Programming

Do

The Do Loop is called the Do Loop because it "does commands" under certain conditions. There are two types of the Do Loop.

Do While

The Do While Loop does commands while a certain condition holds. See the code below for an example of the Do While Loop

Do while x < 100
x = x + 1
Loop
Msgbox (x)

You can also put the While condition after the Loop command. See the code below for an example.

Loops

Count the number of cups you need to fill a pitcher. This number is feasible and may be programmed on a computer as seen below.

cups = 0
'pitcher is now empty.'
cups = cups + 1
cups = cups + 1
cups = cups + .5
'pitcher is now full.'
msgbox(cups)

Visual Basic .NET is Microsoft's Visual Basic on their .NET framework. Visual Basic is an object oriented programming language. Any programmer can develop applications quickly with Visual Basic. It is a very user-friendly language. All you have to do is arrange components using visual tools and then write code for the components. Most programmers of Visual Basic use Visual Studio for their development needs. Moving forward, Microsoft's .NET framework is composed of preprogrammed code that users can access anytime. This preprogrammed code is referred to as the class library.

Peter Meyer has been programming computers for much of the last 37 years and has worked as an employee in American and European companies, a consultant and an independent software developer, writing software in FORTRAN, BASIC, 6502 Assembler, dBASE/Foxbase, C and Visual Basic. In recent years he has concentrated on developing Windows software which he sells through his [http://www.hermetic.ch/ |Hermetic Systems website].

Hey you beginners, in this tutorial i will cover, loops(for, do/while, and while). If you dont have a clue about what i just said keep reading, and all questions will be answered.

Loops:
for loop:
The sytax for a for loop is

.     1         2         3

for( x = 0; x < 10; x++ )
{
statements;

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