"While Loops" and "For Loops" in MATLAB

Loops are an important feature of most programming languages, including MATLAB. Here we look at two types of loops: the "while loop" and the "for loop" and we relate it to drinking coffee.
Want to know more? Have a look at Chapter 4 in the MATLAB text, "MATLAB: a practical introduction to programming and problem solving" by Stormy Attaway.

[@onnimikki2007]

good question. Breakpoints are a way of pausing ("breaking" or "braking" , depending on your perspective) the program. When you run your program using the Run button, execution of the program will pause at the specific line where you put the red dot breakpoint. With the program paused you can take your time to examine states of variables without having to guess what happened. After the breakpoint has been activated you can "step" through the code one line at a time and continue this process of analysis. When something wrong happens in your program and you use the breakpoint and stepping tools to examine the program, we call this "debugging" because the analysis helps you remove faulty parts of your code ("Bugs"),

[@pgm2004]

your voice is so soothing. makes learning sm more enjoyable especially when its at 2am the night before an exam lol

[@aesha____]

thank u thank u thank u i finally understand loop !!!!

[@SharpSniper10]

Hey sir, can you please explain what the breakpoint does and when should we use it?

[@baseballdude345]

jeez man youre gonna have one helluva caffeine rush

[@wolfloverify]

sheesh must be buying coffee from starbucks

[@Paull520]

can you explain how to make for loop into a while loop

[@gizemkacann]

many thankss. supper effective explanation !!

[@pki68z5y]

thanks for the video!! helped alot

[@muhammadmubbushirhussain4734]

Thanks!!

[@a22258461]

thanks