R1D14 For While Do Loops

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Made it through Module 2 in the Introduction to C# course. Nothing too exciting going on. I was a bit surprised that they threw in a recursion example in between some trivial looping examples. It was kind of out of left field.

Conditionals

C# supports if and switch conditionals. It's been years since I wrote a switch so that's pretty exciting.

Loops

C# supports for, while, and do while loops. Do while is a good time.

I should be able to wrap up this course and move on to the next one by tomorrow.

Resources

Unsurprisingly, Microsoft has some really great docs for C#.

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