Well, before going to the Advanced Bar, I decided to create an additional lecture to show the live
example for why Loop's BASIX.
So we're just going to see the example that we have seen in the previous lecture in life called.
Right.
So first of all, just create.
So, first of all, let's create a number, which will be our counter.
Let's set it to be zero.
And right now, let's wait a while loop.
And in the while loop, we'll set a condition, as we had before, number smaller than ten and right
here.
I also want to print out behind the counter because we going to see it on each iteration grow by one.
And I just want to want you to see it.
All right.
So let's add no right here and at the end.
All right.
At the end at Sprint, let's do a number plus equals one, as we already said, is the same thing as
this thing.
So each time each time the wireless will run, the number will grow by one.
All right.
And let's run the scroll right here.
All right, and we have nothing running down here because we need to change the sign smaller, OK,
because this statement is going to be true.
And what we have a second ago was false.
Let's run it.
All right.
So there you go.
You see that in each iteration, starting from zero, the counter number grew by one up until it got
to nine.
And then in the last time, once we go up here, we had no smaller than 10, which was 10, smaller
than 10.
And this is false.
So it did not run the code under the wire anymore and it exited the wire.
So this was a short example regarding the previous lecture's theory, suing the next advanced part of
Wallops Video.