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14:23 (cur | prev) +1,655 K.d.vos@tue.nl talk contribs (Created page with "===The main loop=== When we want to control and monitor a piece of hardware, we often want to perform a series of steps, computations, procedures, etc., in a repetitive manner. When we talk about doing something repeatedly in software, the first 'control flow statement' that comes to mind is a loop. So, lets' create a loop! <code> include <iostream> int main() { while(true) { std::cout << "Hello World!" << std::endl; } } return 0; }</code> Remembe...") Tag: Visual edit | |||