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While Loop in C++ Programming Language

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  While Loop in C++ Programming Language We have discussed about the entry-controlled loop or pre-tested loop previously in our blog posts. These statements or loops are used to repeat a piece of code for a specific number of times as per our program requirement. We have studied about the for loop already. Today in this blog post we are going to study about the while loop in C++ programming language. And we will look at how this while loop actually works and how we can stop it by making some condition false so that the loop might not run infinitely. We use while loop in C++ program when the number of iterations is not known in advance and depends on the condition. When we know exactly that how many times a loop should run then we use the for loop instead of while loop. Basic Syntax Of While Loop in C++ Programming Language Basic Working Of While Loop In C++ Programming Language Now we are going to discuss about the basic working of while loop in C++ programming....
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For Loop In C++ Programming Language

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  For Loop In C++ Programming Language In Programming languages looping statements are used with the help of these looping statements we can repeat some block of code according to our requirement of the program. In C++ programming language we also use these looping statements, these looping statements are also referred as controlled structure . In this blog post we are going to cover for loop statement which is used to execute a block of code repeatedly for a specific number of times. The for loop is " entry controlled " or " pre-tested " loop which means that the condition is checked before the code inside the loop ever runs. We use for loop when we know exactly how many times the loop will going to run. Basic Syntax of for loop in C++ Programming Language for (Initialization; Condition; Increment) { //Code to be executed. } Basic Working Of For Loop in C++ Programming Language As by now we know that loops are used to repeat a block of code. An...
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Switch statement in C++ programming language

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 Switch statement in C++ programming language In programming languages we have studied about conditional statements in which accross given set of conditions we chose any specific condition and run the block of code as per that condition. There are other techniques that we call control statement or decision making statements . The Switch statement is one of the very important example of such control statement  or deciison making statements . The switch is used to to select and execute one block of code from several possible options. The Switch statement is alternatively used in place of a long if-else-if ladder statement which is an example of conditional statement . It is more cleaner as compared to if-else-if ladder and also it is more efficient for the compiler to process it. Basic Syntax of Switch Statement in C++ programming language Basic Working of Switch Statement in C++ Programming Language In Switch statement we usually take an input from user th...
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If Else If ladder statement in C++ Programming Language

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 If Else If ladder statement in C++ Programming Language In programming languages we have conditional statements or decision making statements that we can use in order to make decisions among multiple conditions. Today we are going to cover a simple conditional statement which is known as if-else-if ladder statement in C++ programming language.  In C++ programming language the if-esle-if ladder statement is a multi-way decision-making construct, it allows us to test different  conditions in sequence, and executing the block of code associated with the first condition that evaluates to be true. Syntax of if-else-if ladder statement in C++ programming language if(condition1) {     //code to be executed if condition1 is true     } else if(condition2) {     //code to be executed if condition2 is true     }     else if(condition3) {     //code t...
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