Lecture

Conditional Loops: C++ Basics

Description

This lecture introduces conditional loops in C++, focusing on the 'for' loop for known repetitions and the 'do...while' loop for unknown repetitions. Examples and syntax for both loops are provided, emphasizing the importance of correct conditions to avoid infinite loops. The instructor explains how to use loops to calculate averages and validate user input, illustrating common mistakes and best practices.

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