Course C Initial 13rd – Loop Introduction

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 Now I present to you a way that will easy our life. The loops! In others words, loop means repetition command. In C language we have tree loop types, they’re ‘do-while’, ‘while’ and ‘for’. What we’ll see is posts about them, and in the end of each post, we’ll make an activity to practice all knowledge.
Well, that’s all folks and in the next lesson, we’ll see the ‘do-while’ command. So share with your friends.

See you later folks!

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