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In a preceding video, we had duplicated code to read the user input outside the loop and inside the loop. To avoid duplicated ...

Some decision structures require you to put if statements inside if statements. That's called a “nested if” statement.

Python for else loop explained! Learn how the for-else statement works with break statements in Python. This controversial Python ...

In this video we are going to describe the switch case statement in Python versus the Javascript implementation. We are going to ...

Introduction to loops, with the *while* loop, which continues as long as a condition is true.

This video explains the difference between writing an if/else-if chain and separate if statements.

You can use booleans in the condition of a while loop. This will avoid duplicate code in a loop that asks for user input.

The do/while loop is guaranteed to execute the loop body at least once.

[typing printf() statement; no audio] Let's build it... and run it... and that's our average score. Other languages have shortcuts for ...

Let's take the program from the preceding video and add a function that displays the information in a food structure. We'll call this ...

A while loop lets your programs repeatedly ask for user input until they enter a “sentinel value” to tell you they have finished.

You can do multiple initializations and iteration actions within a for loop. Here's how it works.

How to pass arrays to methods and return arrays as results.

Guidelines for giving your variables meaningful names.

Find out how scanf() works its magic of changing arguments, and how you can use pointers to do the same.

Here are two approaches to solving the problem. (I'm not entirely happy with this video; the script just didn't seem to “click” for me, ...

In an information economy, data is the new oil! Data Science is transforming the world around us. Machine learning, deep ...

These videos were made for DiscoverE's second MOOC, Intro to App Design, which was released in October 2015. This is a free ...

Learn when to use System.out.print() and when to use System.out.println().