@RvstyClvtch
3hour studies, then 2 hours on internet. Then I went back to BroCode and understood everything in a single video. Incredible
@wjjohns04able
Defining “index” at :46 was crucial. In a lot of videos it almost seems like it’s the name of the integer and really didn’t make any sense until you said that. Major thanks.
@hashmapper2016
C has been helping me a lot with learning basic programming logic. It is so simple yet so complete. I'm on my first semester of S.E. and am so happy I'm studying C. Thanks BroCode for this video. Cheers!
@GueroTonkaTitan
Thanks, bro - I was struggling to get C working so I used this tutorial as a test, going to go through the projects cuss ur really chill. I accidentally did something wrong here towards the end, and my computer was counting infinitely upwards, finally, I killed it with ctrl C lol. It got up to 18,31,861! Computers sure do think fast haha!
@jrpbone
You're far much better than my prof
@akai_hana_tsundeee
youre a lifesaver on my coding journey. ty for the quick video.
@delta-a17
Ah, I always assumed "i" stood for iterator but index makes more sense. Thanks for the info!
@SubhanMalik-qd2bw
Superb marvellous ❤❤❤
@andigh6538
I learn alot from this channel thank you
@marc.mntlla
how about the --i pre increment
@davorfister
gg bro you just explained my whole 3 hour course this mourning that i couldnt understand
@user-Abdulla.
Great❤
@officerops12
Bro thankyou so much i watched every video but i only understood yours thankyou so much.
@capy-cool
I'd like to ask smth. How do I run the code on vsc? I installed the C/C++ clang build but, it doesn't run. The output when run isn't working. Does it have smth to do with my laptop or no? I currently using a macbook btw. I appreciate it if you could see this comment. Tyia!
@nadirelserhid1590
You are a legent man
@HendrikScholten-db8vg
In my program, I am creating a function to use in my main function. In that function I am using a for loop and am trying to return the final value of ' i ' to the main function. However my return statement never works, what am I doing wrong?
ex..
int do_something(int units)
{
for(int i = 0; units >= 10; i++)
{
units = units - 10;
}
return i;
}
I am aware I am declaring the integer i in the scope of those parantheses only, but where do I put my return statement then?
@ThisIsArty
Thanks! i was struggling trying to figure out how to make it work and the theory book wasn't doing me any favors.
@nateLegakis
How can you create a list of directories with each directory path name feed as input in the form a comma delimited list
@gachecem_yt
You could you maybe teach us how to make a splash screen with cycles?
@BroCodez
#include <stdio.h> int main() { // for loop = repeats a section of code a limited amount of times for(int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) { printf("%d\n", i); } return 0; }