Loop Control Statements − break and continue

[@hritikvasuja6250]

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[@itsgamingtime..7001]

True.

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[@arnhelcarbajal1942]

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[@ItachiUchiha-mm5ov]

This seemed much easier for me for continue #include int main(){ int a; for(a=1;a

[@SifenAbdi-sl6lz]

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[@Salamanca-joro]

What does it mean a% 2 ==0

[@Sushilulu]

@@Salamanca-joro it’s division operation..if we get balance of some value number..then it will pass and not getting through the continue, as it’s basically (a%2!=0)…it’s gonna be an odd number

[@nitishsah1060]

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[@rajeevKr07]

Alternate solution using previous knowledge of while loop thank you neso academy 🙏❤ #include int main() { int i; printf("enter an integer"); scanf("%d",&i); while((i!=0)&&(i>0)) { printf("enter an integer"); scanf("%d",&i); } }

[@shutdahellup69420]

The odd numbers never get printed in this code tho?

[@Maha_s1999]

Fantastic lecture! Concise and the differences between break and continue super clear!

[@noaMurcianOfficial]

I think that the second example is to complicated, i suggest this code: int main() { for (int i = 0; i < 20; i++) { if (i % 2 == 0) { continue; } printf("%d ", i); } }

[@solomonadegboyega874]

Thank you for the modification

[@idk8idk]

He was only using this as an example I think

[@tayyab.sheikh]

4:55 "It simply means we won't execute the rest of the statements but we would *continue* to execute the loop"

[@ergoproxy3032]

so for 0:38 i quite didn't understand the necessity of using break in this exercise since i can use only while loop without if and break, it will work exactly same like this(please correct me if im wrong): #include int main() { int n; printf("enter a number;)"); scanf("%d", &n); while(n!=0&&n>0) { printf("enter a number "); scanf("%d",&n); } return 0; }

[@sidzmhs]

Damnnnn this video cleared all my doubts!!!!! Its so simply explained, I'm impressed !

[@ziko9762]

#include int main() { int a, b; printf("Enter value: "); scanf("%d", &a); for (b = 1; b

[@tofiq62]

This guy tells lessons better than my university teachers!

[@sakshisrivastava7033]

I have been always in doubt with this topic.. Thank you so much for this lecture

[@yadhuss919]

I before watching this video I was confused with this topic but now I understand how easy it was

[@aswithasai4015]

Thank you very much from the bottom of my heart you don't know how much these lectures are helping like me beginners .

[@Hustler2025]

I come after watching codewithharry c language. I got doubt between break and continue but coming here is worth it.

[@Codenames560]

Thanks - I wrote down your definition for 'Continue'.

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[@moeentrimzi.8532]

#include int main() { int n=2; for(int i=1;i

[@Make_it-Simple]

Simple & Basic 👌

[@luongManh361]

This is really helpful, I get it clearly now

[@abdomenebadellah]

The Helpful Acronym..thanks,sir ❤️

[@joehayden6065]

Very clear, pedagogically rich!

[@ritikshrivastava9442]

Same program without continue int main() { printf("printing the odd number from 0 to 20 "); int i=0; while(i

[@purubhargava8096]

u could have used simply i+=2 with i intiation as i = 1 use a for or while loop if occupy more space and reduce the execution time.

[@anilakokapeta9203]

I am getting successful output by writing this code for the first program:- #include void main() { int a; do{ printf("Enter any number: "); scanf("%d",&a); }while(!(a

[@gatecomputerscience1484]

Great explanation

[@mdzaki1844]

Excellent explaintion🙌🙌

[@rohanjr1234]

Very nice explanation 👌

[@danieliniguezv]

amazing explanation! thank you so much!

[@zunaedaman1930]

What a lecture! My current favourite

[@prakharkatwal7866]

#include int main() { printf("Odd numbers from 1 to 20 using i += 2: "); for (int i = 1; i

[@arunabhachatterjee9979]

we can also use this code in continue statement same output :- #include int main() { int i; for (i=1; i

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thank you, the best channel to simplify programming..

[@joshua_dlima]

Damn good explanation! Thanks sir

[@neniscarlet3880]

Thank you, very simple and helpful. Keep up the good work!

[@nazmapervin7198]

Ah..now i understand it... thank u so much!!

[@rockstarmani]

We can also use and (&&) operator in while loop instead using if condition again right!

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[@Aabara_ka_dabara]

neso academy can you make a video on int main and void main diffrence and why return 0

[@GeeksPort]

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[@andistheinforitbutso7513]

Good evening 🙏

[@I_veeresh]

what i I never understand in my life ,i understand here in this particular lrecture.

[@avinashkumarsingh2007]

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[@janvi.sharma06]

Very helpful 🙏👍

[@swapnilbhojwani5587]

#include int main() { int i; for(i=0;i

[@sukritisood9443]

We can also print same by using i=i+2 in expression step of for loop

[@WILLGYS]

Thanks man, that helped

[@amalfatyma3365]

very easy method ....thankyou

[@gurmxet]

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[@memehhme]

Great....👏🏻

[@sateelbasou9582]

1:00. Why haven't you written Else after writing If inside the while loop? Isn't it is mandatory to write 'Else' if there is a 'If' ?

[@alejofossati]

Good tutorial over all but the example programs given are not the ones I would use... The one used for "continue" for example is convoluted. It's possible to do the same with a much simpler and intuitive method like checking if the reminder is 0 or not. IMO it would be way easier to understand if the example is a problem that actually requires the use of continue. I haven't thought of a case in which it's actually better to use continue but I'm sure there are some...

[@Mohamed_sanoob]

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[@penguingamingDS428]

due i liked it , i understood very easily , thx

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Sir 9

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[@rohitnakkina2393]

simply fantastic!!

[@KaifKhan-pr5rk]

no need of that other equation just modulus the number if the value is 1 then odd otherwise even , continue statement can also be used for reversing the expression of the same written

[@siddhantsingh4323]

Thanks a lot sir

[@yoursnoorie]

I HAVE A DOUBT IN THIS PROGRAM N=N+2....SO WHY IT IS NOT IMPLIMENTING WHEN THE VALUE OF N=2 THE IT SHOULD BE 4 ...AND AFTER INCREMENTING IT SHOULD BE 5 SO WHERE THE THREE GOES

[@harpreethundal9814]

in my practical exam i saw a question which starts from WAP at that time i thought 🤔 it is out of syllabus and i did not tell to any

[@nahlaabouchakra7074]

why did you put n=n+2;

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✌️

[@CemDolcan]

When i tried to change n value for seeing different opportunities I have noticed that something goes wrong. If I give n for 3,4 results are broke

[@frsnzri7975]

so Break and Continue is going to be executed when the condition above them is True only right?

[@dsa3702]

Realizing in 2020, WAP.. is something else now 🤣🤣

[@elcactus1159]

🤣🤣🤣exactly bro

[@k-san5355]

Now from the top-

[@kavithapriyacj4868]

Please add complete.computer networks lectures please sir

[@true4189]

Thank u

[@khaleelshaikmohammad4759]

Sir I have a small doubt. Why to write if statement inside the while Loop. Instead we can directly write while(n>0). Can you plz reply me 🙏🙏.

[@gurucharankakaraparty4817]

I have a doubt In while couldn't we write while(n>0) Wouldn't it be the same

[@vishallondhe7298]

yup, but i guess he wanted to demonstrate the break statement in loop.

[@kranthikumar6615]

Sir I have a doubt?? If unexpectedly user hit a "character" as a input,then what happened..... What's the output then?????? And explain why that is happening there!!

[@JKSmith-qs2ii]

if you break in a loop that is already in a loop, does it just continue the outer loop? Aka if break is in loop 1 which is in loop 2, does a break cause loop 2 to function again without finishing loop 1?

[@yujii8820]

It continues the outer one.

[@hetaeramancer]

@@yujii8820 r u sure -_-

[@kritisrivastava6451]

In first program can we use this condition- If(n!=0||n>0) { printf ("Enter a no."); scanf("%d",&n); } else break; }

[@srikakulam9081]

Yes you are right but using if else statement as you said we can take input value one time only.. We use if inside while we can enter positive number number of times. This example is given in this video..

[@patchavavengalraovengalrao3784]

for even numbers if we remove continue statement in second case...then what is the use of " if " statement????

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2024❤, still feels afresh

[@anuragmukherjee705]

legendary

[@rudrapratapsingh1048]

i have a doubt that when 4 will come than how i==n statement is true(because in upper statement we declared n=2) so it will be 4==2 which is not true plz explain someone

[@shivamjha1049]

Same doubt

[@Hiyori___]

To print the odd numbers I created a program using the modulus operator. It gave me the same result but took 0.359 seconds while your program took only 0.141 seconds.

[@s.karunanidhis.karunanidhi4146]

Tq

[@thanuja.07]

Why am I getting output as 2345....1920🥺

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[@patrickdaly7876]

is this used alot, i have a feeling this is a bit of a lousy programming style, couldnt both of these commands be executed just by changing the syntax of the loops a bit?

[@dhruvpaglet2695]

Hi

[@Elle___K]

Hello, thank you for these useful videos! In the first example (around 2mins) I am confused on two things: 1 - why is there the need for printf(...) and scanf(.....) at the start of main if that is what you are doing in the while loop? Is it not enough to have it in the while loop? 2 - For the printf and scanf in the while loop, why are there not curly brackets around this part of the code as there is more than one statement here as it is basically the else part right? I hope this makes sense. I am very new to programming and trying to slowly understand more and more but it is very confusing for me. Any help much appreciated! :)

[@qandos-nour]

Hello A1) bro, variable n is like i in for loop, it is the counter that decide when the loop end we need to initilaize a value for that variable before the loop, and we need to update its value at the end of loop . A2) the curly brakets is a scope, not for more than one statement, in else we put brakets because it is a keyword like for and switch

[@goodlife1302]

@ Laura K you understood now right ?

[@roroC777]

@@qandos-nour ty for trying to explain it. even if you failed

[@SifenAbdi-sl6lz]

am stuck on the fact WAP means "WRITE A PROGRAM"

[@taifX18]

If you didn’t say that, I wouldn’t know LOL😢