VB does not determine that at all. Programmer can give loop break instructions. Break command will break loops programatically.
repeating the number of operation a fixed number of times is called determinant loop.........
Structure: do (while(expression) or until(expression)) . . . loop (while(expression) or until(expression)) This is called a loop in VB and it is used to do something more than one times. It may be used without any of the parameters "while" or "until" but in such case you have to make your code exit of the loop or most likely your program is going to stop responding. The while parameter is used when we want the code in the loop to be executed WHILE the expression is True. Example: variable = variable + 1 The until parameter is used when we want the code in the loop to be executed until the expression gets True. Example: variable = variable + 1
The while loop is a pre-condition loop. It tests the condition at the beginning of each loop, executes the loop if it is true, and goes back to the test after executing each iteration.
a for loop is defined with an boolean expression to indicate when it should terminate. A for each loop iterates once for each item in a collection. for example, "for each (book in bookshelf)" will iterate once for each book on the bookshelf, providing access to the current book. a for loop is defined like "for (int i = 0; i<10;i++)" meaning the loop will iterate as long as the condition is true (i < 10), and will increment on each loop. Note: there is no 'for each' loop in C language, but there is a 'foreach' in PHP.
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VB does not determine that at all. Programmer can give loop break instructions. Break command will break loops programatically.
repeating the number of operation a fixed number of times is called determinant loop.........
Structure: do (while(expression) or until(expression)) . . . loop (while(expression) or until(expression)) This is called a loop in VB and it is used to do something more than one times. It may be used without any of the parameters "while" or "until" but in such case you have to make your code exit of the loop or most likely your program is going to stop responding. The while parameter is used when we want the code in the loop to be executed WHILE the expression is True. Example: variable = variable + 1 The until parameter is used when we want the code in the loop to be executed until the expression gets True. Example: variable = variable + 1
Nothing, as VB is now part of .Net. .Net contains following main languages: - C# - VB However, VB 6 was before .Net and was independent. dotnet is a framework that supports multiple languages and vb is one the language supported by dotnet.
The while loop is a pre-condition loop. It tests the condition at the beginning of each loop, executes the loop if it is true, and goes back to the test after executing each iteration.
a for loop is defined with an boolean expression to indicate when it should terminate. A for each loop iterates once for each item in a collection. for example, "for each (book in bookshelf)" will iterate once for each book on the bookshelf, providing access to the current book. a for loop is defined like "for (int i = 0; i<10;i++)" meaning the loop will iterate as long as the condition is true (i < 10), and will increment on each loop. Note: there is no 'for each' loop in C language, but there is a 'foreach' in PHP.
The do..while() loop tests the condition at the end of the loop. Therefore the loop body executes at least once. The while() loop (without do) tests the condition before entering the loop and before each iteration of the loop. The for() loop conditional expression is optional but, when specified, is tested before entering the loop and before each iteration of the loop.
sum = 2+4+ 6 might work.
Yes it is possible, most things are in VB
Do while and Do until are interchangeable, and they take the opposite condition. Do While executed the body of the loop while (condition=true), and Do until executes body of loop until (condition=true). For example, if I was doing a Loop to say, while the check box is checked, display a message box (Never do this btw, it's just an example) I could either say Do While (MyCheckBox.Checked = True) Loop or Do Until (MyCheckBox.Checked <> True) Loop
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