C++ Program to Count Number of Consecutive Inputs

[@chester0415]

You have a great great stamina teaching every single thing so precisely.

[@chester0415]

Sir i understood everything you said.exept the curval=val cnt=1. Inside the else statement.

[@СарварбекКабулов-к9я]

same

[@user-qs1ez1ko5f]

That is to ensure the program uses the "else"-case val as its currVal reference point when it loops back to compare with the next std::cin >> val. Otherwise it would continue reading 10 10 8 8 as just 10 10 10 10 because nothing ever changed the currVal stated at the beginning of the script. And count goes back to one to start the count fresh for this new reference number (currVal = 8, ct =1 during the end of the third while loop in my example).

[@GammaVideosable]

Thank you, very informative and well explained ! 👍

[@LeonardNjuguna-l3b]

it was the fist one to pose a challenge, but Thankyou. Perfect explanation

[@ledschmidt1441]

Well I've followed several of your programs and they are precise and work well. Your detail is superb.... NOW when it comes to this particular one, I think we should tell the USER, to enter the numbers using the space bar Between entries, if you enter a number then hit the ENTER key, the program gets confused and the numbers go in vertically which we do not want. Ok?

[@tayyab.sheikh]

This program is Fine 👍🏽 but we want to know the thought process behind the program, how did you made the logic from scratch. Please make a video on logic building 🙏🏽

[@farhanahassan8389]

Read the c++ primer book

[@421-r.venkateshnaik7]

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[@touseef_akhtar]

Why are all the COUTs appearing after entering all the numbers?? Should not it appear as soon as we enter a different number from the previous one as per the code? Please guide

[@Martin958]

@touseef_akhtar I had the same thought. I could not see why the last numbers would not overwrite the previous ones that are input. But if you watch, he enters all the numbers at the same time on one single input line. That means they all get processed in the while loop as one long feed, hence they do not overwrite one another. So, the while loop can generate a separate message for each group of consecutive numbers, and only stops when you enter an end of file value.

[@rajeshprajapati6662]

On Stackoverflow : Difference between entering values in cin using spacebar and enter key?

[@chester0415]

You are an angle sir.if you war'nt the one teaching than i would have never understood this cause you know i am only 14.

[@siddeshwarapm5613]

Best lecture. and defining.

[@tadelemesfin2558]

Amazing lecture.

[@sachinsudaraka6397]

Thanks

[@Light13378]

Why in second time is not 2 time equals to in currval = val

[@batchuamarnathguptha3364]

sir please make regular videos on c++

[@srinivasaraob2890]

It is very difficult to wait for long time sir please make sure that videos are regular . Thank you.

[@matbarjoshi7891]

yeah same

[@chester0415]

It takes a a lot of effort explaining every single thing precisely.

[@rajkumarsaraboju1756]

Sir please make regular videos on C++

[@Pooja-ch1hl]

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[@LVC85costa]

So the first input goes into the if and changes currVal as long as its an int, therefore the if body works. Is that enough to make the cin not update currVal again, because its in the IF? I guess I'm confused as to why the second int input goes into the WHILE that's inside the IF. That's the only part I don't fully get. I am going to look at it for a few more minutes. Thanks for the lesson.

[@MohitKumar-kr8wk]

Plz make regular video on C++ sir

[@sloughpacman]

Good video, buggy program. Of course, you never get the character count for the last entry because the program never identifies it as the last repetition in the sequence, unless an EOF char such as 'a' is used. Returning a sequence of valid numbers alone or ending them with the ^D EOF char on Linux is merely a program interrupt that does not output the sequence count for the final number and terminate the program - you can of course continue entering more valid numbers after the interrupt to get the missing line, but the program then becomes unending and you never get the new final line. This why everyone uses Python for simple programs, because tying up all those loose ends with C++ is only worth it for large complex systems!!! You can experiment with ChatGPT to build a C++ program for the required task, and then have it do the same with Python. The Python code is far, far simpler. I love these almost philosophical discussions about C++ because you can see that by design it is not intended to end and therefore has mostly 'always on' use cases.

[@SurajPandey-vi9gr]

wdym in a nutshell ?

[@mohitzen]

I am unable to print the number of occurrences of the last entry even after writing the cout statement after end of else { }. Please help out.

[@陳嘉宇-y4q]

same goes with me, there's a bug in the code I guess

[@rajeshprajapati6662]

I had to press Ctrl D two times, one for While loop and another for If condition. After that, everything appears fine.

[@rajeshprajapati6662]

Did you try on Windows ?

[@afanoromolyricsofficial]

done!

[@mohitnamdev7323]

i worked out the exact same code you showed but it is not working accordingly: can someone please help: code #include using namespace std; int main() { int cur, val, count; cur=0; val=0; if (cin >> cur) { int count = 1; while (cin>>val) { if (val==cur) { ++count; } else{ cout

[@handle_gc]

You redefined count 2 times

[@SurajPandey-vi9gr]

@@handle_gc that's what the tutor has done

[@johnsumith2107]

For storing multiple numbers val should be array right??

[@NocturnalCoder022]

no it just acts as a buffer element

[@AlokSingh-gl6hz]

Why ur video come late plz upload video in regular frequency

[@malaythakur4380]

please upload video ASAP. please sir.

[@nesoacademy]

Yes, we’re working on the upcoming lectures.

[@malaythakur4380]

@@nesoacademy Thanks ❤️

[@mrnavi188]

✌🏻sir when we will give input 5 5 5 4 5 6 it will give ouput 5 occures 3 times 4 occures 1 times 5 occures 1 times 6 occures 1 time But sir it isn't adding them 5 consecutive 5 occures 4 times

[@nofreewilltakethepill]

5 occurs 3 times consecutively. The other input of five, don't belong to the chain of consecutive fives. I hope I made myself clear

[@abhisaragarwal9084]

Do it with array and then itterate it to check with if condition

[@NocturnalCoder022]

@@nofreewilltakethepill yes, appreciable

[@AziaAbdi]

Really I don't understand this lesson any help

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[@Kill296]

#include using namespace std; int main() { int val=0 , currval=0; int count; if(cin >> currval) { count = 1; while(cin >> val) if (val == currval) { ++count; } else { cout

[@xtreameidea3126]

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[@DalandanReal]

Dude I don't think the outer if condition needs to be there it's unnecessary it confused the people wants to learn

[@rajubhai-vf3nk]

thank you so much sir. but am unable to run this program output get wrong. please help.

[@SurajPandey-vi9gr]

very confusing.

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liked

[@savin8878]

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[@farhanahassan8389]

These videos are all copied from the C++ primer book. Sad, very sad.