its 2022 and i searched java loop explained its amazing that its still not outdated and java can still be used the same way... and thank you for explanation, it really makes me understand now
you spend just 11 mins to cover the entire 50 mins lecture and actually make me understand what's going on while my 50mins lecture rises me more question marks in my brain
I got a D on my first Java exam because I struggle with these loops (and I had a fever). I went from 98% to 84%. I'm feeling kind of gutted and wondering if I should quit. Watching everyone leave the room before me sucked. I should have watched these videos first.
im at uni studying computer and network tech, im studying java for it and i have to say.. at first i hated it! but now ive started to learn more about it and be able to solve simple tasks, its such a great programming language!
Beautiful explanation , man we are really glad that someone is teaching us for free , and all we can give you is a subscribe , like , comment and a thank you
Wow I'm wanting to make a text adventure game for some friends and I've only been doing java for a few weeks in class and we haven't gone over this stuff yet and know I'll know all of it for when we do. Great tutorial!
found this good analogy on reddit: A bully is trying to beat you up. You execute a for loop. for(energy = 5; energy--; you have energy left) { try to punch him } That means you could punch him 5 times. Now you execute a while loop. while(bully is standing) note that this is a boolean! { punch bully; } [bully is standing] could be true for 1, 10, 100 whatever punches. Its probably modified somewhere outside the loop. A slightly more useful example : Say you made a game. The game loop has to either be running, or paused. Using a for loop dosent make sense. for(i=0; i < 10000; i++) { draw game stuff;} Voila, your game abruptly ends after a few seconds. while(running == true) { draw game stuff;} Now it goes on till running is set to false. edit : you can also guarantee whether a block is ran. do while(boolean) { stuff; } block may or may not run at least once. do{stuff} while (boolean) block guaranteed to run at least once.
thank you for this Sir, I do understand you more than my teacher because he only reads our module but to you you explained it well and I love the quality of your voice. Very Helpful
hello! my question is if I can use loop for command live move(), turned(), turnright() in java so I can't have to repeat those code when I want to move an object. If yes then how should I put those code together. thanks.
what if you want to run a menu where you ask the user to enter a choice 1-4? what should you write inside of the brackets after while(?) if I want it to run over and over again...without setting it to true?
The final code: package tutorials; public class Main { public static void main(String[] args) { int a = 10; do { System.out.println("Hello world!"); a++; } while (a < 10); // for (a = 0; a < 100; a += 2) { // System.out.println(a); // } // while(a < 100){ // System.out.println(a); // a++; // } // System.out.println("Loop finished."); } }
The numbers that can be divided by 2 are called even numbers say u have a number in a variable called aVar, for that number to be even aVar%2 has to equal 0 , in other words if (aVar%2==0); that number can be divided by 2 and hence is an even number, Hope this helped
Can somebody give me advice on how to learn Java? Is the best way to follow online projects though UA-cam videos? Following online course? I know someone is going to say to create small projects but what projects would you recommend?
Thank you you are so much better than my teacher
Duh
Your teacher
This is so fucking true haha
Couldn't have said it better
Imagine if your teacher sees this lmao
0:18 While Loop
5:25 for loop
8:36 do while loop
whoa, he's good hey...... he basically covered all three loop functions within a time span of 11 minutes.
thats why he named his own channel 'code' lol
That is the most straightforward explanation I've come across so far!!! Thank you very much! Spot on!
Wow this is an amazing video. I had a really hard time understanding the difference between while and do while and now, because of your video, I do.
its 2022 and i searched java loop explained
its amazing that its still not outdated and java can still be used the same way...
and thank you for explanation, it really makes me understand now
you spend just 11 mins to cover the entire 50 mins lecture and actually make me understand what's going on while my 50mins lecture rises me more question marks in my brain
Thanking you is not enough. For the first time, I was able to understand loops and understand what they do. You are the best.
I got a D on my first Java exam because I struggle with these loops (and I had a fever). I went from 98% to 84%.
I'm feeling kind of gutted and wondering if I should quit. Watching everyone leave the room before me sucked.
I should have watched these videos first.
This video helped me a lot, thanks ! Whoever struggling with understanding of while loops just watch this video
im at uni studying computer and network tech, im studying java for it and i have to say.. at first i hated it! but now ive started to learn more about it and be able to solve simple tasks, its such a great programming language!
Yeah I am gonna say the same thing as the first comment. You are a million times better than my teacher. Thank you
Came for the do while loop stayed for the whole video bcs damn that’s such a good explanation!
Beautiful explanation , man we are really glad that someone is teaching us for free , and all we can give you is a subscribe , like , comment and a thank you
Wow I'm wanting to make a text adventure game for some friends and I've only been doing java for a few weeks in class and we haven't gone over this stuff yet and know I'll know all of it for when we do. Great tutorial!
ive been confused on loops for a while now and this helped out so much. thanks
what a helpful vid from 2014!!!! thank you i have finally solved my problem
Explained with uttermost simplicity.
Here is a tip! type in 'sout' and hit tab! This will give you System.out.println();
+Julien Dhouti yes. use netbeans, its supported by oracle. and eclipse is durst
For eclipse, type in sysout and press control+space. (This should work for both windows and mac, but im not sure because I use mac)
This right here!!!
its sout ctrl space
omg thank you lmao
found this good analogy on reddit:
A bully is trying to beat you up. You execute a for loop.
for(energy = 5; energy--; you have energy left) { try to punch him }
That means you could punch him 5 times.
Now you execute a while loop.
while(bully is standing) note that this is a boolean! { punch bully; }
[bully is standing] could be true for 1, 10, 100 whatever punches. Its probably modified somewhere outside the loop.
A slightly more useful example :
Say you made a game. The game loop has to either be running, or paused. Using a for loop dosent make sense.
for(i=0; i < 10000; i++) { draw game stuff;}
Voila, your game abruptly ends after a few seconds.
while(running == true) { draw game stuff;}
Now it goes on till running is set to false.
edit : you can also guarantee whether a block is ran.
do while(boolean) { stuff; } block may or may not run at least once.
do{stuff} while (boolean) block guaranteed to run at least once.
This video helped a lot!! Thanks, dude!!
thank you for this Sir, I do understand you more than my teacher because he only reads our module but to you you explained it well and I love the quality of your voice. Very Helpful
Very straight to the point, thank you
Two birds by one stone
1) learning English❤️
2) learning java language ❤️
its jst took minutes to understand... thanks for it
bro some next level teaching
My guy, let me just say you are amazing
GREAT instruction...you have an easy to understand voice and you explain with detail.subscribed👍
Thank you for your easy to understand explaination. I don't know why others don't explain things much easier.
This is very helpful, thank you very much. Now I get the better understanding about loop function.
Great video, I like that you provide examples after you make changes to the code. This helps a heap
Great work. I have a Java final tomorrow and I am using your videos to review. Thank you for the help!
Nice video, summed up everything my teacher taught me for 2 weeks in 10 min
This helped me so much. You explain things much much clearer than my instructors. Thank you!
Thank you. You made the loops very easy to understand.
Thanks, great video! Your explainations are easy to understand.
one of the best video .. brother u explained it in the best way ..just in 10 mins u taught me loops ..thanks brother
why you calling him brother?
holy shit you made that a lot simpler to understand
Great video and explanation! I had some Java basics things mixed up, but now I have them all sorted out! Thank you!
in 2023 is wild
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Excellent! this helped me a lot for my exam . Thank you very much.
Bhavna Swami me too
Thank you for such a great job! The way you explained this made perfect sense!
this video saved me in computer class!!! thank you very much!!!
Can someone help me with this:
Write a while-loop that prints x plus signs on the same line.
public static void runLoop(int x){
// complete the loop below
while(){
System.out.print();
}
}
This vedio hepled me get the knack of it..pretty clear and good.
ive been struggling on how to read these loops thankx a lot man!!!!!
0:26 While loop
5:26 For Loop
Outstanding tutorial , very easy to understand the content thanks to your examples and good way of explaining the loops
Thanks, best explanation yet!
Hello can you help me out how to use if condition like 0123456789 and the
Output is
123
567
89?
Thank you much I really need it
Excellent explanation. I ve now got the concept of control statements. Thanks
Thank you so much, you just simplified it for me
Omg I got 65/70 for my IP test omg thank youuuuu
hello! my question is if I can use loop for command live move(), turned(), turnright() in java so I can't have to repeat those code when I want to move an object. If yes then how should I put those code together. thanks.
Very well explanation, I was able to completely follow along with this vs the video on my online course. Thank you very much for this
Papa bless you , good soul
what if you want to run a menu where you ask the user to enter a choice 1-4? what should you write inside of the brackets after while(?) if I want it to run over and over again...without setting it to true?
Thank you
Perfect learning video
Wow. Keep uploading videos and you will assure my likes
The final code:
package tutorials;
public class Main {
public static void main(String[] args) {
int a = 10;
do {
System.out.println("Hello world!");
a++;
} while (a < 10);
// for (a = 0; a < 100; a += 2) {
// System.out.println(a);
// }
// while(a < 100){
// System.out.println(a);
// a++;
// }
// System.out.println("Loop finished.");
}
}
i dont get the concept
while(ture){
Console.WriteLine(Hello);
}
What the expression you are checking for the true to be validated.
Thank you for the simple explanation.
Thank you Sir! Couldn't get any simpler.
awesome!! Best break down on how loops work... Thanks!
Thank you for sharing !! excellent ! could u please explain if use boolean to control the loop ?
Thank-you for explaining this in an easy to understand and concise manner! Will be checking out your other videos and subbing
Thanks a lot !!!!!!! if it weren't for you I would have flunked my java test
Such an amazing video. Explanation was nice, simple and easy to understand
Quick & to the point. Thanks a million bro.
Fantastic. thank you
if my int a = 1 ...how can I fiind out witch numbers can be divided by 2 ? ...like in your exemple when
for (int a = 1; a < 100; a++) ...
The numbers that can be divided by 2 are called even numbers
say u have a number in a variable called aVar, for that number to be even aVar%2 has to equal 0 , in other words if (aVar%2==0); that number can be divided by 2 and hence is an even number, Hope this helped
It makes sens now...thank you
Thank you so much!
Your explanation was straight forward and easy to follow.
Thanks, helped me out a lot.
Hi i was wondering is it possible to have multiple condition within a for loop? I've tried using the && symbol to have 2 statements but i get an error
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Can somebody give me advice on how to learn Java? Is the best way to follow online projects though UA-cam videos? Following online course? I know someone is going to say to create small projects but what projects would you recommend?
Thank you very much. You explain everything that i couldn't understand hahaha you have my gratitude
Thank you this has helped me a lot
Very helpful thank you!!!😭
Thanks very useful for my exams.
Welcome to the sick video!
The display in my netbeans is not the same as the one shown on your video, can I start my source code from a different line with your video view?
sorry, I am newbe in netbeans
u r really good, thanks. fast and clear please make more videos
thank you very much, man. you have saved me.
Well explained, Thank you!
Amazing. Straight to the point!
How can I find a sum of the numbers that were input on to the screen while using a loop
thank you for this video. it's very cleared and detailed .
great! thanks for your help!
thank you, you were very helpful
great explanation mate!! keep up the good work
Super helpful my guy. Keep it up 👍🏽
how about starting negative?
Thank You
I was stupid before watching this video
But what are increment decrement statements
Please I need more loops and how to use the in a program
Very helpful video!
thanks helped me a lot loved this video
Consice and usefull, thank you
You think while() is a construstor?
Thank you! very helpful and clear to understand :)