C Programming Tutorial - 39: Nested Loops

In this tutorial we'll learn to use nested loops. Nested loops are loops within loops. We'll learn to use to loops to print the following pattern-:
*
**
***
****
*****

Thanks for watching!

[HominisLupis]

Thanks man. Yours was the only video which explained why the inner loop ran twice, etc. I'd somehow missed the fact that the inner loop was also a loop that would keep running until the condition failed, and couldn't for the life of me understand where the additional asterisks came from. Thank you.

[DICEMAN]

Your accent isn't bad at all. Better than my professor. I applaud your explanation.

[slashplusdash]

Helped me a lot on understanding nested loops!

[sampascall]

Thank you buddy.. it really clicked for me there as you explained it so clearly

[IAI]

whoa! super well explained, thank you Mr.

[muhammad]

your videos have really helped me tremendously. thank you!

[shlokwaikar]

Thank you so much. This helped me a ton!

[wahidhamidy]

You have explained so well, thank u so much

[curlymurly]

Thank you! It helped me to understand how it works

[RishiSaiReddy]

Thank you very helpful 
Helped me solve problem set 1 in CS50 :) :)

[jeremyfrancis]

I was stuck at pattern printing for weeks and this video put things into place for me. Thank you for the great video! Do you have something like an email list where I can get notified on your uploads? Im starting with C programming at the moment.

[cballstar]

Thanks, this was clear, but what was the asterisk in the printf line 9? Is it just the same thing as having a placeholder and then variable as the parameter?

[fernandopapaqui]

Hi, thanks for your video. I have a question, in the minute 6:27 of your video you explain that "this loops will run twice because the value of j will be 1 for the first iteration and for the second iteration will be 2" but it's supposed to have already a j++ from the first iteration, right? I mean, the second time j starts with 2 because it's been already modified by a previous j++

:/

[wizzad]

This is codeblocks available from the internet for free just search codeblocks and you will need to download the one with the gcc complier, to compile the code. Very good program, easy to use and never stuffs up

[Sultanofszing]

I have a question. Does the outer loop ALWAYS control the rows and inner loop ALWAYS control the columns?
If so, what happens when the nested loop has 3 loops?

[nirupamkolanki]

better than the other trolls out there explaining the same thing

[AMOHAMMEDZ]

What is the name of the debugger you are using?

[kirandoddapaneni]

why is it necessary to define j=1; j<=i again? If J is defined as j<=i why doesn't the code work?

[RANA]

can you do this please? Use nested loop with push and pop to write assembly code that print integers from 1 to 5, three times each.

[benzenatizineeddine]

You gotta loop de loop and and compile, and your code is looking cool.

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