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C Programming Tutorial 5, If Statement Part 1
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C Programming Tutorial 5, If Statement Part 1
The program we are going to be using to learn C programming language is "CodeBlocks" and here is a link to the download its a free program.
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All of these tutorials are going to be done in an console application.
in this tutorial i will be showing you how to get input from user
So lets get started :
In this tutorial we are going to begin looking into if statements and an if statement will allow you to test a condition for example lets just say we wanted to check if i is equal to 6 we only want something to happen if i is equal to 6 so in order to test that what you are going to want to do is just type out :
if( i == 6){
}
now the reason why we want double equals is because the single equals will just assign an variable value so the single equals will just assign i to 6 how ever the double equals simply checks if i equal to 6
now lets just say we wanted to print out hello if i equal to 6 that would look like :
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()
{
int i = 6;
if(i == 6){
printf("Hello");
}
return 0;
}
once again what this is going to do right here is create a new integer variable called i and set it equal to 6 then ifs going to check if i is equal to 6 then if i is equal to 6 its going to print out hello on the screen and if i is not equal to 6 then it will just exit the program so now lets go ahead and run the program and make sure it works and we should get hello on the screen because i is equal to 6.
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and as you can see it works we do get hello on the screen now let change the value of i to 7 now your code will look like :
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
int main()
{
int i = 7;
if(i == 6){
printf("Hello");
}
return 0;
}
now you can see we do not get anything on the screen because i is not equal to 6:
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