Programming Lessons: Let's learn a little of C# - Lesson 05
Hello Guys
Some days ago I started a new topic. I wanna teach how to program a little. As you probably know I'm a software developer so I wanna bring some of the stuff that I do daily. With this topic I do not wanna do something hard to understand but the basic concepts of programming.
We'll start with a simple topics and the language that we'll use is C#.
About C#
C# is a simple, modern, general-purpose, object-oriented programming language developed by Microsoft within its .NET initiative led by Anders Hejlsberg. This tutorial covers basic C# programming and various advanced concepts related to C# programming language.
First of all, if you wanna try the examples that I'll provide you can use this site to program online C#. Alternatively, you can install the free version on Visual Studio, the best tool to program C# here.

Lesson 05:Loops (Part 1)
A loop is a fundamental operation that every programmer need to understand. When you need to execute a piece of code several times, we usually use a loop. There some loops that we can use, but to start this topic I will start talk about the command while.
The command while is the most simple of them all. The definition to command while is:
"It repeats a statement or a group of statements while a given condition is true. It tests the condition before executing the loop body." source
Code
// Example of a structure while in C#
class WhileApplication
{
static void Main()
{
// initialization of the variable
int number = 0;
// Command While with the condition
while (number < 10)
{
// Text to write in the console
Console.WriteLine("Current value of number is: {0}.", number);
// '++' increments on number to the current number
number++;
}
Console.ReadLine();
}
}
Console
> Current value of number is: 0.
> Current value of number is: 1.
> Current value of number is: 2.
> Current value of number is: 3.
> Current value of number is: 4.
> Current value of number is: 5.
> Current value of number is: 6.
> Current value of number is: 7.
> Current value of number is: 8.
> Current value of number is: 9.
> Current value of number is: 10.
Press a key to continue...
This is a very simple example how you can use the command while. Believe me, it can be very useful on some cases.
The last lessons are here!
Programming Lessons: Let's learn a little of C# - Lesson 01
Programming Lessons: Let's learn a little of C# - Lesson 02
Programming Lessons: Let's learn a little of C# - Lesson 03
Programming Lessons: Let's learn a little of C# - Lesson 04
Interesting Good Luck