Auch hier etwas mehr 'inhaltliches' Feedback. Begin forwarded message: From: <notifications@teamworkdesk.com<mailto:notifications@teamworkdesk.com>> Subject: [pele] [E.Tutorial] Rückmeldung #1131475 Date: 24 September 2016 at 13:44:33 GMT+2 To: Hermann Lehner <hermann.lehner@inf.ethz.ch<mailto:hermann.lehner@inf.ethz.ch>> Reply-To: " via Teamwork Desk" <ticket.1131475.233381.166122.vzSMCD6M29@teamworkdesk.com<mailto:ticket.1131475.233381.166122.vzSMCD6M29@teamworkdesk.com>> [https://ethz.teamwork.com/desk/images/email/arrow-tophead.png] Write ABOVE THIS LINE to post a reply [https://ethz.teamwork.com/desk/] assigned ticket #1131475<https://ethz.teamwork.com/desk/#/tickets/1131475> to you Customer: franzto@student.ethz.ch<mailto:franzto@student.ethz.ch> Notification Settings<https://ethz.teamwork.com/desk/#myprofile/notifications> [E.Tutorial] Rückmeldung [https://ethz.teamwork.com/desk/images/avatars/animals/sheep.png] Desk applied the trigger "C++" Status: feedback [https://ethz.teamwork.com/desk/images/avatars/animals/sheep.png] Desk applied the trigger "Feedback" Status: feedback [https://ethz.teamwork.com/desk/images/avatars/animals/cat.png] asked Absender: Tobja Franz Nachricht: Sehr guter Kurs für wirkliche Anfänger Für das Zählprogramm der Dezimalstellen finde ich folgende Version noch etwas simpler/verständlicher als die des Tutorial. #include <iostream> int main() { int count = 0; int number; std::cout<<"Type number"<<std::endl; std::cin>>number; while (number>=1) { number/10 count=count+1 } std::cout<<count; return o } Additional Data: - Name : C++ Grundlagen 1 - Lang : de - Tool : CodeBoard - EtID : YEZzzXxdShXZS6JNb