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Love it! Love it. Loved it so much! I enjoyed every bit of your video and really appreciate you giving the efforts to convey such great content for educational purpose

Best explanation ❤

Taught more in 7 mins than my lecturer in an hour.

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Thanks for this, coming from C++ I was using the second method or the 'old way' which is why I looked for a video about getters and setters

can you explain about peek() in stack ?

You forgot to explain how event handlers work.....

Makes sense man

Thanks for this video (wasted 5mn of my life) Imma go back to chatgpt 4

can someone please explain why accessing fields the first way is bad or wrong?

Amazing - thank you so much!

I've watched the whole course. Very well explained. Upload more!

Very well explained!

Thank you for this clear explanation!

But how do you create the button itself as an object?

Hi, in your C# list, you promised about OOP tutorial and I can't find it.

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hello, grate video.I see that the static class main is the reasen that your pro..Object works.I think is that but Who knows.Sorry for my english. Did you have a video for connecting to project or modules, programes?Thanks

Thank you. Simple and direct solution to get content from API. highly recommanded to beginners.

This is the clean and clarity explanation in all over the youtube

pls sorry for asking, pls why do you used for each

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; namespace ConsoleApp1 { public class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Dictionary<string, List<string>> person = new() { {"Kevin", new List<string> {"Coffee", "Tea", "PC"}}, {"Josh", new List<string> {"Coffee", "Tea", "PC"}}, {"Mark", new List<string> {"Coffee", "Tea", "PC"}}, }; person.ToList().ForEach(x => { Console.WriteLine($"{x.Key} {string.Join(", ", x.Value)}"); }); } } }

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { var myBooks = new List<Book>() { new Book() {Title = "C#", Price = 9.4}, new Book() {Title = "C++", Price = 5.4}, }; var books = from book in myBooks orderby book.Price descending select book; books.ToList().ForEach(book => { Console.WriteLine(book.Title); }); } } class Book { public string Title { get; set; } public double Price { get; set; } } }

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { var myBooks = new List<Book>() { new Book() {Title = "C#", Price = 9.4}, new Book() {Title = "C++", Price = 5.4}, }; var books = from book in myBooks where book.Title == "C#" select book; books.ToList().ForEach(book => { Console.WriteLine(book.Title); }); } } class Book { public string Title { get; set; } public double Price { get; set; } } }

this is the best explanation

You are in the same class. You do not need to create a new Program object inside of the Program class.

thank you so much. Finishing my diploma with this

C# do while loops-How to find square of every number...HOW? Any tutorials on how to do this? I can only print numbers one through ten.

C# trying to figure out how to find square of every number for a do while loop.

Hello, so I am working on making a simulation of a bus, I have managed to make passengers and make it store them, but I have run into problems now when it comes to making functions for the list of objects. Like for instance if I wanted the user to give a parameter of an age let's say 100-80. And then it returns the passengers that match that age. Can't seem to figure out how to do something like that.

you' re genius, why didn't I find you three hours ago. Thanks, mate

Question, how would you go about printing out only say the second value in the list to the console? Would you do so by index? If so what would be the syntax?

Thank you very much for simplifying this. Love your videos.

thanks, bro very useful can you make more videos like these?❤❤

Thanks for showing what the shorthand is actually doing here.

tnx for quick review

Extemly fast , simple , and just great keep up the great work I loved the video so much that I wrote this coment.

do you know how to make propfull for my variables, variables that i have been created before

your videos are really amazing and you helpt me understand c# .but this time i didn't really get the point of what constructors are?

Excellent!!

Perfect. Just what I needed. Thanks

Perfect and straightforward. Will watch more. Thanks

Thank you

Really helpful thanks. Easy to understand and quick.

this channel is a hidden gem, i love the no bullshit approach just a short well explained video

Wonderful tutorial! I'm creating a bounty system and I had originally planned to create a list of array's in a similar fashion. I wasn't able to remove the elements in the array which is what led me here. So thank you for fixing my problem!

Hi Ian, At first I thought yeah, let's not bother with the spelling of something, but as the video went on it really started distracting me... Heck, it was painful! :I the explanation was v helpful, so thank you for sharing. All the best

Question: why is there a need to use the custom EventArgs when you can simply utilize the class where the EventHandler belongs? To be specific in this example: why create a new MyCustomArguments class when you can instead add the Name property in Button and then on the anonymous function just call s.Name instead of args.Name?

you did a crap job fyi. you just showed how to declare a dictionary. you should've set other objects aside that were dependant on the keys like in a video game. shield key id 1 sword key id 2 so if key 2 was chosen, then the object sword would be created. etc