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  • ≈≈≈≈≈ mm.. bacon

  • { }: curly brackets

    ( ): parentheses

    [ ]: Square Brackets

    ∴ Therefore sign

    ∵ Because sign

    ≈: Approximately equal

    ∣ : Vertical Bar

  • i like rebecca balck too!

    and natalie protman!

  • Take notes everything what Bucky Roberts :) has shown you guys and in times just use your notes as reference don't be like you learn as you watch it doesn't work that way.

  • they are called curly brackets, pretty sure

  • { over here we call them accolades }

  • My Version:

    ( ): Circle Ones

    [ ]: Square Ones

    { }: Spiky Ones

  • Thanks Bucky for these tutorials . I'm a begginer and you helped me alot. I want to khnow how computer languages(c++ , Java , HTML ....) inverted to machine language ( 0110001 01100100) ?

  • Thanks so much Bucky for the great generous job. You have amazing teaching talents. This tutorial is so easy and interesting!

  • { = scope delimeter

  • come on bucky! she is 14, man!

  • haha yea... because im sure my teacher will make we TYPE rebecca black 500 times:)

    *copy* *paste* *copy* *paste*

  • OMG 19 tutorials in one day

  • In England, the general terms (I perfectly understand that it may not be correct) are:

    ( ) brackets / parenthesis

    [ ] square brackets

    { } curly brackets

    I haven't heard many people say 'braces', and it's about 50/50 between brackets and parenthesis

  • { } — curly brackets, definite brackets, swirly brackets, curly braces, birdie brackets, Scottish brackets, squirrelly brackets, braces, gullwings, fancy brackets, or squiggly brackets

  • Curly Brackets

  • what id you need it to run the same code for like 5 different variables?

  • In American usage:

    ( ) parentheses

    [ ] brackets

    { } braces

  • I tried doing this to answer ipodhackskid, but it says that the script is too slow. Help?

    var amount = prompt("Enter the amount of numbers you want to multiply 2 by:");

    var times = 0;

    for(times = 0; times < amount; times + 1) { document.write(2 * times);

    }

  • @druidofluhn times+1 doesn't do anything; it adds one to it, and then throws away the value. You need times = times + 1, to store the result. So the incrementer never changes in your code, thus the loop is infinite. The standard way to write times = times + 1 is times++. Notice that times++ means to add 1, and STORE it into times. (times + 1 does not store it anywhere).

  • Can someone please tell me the code if i wanted to make times 2 table with for loop :)

  • @ipodhackskid i can help you if you give me more clues about what you want to do...

  • do a series on bash please.

  • did anyone notice it actually says i love rebecca bALck

  • @ElissiaHocking I don't think Bucky has made a single tutorial where everything is spelled correctly. But that doesn't matter as long as the code is correct, it just makes it more fun to watch. :)

  • i laugh when you say love rebecca black

  • 5:15 LOL!

    I'm sure there's someone out there that loves Rebecca Black 150 times.

  • new series of PHP/MYSQL would be extremely nice hope he will make them

    anyway nice Javascript tutorials keep up the good job

  • I'd love a new series of PHP/MySQL tutorial. =D

  • its curly brackets

  • 14*

  • @thenewboston we want c++ tutorial what happend after the 13

  • @JJinos002 theres new ones

    

  • I love Rebecca Black XD

  • ( ): parentheses/round brackets

    [ ]: (square) brackets

    { }: curly braces/curly brackets

  • @Kryppuk

    ( ): parentheses

    [ ]: brackets

    { }: braces

  • @asmartbajan

    How is that different from what I said?

  • @Kryppuk

    ( ) should simply be called "parentheses" and not "round brackets"

    [ ] should simply be called "brackets" and not "square brackets"

    { } are braces which by their very nature are curly. So, there's no need to state that they're"curly"

    I realize that these elements are called different names in different parts of the world. I was just trying to encourage standardization of terms.

  • @skillsxn

    Yes, you were encouraging YOUR "standardization".

    Also, I think anyone who has played Cave Story would disagree with calling "{ }" just "braces" instead of "curly braces".

  • @Kryppuk noooo thats not right... {}: Monkey Tails.

  • You should definitely go into canvas with these tutorials.

  • BUCKY!!!

    you totally forgot to mention that if you want a number to be less or EQUAL to 10 then you'll have to type something like this: for(x=0;x<=10;x++). And the same with the other symbol

  • @LPSlasher Troll?xD

  • @noideayo MHmmm.. Belive that I tried, but I just couldn't understand that XD

  • Counting from 0 is better than counting from 1. Especially when using arrays etc.

  • @FHomeBrew Good point :)

    In web development, everything starts from 0. If your array only contains 1 thing, it must be displayed with "0", unless it's named as 1.

  • @kidel3 All languages are 0 based (all popular that is), except a few.

  • sup

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