CS50 - (Week 1) Population Growth Solution | Walkthrough & Guide for Beginners | By Anvea

[@Gman916f]

Thank you very much , it was very helpful to use a while loop instead of a for loop in order to update the population until the ending size was reached. On to the next!

[@Anvea]

Thank you so much! Glad you found it helpful :) I’m working on the videos for the rest of the solutions :)

[@stickshiftstarship]

Thank you! This was so clear and easy to follow. I just needed to see the syntax written correctly !

[@NinjaBunny24]

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[@rvr1194]

Thank you for such a thorough explanation of the solution!

[@AutomotiveForBeginners]

Yup. I don't know why they didn't explain this well in cs50. You did a great job Anvea.

[@compulsiveamv1504]

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[@Anvea]

Thank you so much for your feedback! It made my day :')

[@le7104]

This was so helpful and really useful and the explanations were great!

[@Anvea]

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[@viacheslav_ua]

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[@josemariamorenoorihuela8491]

Thank you very much. It was really useful. You did it very well!

[@Anvea]

Thank you so much for your message! It made my day. I will continue to work on the videos for the rest of the solutions :)

[@EUU100]

love it! thanks

[@princekesarwani5110]

thanks for your explanation

[@Gabriela-yk5kx]

THANK YOU VERY VERY MUCH

[@ccluo9627]

why when i type ./population, it shows " no such file or directory"? crying...

[@Peacefulsummersafternoon]

thanks :)

[@holesareprettycool1495]

Helppppp my program still isn’t running!

[@aryanwalanj9447]

Just concerned the ending population should be higher then why is (y < x) for ending population part can you please explain.Thanks

[@Anvea]

Hi! Can I check if you're referring to the part that says "do {...} while (y < x)"?
This is because we want the system to keep doing the command (i.e. ask for Ending Population) in cases where the Ending Population keyed in is less than the Starting Population.
I.e. we specify the scenario that the input is rejected and in this case, it is when y < x
Hope this clarifies! Please let me know if I misunderstood your question or if you were referring to another portion.

[@aryanwalanj9447]

@@Anvea Thank you so much that helps

[@wed8130]

error: expected identifier or '('
int = x;
^
:c

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