C++ Programming Tutorial 33 - If Statement Practice

[@samsonmayeem8409]

Caleb's here! Great

[@brocklesnarufcchamp1]

Don't forget guys the 'else' doesn't need a condition to work.

[@blakeb332]

Thanks caleb i have been making my if statements a little messy. The way you did it makes it easier to read and more organized. Keep up great work. if(){ }

[@guitarhax7412]

Good shit man. 33 down 68 more to go.

[@codebreakthrough]

Finish tonight!

[@jesstrek]

Me too, doing a few each day

[@akking8406]

@@jesstrek same

[@misterengineer6187]

Are you guys done yet? :D

[@miguelbarroso_]

@@misterengineer6187 Are you done yet? I'm two months later lol.

[@rodrigoarguetaalba2526]

The if statement doesn’t work if it has =? I.e. if (x=3)

[@dihydrogen]

It won't work because = assigns a variable to something. == compares the two values.

[@justscrollingthroughthecom8698]

Tysm!!

[@piglet2548]

why do we need return 0?

[@OPP534]

Love your content bro. Why don’t use using namespace STD it seems all that std cout is a mess

[@inconnn]

the thing about using is that it can cause namespace conflicts, like if two namespaces have the same function name, the compiler won't know which one you're meaning to say. if you're not using any libraries or stuff it'd prob be fine to do using namespace std but i think you can just do like using std::cout or etc so that only some don't need namespaces while all the others still do.

[@TheOneAndOnlyLogono]

I'm trying to learn c++ and I'm only familiar with java processing, would you say they are somewhat similar

[@Sebi-py2gx]

what app are you using to write codes in c++. or the app you used in this video?

[@iyanareef]

looks like VS code

[@ubuntujackson9133]

What about #if and #endif?

[@Khalevvv]

Came for the c++ subbed cuz of your name 😎

[@creativexgamer5845]

1:20

[@russellzimbwa2671]

Hey man How do you make sure your IF Statements dont mixx

[@PunmasterSTP]

I think the “else if” and “else” statements tack onto the “if” statement before them. If you want, you can also put an if statement *inside* of another if statement (or another code block like an else). In that case, it’s called a “nested” if statement, and I think you can go as many levels deep as you want…

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[@orinodenzelle2506]

how make one statement using if statement

[@raafatawar8005]

i got an error saying cout is not a member of std lol

[@trendingtv7759]

Can help me answer my activity?😔 please😔 for your next video please "make a program that prompts the user to input an int variable named num. The program should then output the variable num and a message saying wether the number is positive, negative, or zero". Please help me😔 I'm a 1st year college Information Communication Technology😔 it is our activity😔 I dont know what to do because I don't have loptop to try. Please help make a video for my activity😔

[@thaufi131]

#include using namespace std; int main() { int n; coutn; if (n>0){ cout

[@IloveYou-jr7jn]

Please help me with this Write an if statement that assigns the number 10 to the bonus variable if the user enters a sales amount that is less than or equal to $250. If the user enters a sales amount that is greater than $250, prompt the user to enter the bonus rate, and then multiply the user’s response by the sales amount and assign the result to the bonus variable.

[@000-q4u]

#include int main() { std::cout sales_amount; if (sales_amount

[@nunothedude]

ok wtf i did exactly what is described in the video and it doesent work, heres the code: #include int main() { std:: cout > age; if (age < 20) { std::cout

[@nunothedude]

#include int main() { std:: cout > age; if (age < 13) { std::cout

[@StopRemindingMeOfThoseDays]

How does it not work? What output are you getting?

[@PunmasterSTP]

What IF everyone who started on the first video was still here? Ans: There’d be a lot more views.