C++ FOR BEGINNERS (2020) - For loop, How to calculate factorial of a number PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL

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[@dushyantvyas3589]

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[@jwawong]

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[@TheJoshuamcgowan]

super helpful. thx!

[@onetwo-di9cv]

Hi there, I am glad I find your brief tutorial for factorial using this for loop method. I tried & it's amazing!! But I find that the display result start to get wrong when it comes to number 13! & above. Is there any solution for this case?

[@jaren_c]

Excellent explanation!

[@Nishanth24s]

This tutorial was very much helpful, even though i dont have any Coding background and i can easily understand your explanation and get the output seamless. Please do make a tutorial on 1.Counting vowels. 2. Reverse a string. 3.To print Fibonacci series. Thank you Mam.

[@ChrisVideosGreek]

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[@makoto7275]

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[@CodeBeauty]

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[@MrHappyChappyX]

Hey CodeBeuty, total novice here and going through your videos have made the world of code less scary! I do have one question about the for loop, in the lines: for (int i = 1; i

[@robertbruce5513]

initialization (i=1)-->then it checks the condition(i if the condition satisfies,it executes the statement/statements between the curly braces--> then it goes to the increment/decrement part(here,i++)-->then value of i is updated-->checks condition...it goes on and on until the condition is not satisfied or you use break statement. :V

[@vk2ig]

You can think of it this way if you wish - the "for" loop works just like this implementation of a "while" loop: int i = 1; while (i

[@Himalayas1921]

Thankxxx alot. Explained very well# keep it up.

[@emilianoguillenmedina1066]

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[@CodeBeauty]

Saludos para el México y bienvenido Emiliano! 🤗 Increasing or decreasing the counter and setting the condition is considered the best practice to end the loop. However, there are other ways to terminate the execution of your loop if you really need to use them. Among those are break and goto statements, but if you make a habit of using these in large projects, you can find yourself maintaining code that is prone to bugs, very hard to understand (spaghetti code), and difficult to trace the control flow of a program. Because of that, I wouldn't encourage using them. Each time that you find yourself resorting to one of these in order to solve a problem, you should ask yourself how could you write that code without one of those, because in most cases it can be done. With that being said, there is one situation where they can be useful, and that would be for jumping out of deeply-nested loops since that would be often cleaner than using a condition variable and checking it on each level.

[@celestiaaldreaams]

i did this in class today!! :)

[@40wattstudio41]

Any examples of when you would use a factorial in a game or software?

[@DeviousBean]

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[@darius2955]

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[@mahedirony3408]

Easy to understand take love

[@dorianbs43]

Thank you so much

[@TheDora422]

Is the 3rd part (increasing/decreasing)of the For-loop always ignored on the first run? If it would just executed the conditions in the brackets after another ,the inserted number would be always In or decreased before executing the loop

[@clarrisac750]

Wanna ask I noticed that the factorial for number beyond 12 is inaccurate which most probably due to max number of integer is 2^31.How can I modify my code so that it can calculate beyond 12?

[@CodeBeauty]

Exactly! The number that you want to store in your int type is too big, so it cannot be stored into an int. I have talked about that in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaDPppmmgLV3rbs, so you can find more details there As far as I know, the long long data-type is the largest built-in integral datatype. So you can use unsigned long long int to store longer number and calculate the larger factorial. If you need an even bigger number than you'll have to use libs that are designed to work with extremely large numbers :D

[@emilianoguillenmedina1066]

I remeber that you can use doble instead int to doble the capacity of your variable, you can try it.

[@anthonywilson8366]

How can I increase in increments , do you have a video on that maddam?

[@ChrisVideosGreek]

l mostly use an intializer for i when using for loops :D

[@jamieMcSorley-c4i]

I noticed if I enter a letter or a symbol, the program immediately runs through the code asking to enter the pin, but doesn't allow a pin to be entered, then the program defaults to "Blocked". Is there a way to debug this? I was thinking of using another if statement

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[@tcrawford8430]

How can I loop the factorial to adjust to the user input number in my for loop?

[@mhdjaseem3195]

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[@HarderThanCalculus]

to check for negative numbers I stuck in a little if else statement: if(number

[@day4834]

Hi, this removes the negative numbers from the equation: #include using std::cout; using std::cin; using std::endl; int main() { int number, factorial = 1; cout number; if (number >= 0) { if (number == 0) cout

[@amaulearyan9912]

How can i calculate 100! ? as this programme show 100! = 0 and 20! = in negative ?

[@trippics8465]

Pl.. make a video of find factorial no using recursion.

[@CodeBeauty]

I already have that video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g6jJp4t6m8aNm6s Hope it helps!😃

[@trippics8465]

@@CodeBeauty Thanks Ma'am.

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[@lopez5371]

I want the answer to be like for example as " 3!=3*2*1=6"... how can we do this???

[@tankrides]

double recursiveFactorial(int numBer) { if (numBer == 0) return numBer; return numBer + recursiveFactorial(numBer - 1); }

[@jerseychou4323]

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[@ir4kli]

#include using namespace std; int main(){ int num,factorial=1; cin>>num; while(num>0){ factorial=factorial*num; num--; }cout

[@simonasulcova8835]

12:41 Can somebody please tell me, how did she do this? Every time I try this it comments like this: /* */. Id be happy for any advice, guys

[@findikbabi]

I upgraded to code to include the possibilities of the user entering 0 or a negative number you can check it out and give me tips int number; cout > number; int factorial = 1; if (number == 0) { cout

[@CodeBeauty]

This will work. Now, here is an idea of how you can do the same thing with less code. How about reducing your code to this: int number; cout > number; int factorial = 1; if (number < 0) { cout = 1; i--) { factorial = factorial * i; } cout

[@findikbabi]

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[@imnot9923]

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[@zakariaaenajjachi2127]

there is a more better method wich is just do factoriel = number *(number+1)/2

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[@yashjadhav6838]

Thanks a lot