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.
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) ?
hello sir nice tutorial i wana ask one question can we write all 6 heading in one document write plz help me as soon as possible i ll be very thankful
View my channel to find a link to my web development blog! I made it to get my ideas out and shows you how to do it. give it a look and make one and blog with me! we can start a little community of bloggers and share ideas! see you soon!
@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).
@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. :)
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
≈≈≈≈≈ mm.. bacon
zaucyboy 2 days ago in playlist JavaScript Tutorials Playlist
{ }: curly brackets
( ): parentheses
[ ]: Square Brackets
∴ Therefore sign
∵ Because sign
≈: Approximately equal
∣ : Vertical Bar
MarlinKeim 4 days ago
i like rebecca balck too!
and natalie protman!
megasonikdude2 5 days ago in playlist JavaScript Tutorials Playlist
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.
snuckles108 2 weeks ago
they are called curly brackets, pretty sure
TheRetchin 2 weeks ago in playlist JavaScript Tutorials Playlist
{ over here we call them accolades }
53rjv 4 weeks ago
My Version:
( ): Circle Ones
[ ]: Square Ones
{ }: Spiky Ones
HoboAddiction 1 month ago in playlist Bucky's Beginner JavaScript Tutorial
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) ?
01213141501 1 month ago
Thanks so much Bucky for the great generous job. You have amazing teaching talents. This tutorial is so easy and interesting!
sandhya2021 1 month ago 2
{ = scope delimeter
fytr4lyf1 2 months ago
come on bucky! she is 14, man!
Messi2010able 2 months ago
haha yea... because im sure my teacher will make we TYPE rebecca black 500 times:)
*copy* *paste* *copy* *paste*
KADAKx 2 months ago
OMG 19 tutorials in one day
CrazyShooter199 2 months ago
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
TheHiguty 3 months ago in playlist Beginner JavaScript Tutorials Playlist
{ } — curly brackets, definite brackets, swirly brackets, curly braces, birdie brackets, Scottish brackets, squirrelly brackets, braces, gullwings, fancy brackets, or squiggly brackets
SillieWous 3 months ago in playlist Beginner JavaScript Tutorials Playlist
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hello sir nice tutorial i wana ask one question can we write all 6 heading in one document write plz help me as soon as possible i ll be very thankful
sonumm1 3 months ago
Curly Brackets
TheRembrandt333 4 months ago in playlist More videos from thenewboston
what id you need it to run the same code for like 5 different variables?
shitbucket17 5 months ago
In American usage:
( ) parentheses
[ ] brackets
{ } braces
Immutable92 6 months ago
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View my channel to find a link to my web development blog! I made it to get my ideas out and shows you how to do it. give it a look and make one and blog with me! we can start a little community of bloggers and share ideas! see you soon!
IDmann700 6 months ago
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 7 months ago
@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).
JDoucette 6 months ago
Can someone please tell me the code if i wanted to make times 2 table with for loop :)
ipodhackskid 7 months ago
@ipodhackskid i can help you if you give me more clues about what you want to do...
Andy0n7 7 months ago
do a series on bash please.
LemonPieLoL 8 months ago in playlist Javascript
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ElissiaHocking 9 months ago
did anyone notice it actually says i love rebecca bALck
ElissiaHocking 9 months ago
@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. :)
oggzter93 6 months ago
i laugh when you say love rebecca black
bomer890 10 months ago
5:15 LOL!
I'm sure there's someone out there that loves Rebecca Black 150 times.
Fbiman93 11 months ago 2
new series of PHP/MYSQL would be extremely nice hope he will make them
anyway nice Javascript tutorials keep up the good job
andreiutzsv 11 months ago
I'd love a new series of PHP/MySQL tutorial. =D
5m5m5 11 months ago
its curly brackets
MrDadcard 11 months ago
14*
JJinos002 11 months ago
@thenewboston we want c++ tutorial what happend after the 13
JJinos002 11 months ago 16
@JJinos002 theres new ones
SuperHappyvideo 9 months ago in playlist Javascript
I love Rebecca Black XD
knubhz 11 months ago
( ): parentheses/round brackets
[ ]: (square) brackets
{ }: curly braces/curly brackets
Kryppuk 11 months ago 40
@Kryppuk
( ): parentheses
[ ]: brackets
{ }: braces
asmartbajan 4 months ago
@asmartbajan
How is that different from what I said?
Kryppuk 4 months ago
@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 4 months ago
@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 4 months ago
@Kryppuk noooo thats not right... {}: Monkey Tails.
tylergbass 4 months ago
You should definitely go into canvas with these tutorials.
FibreFilms 11 months ago
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 11 months ago
@LPSlasher Troll?xD
noideayo 11 months ago
@noideayo MHmmm.. Belive that I tried, but I just couldn't understand that XD
LPSlasher 11 months ago
Counting from 0 is better than counting from 1. Especially when using arrays etc.
FHomeBrew 11 months ago 4
@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 11 months ago
@kidel3 All languages are 0 based (all popular that is), except a few.
Edvinauskas1 11 months ago
sup
imsoterriblybored 11 months ago