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[Smithers Jones]

gcina wrote:

hi i have problem whn it coms to loop mey gyz send some examples of loops

You also seem to have a problem, when it comes to proper writing.

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[JHizzle]

What..the...hell Firstly: you've said that you've got a problem with loops...EXPLAIN. What's the problem you have? Secondly: You've already made people less likely to help you if you are talking 1337 txtspk, K? Lastly, I have no idea what the first two words of that last line are meant to be. I might be offended, I might be honoured, I have no clue because it's incomprehensible.

[DaveAuld]

Here is an example of some loops;

    Do
        'Do something
    Loop


    While (someCondition)
        'Do something
    End While

    For x = 1 To 10
        'do somehting
    Next

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[Luc Pattyn]

For x = 1 To 3
    BuyBook()
Next

Do
    For Each Book in BookCollection
        StudyBook()
    End For

Loop Until Me.LoopExpert = True

:)

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[i i i]

Be kind man it was the His First Post , if you cannot understand then dont post answer , its not a must Read the Rules for Answering . Dont give bad impression of CP to new ones ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Apologies for the shouting but this is important. When answering a question please: Understand that English isn't everyone's first language so be lenient of bad spelling and grammar If a question is poorly phrased then either ask for clarification, ignore it, or mark it down. Insults are not welcome If the question is inappropriate then click the 'vote to remove message' button Insults, slap-downs and sarcasm aren't welcome. Let's work to help developers, not make them feel stupid. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________

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[Dave Kreskowiak]

What's important is txtspeak is for 9 year olds. People who are serious about this can type complete words and sentances.

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[i i i]

Yes Dave Its not must to answer any post , if you cannot answer then dont post (whatever the reason is) , see daveauld and Luc Pattyn simply posted the answer without any ...... and i know one 10 years old :)

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[Smithers Jones]

So it's okay to use this childish textspeak, because it's his first post? According to this, it's okay to give a harsh answer to the op, because it's the first answer. Isn't the first impression always the most important one? He made no good first impression here. Phrase your question properly to get an answer, or phrase it like a fifth grader and be treated like one. There are also rules for asking and, despite there not been explicitly stated that textspeak is a no-go, it should be clear, that if you want to be treated in a professional way, you should act like a professional yourself. New ones, don't give bad impressions of yourself to Codeproject.

"I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by." (DNA)

[i i i]

lol [laughing out loud] , Understand that English isn't everyone's first language so be lenient of bad spelling and grammar I am sure now "gcina" would have no problems in loops

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[Smithers Jones]

I totally understand that not everybody speaks English perfect, cause it's not their first language. It isn't my first language either. But this is about textspeak, which is simply lazy, unprofessional and considered rude by many people (like myself). As I said before: behave like a child (by using textspeak), prepare to get treated like one. And as JHizzle pointed out before: gcina seems to have a problem with loops, so he/she should maybe explain, what the problem is. Rule 2: Be specific. If it's just about general understanding of loops, then a google-search would have been apropriate. There are plenty of examples for loops, if one just uses google. Well, I made my point clear, so no more arguing from my side, since we are turning in circles. Anyway, I am out now. Have a nice evening.

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[i i i]

yes man Good Evening to you also and no heart feelings :)

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[The Man from U N C L E]

I'm impressed. First time I've seen anyone with the same tag line as me. Well, I guess I got it of a quotes website a couple of years back so I can't claim originality can I!

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[i i i]

Trust me , i copied from yours ;)

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[Daniel Engelkes]

what kind of loop do you want to do. Here are several examples of loops: for next, do while, and do until. are all example of looping.

[William Winner]

Well, he's listed as South African, and English is the standard trade language of SA. Until 94, English was one of only 2 official languages...of course, now there are 11, but the majority of people that I have met in SA speak English...with the exception of some of the small villages and "shantytowns". So, I think it would be safe to assume that he speaks English...probably even better than some people in the US.

[The Man from U N C L E]

Scary, I didn't realise I had been posting that much. It's a good quote though.

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