLE SHIT THIS CLEAR CUT AND FLUID.
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thanks dude…. i'am a Computer Science student and this helps a lot for.. hope i can use this to make a PhoneKeypad Program,, can some1 help me with that tho ?
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Ugh, these conventions annoy me!
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Dude, you are sooo awesome. I am learning so much from you. This is a dream come true because I really wanted to start coding but I didn't know how. Coding is hard, but just with some of the basics I am making multiple calculators on one program and getting more input from the user! Thanks so much! And please keep it up.
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although this seems useful, can't think of how
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you're bae
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awesome tutorial
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I HAVE LEARNED MORE IN THIS TUTORIAL THAN MY PROF. IN SCHOOL IN COLLEGE
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Thanks for the tutorials. I like them because the are short but very precise and to the point. I learned more in this 3:12 video than I learned in an hour of doing my own research. Keep up the good work.
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This looks a awfully a lot alike, a lot, alike. This looks a awfully lot…
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is there exist a "do for loop" ?
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when I started to want to program (a year ago when I was 13) I went straight to java but it was worse then chinese to understand, so I asked my computer teacher what language I could start and she said python or pascal. so I tried pascal, then tried visual basic. one year later here I ham understanding every single concept he teaches here 😀
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Thanks Sir! You should be at our school omg T____T :)) <3
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the do while while while, the do while while
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public class DowhileLoop {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int counter = 0;
do{
System.out.println(counter);
counter++;
}while(counter <=10);}
}
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u r my hero
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Thanks, that was helpful!
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like if you're < 15
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Such a very helpful video. THANK YOU SO MUCH
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