C Programming Tutorial 56 - Else-If Statement

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[sportbikeguy]

awesome video's man, i decided i was going to learn some kind of programming language in order to control a machine im building, the machine has a barometric pressure sensor, several temperature sensors, several heating elements controlled by the output of the temp sensors, a variable speed liquid pump, and a piece of hardware called a VFD to control the speed of the pump, which communicates over RS485 using the MODBUS protocol. i started your series, and quickly got discouraged, and told myself python would be easier. but i eventually found myself back at the beginning of your tutorial, and now ive watched all 55 video's in 3 days. i know nothing about serial communication, or MODBUS, or even C other than what ive learned here. thanks dude, ive come a long way

[roraraptor]

The way we were taught this in Java (but I mean, this is basically the same in all languages amiright) was that you can execute the else statement as a one-liner, example:

if (Caleb is a good teacher) {
return yay;
} else return boo;

So "else if" is just an else one-liner with a new if-statement.

[ekasteviajulip]

this is the first time a video is more focused on the board than the person. other video, the board is just too small. i barely can see it. awesome video man

[mohamedkanu]

Many thanks for being precise so far Curry. In short, the if-else is suitable for multiple choice case, If u use only if without an else, it means when the condition evaluates to false, the program doesn't inform or display anything anything to the use. The if with else: is suitable when you inform the user when the condition eventuates to false. I am a beginner in programming and your style just wow me so far. Am now heading to the loops. Hope they would be nice to me also....haha

[heretojustvibe]

This was really precise and crisp! Super useful! 🦸‍♀️

[YazhShah]

This channel is Golden. Thank you caleb for taking the time to make these videos. <3

[nicholashemenway]

Just made it through the (currently) last video in the series and I am subscribing! Great content man and please keep going with this series! I am a mechanical engineering grad student that is looking to learn C for embedded systems and for programming simulations of various dynamic systems. I really appreciate you making these clear, concise videos and hope that you will eventually make it to more advanced topics like pointers, arrays, creating more advanced data types, etc. I am also curious how the whole C-ecosystem works, namely, what are header files and how do they work? How does compilation of the c-program work? I believe there's multiple steps with compiling, linking and different stages where the files become object files or something? A clear explanation of the whole process would be great! Regardless, keep up the great work!

[DX-wqwl]

Thank you for the series. It is very good, very helpful and easy to understand all stuff around programming.
I am studying at university and it helps me to understand some things better.
Also we are learning more complex stuff as arrays, for and many things with input and output.

Thank you a lot

[ruantheunissen]

Am I missing something? Where is tutorial #55. Please keep on making this videos Caleb it really really helps a lot. Patiently waiting for 57 etc....

[rittenbrake]

Can u sing out the coding tutorials on X Factor ?

[PunmasterSTP]

Else-if? More like Elsa, ‘cause this is so cool that it’s frozen!

[denisstrok]

Starting to get more komplex now, find it hard to follow..