C++ nested loops explained ➿

[@BroCodez]

#include int main() { int rows; int columns; char symbol; std::cout > rows; std::cout > columns; std::cout > symbol; for(int i = 1; i

[@benmagudu9439]

#include int main() { // Converting height double height; std::string unit ; double converted_height; std::cout

[@feggy585]

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[@benosajayson3621]

You are the best coder I've ever seen in this youtube bro, thanks for the WELL EXPLANATION!

[@criminalx7099]

well explained bro

[@chromakuro]

I tried to make the rectangle before looking at your example, but I misinterpreted what you said and made a more difficult version instead :D I feel like I learnt something useful by going through the trial and error #include int main() { int rows; int columns; int columncurrent; int rowcurrent; std::cout > rows; std::cout > columns; columncurrent = columns; rowcurrent = rows; for(columncurrent; columncurrent > 0; columncurrent--) { std::cout 0; rowcurrent--) { std::cout 2; columncurrent--) { std::cout

[@FrederikWollert]

And again and awesome Video. Defeat the KZbin algorithm.

[@dscecseprohitsil3rdsem949]

Bro you helped me a lot. And thanks for making these videos. #respect

[@artemzakharchuk2842]

Great lessons! i appreciate your hard work very much

[@hotman718]

Good lesson. Why don't you use namespace std so you don't have to type std every time

[@oneshotd1]

sometimes in long codes namespace std causes trouble with other commands, thus he prepared us for that

[@gamsterilyass2952]

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[@mamadthug]

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