Learn C# for beginners: 34 - Searching an Array Using Loops

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[@user-hy1zh5zj5p]

so helpful, thanks a lot

[@arbteampraetorians3452]

tnks bro

[@darelltimotius7379]

Wow nice explanation

[@rashmikadeshan2710]

thank you

[@urbielatenightgamingadvent567]

8:04 thank you for pointing that out! I was struck on that for awhile. I just want one not found, not hundreds. So a boolean solved the problem. It is awkward because I have to write whole new loop just for this little problem. Is there other way to do it?

[@benefactor4393]

In for loop 'i = 0; i++' and you compare in this loop (studentName == student[i] ) Why student[i] does not equal students[0, 1, 2, 3, 4] ? seeing that declare i = 0 ?

[@clausekinncaparida8096]

do you have an example for this in while loop version?

[@jerrykay1103]

Teoth, you are confusing index of array with content of array. i(index) can be 0,1,2, or 3. Student[0] = "Bob". Student[1]="Ted"...