Wednesday 18

On Wednesday the 18th we learned about repetitive processing. Reptitive processing is the theory of using loops and asking the same questions for an infinite amount of time til the user who is using the program wants to stop. We learned user controlled reptition which was new. It's for loops for you have to do while (true) before you can start the programming inside of the loop. The next thing we did was for loops. For loops are usually used for math problems when trying to do math and that. An example of for loops looks like this: for (x=1; y=2) etc. We than looked at a sample application called RepApps(uses inputbox run from c#. The program did area of a circle. We learned this new thing called Environment.NewLine instead of using the typical \n.
We also took a look at sum(for) and combo(for).