I really appreciate your time and effort. The people who have arrived at this video means they have the skills to dig deep into roots instead of cramming the stuff like many does.
Thank you so much!!! I have been looking for a video like this to give beginners a general idea about how to start the Excel VBA!!!! That's very helpful! Hope you can make more videos!
Thanks, after associate-level programming classes didn't cover the object-oriented paradigm, I have struggled for years (out of college, motivated by curiosity) to see through the mist that surrounded the subject. I found your video as I dive into VBA in an effort to make a primitive delivery/order-tracking database for work purposes... Your simple explanation of VBA syntax helped me finally see the object-oriented forest through the trees that have thus far obscured it. I'm making some assumptions here, but thanks.
I get what you mean, and I'm so happy to have helped you make the leap forward in object oriented programming! When this clicked for me it was a great moment as well.
In the description of the House, You have MEMBERS of the house, with 'Rooms(plural)' - the Collection, at the top, followed by the individual rooms. Does the logic follow through then, and under 'Members of Room', instead of just 'Door' and 'Window'... should there be a 'Doors' collection and a 'Windows' collection as well? Especially since there are 3 windows. Thanks for clarifying!
Yes, after rewatching this video I realize I didn't take every opportunity to re-emphasize the extent to which collections exist. any time there's opportunity to have more than one repeating sub-object (all of the same type, like the windows example) that assigns itself to another object, essentially it becomes a collection. so in this analogy houses rooms windows windowpanes doors etc. are all potential examples of a collection.
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Amazing explanation. Never thought of it that way. Just learned VB. Maybe I should have looked at this 1st
I really appreciate your time and effort. The people who have arrived at this video means they have the skills to dig deep into roots instead of cramming the stuff like many does.
this is what i was looking for a long time
Best explanation ever!
Awesome introduction! Really helped clear up some of my conceptual struggles with vba. Thanks a bunch!
Thank you so much!!! I have been looking for a video like this to give beginners a general idea about how to start the Excel VBA!!!! That's very helpful! Hope you can make more videos!
Thanks, after associate-level programming classes didn't cover the object-oriented paradigm, I have struggled for years (out of college, motivated by curiosity) to see through the mist that surrounded the subject.
I found your video as I dive into VBA in an effort to make a primitive delivery/order-tracking database for work purposes... Your simple explanation of VBA syntax helped me finally see the object-oriented forest through the trees that have thus far obscured it. I'm making some assumptions here, but thanks.
And yeah, I mixed my metaphors.
I get what you mean, and I'm so happy to have helped you make the leap forward in object oriented programming! When this clicked for me it was a great moment as well.
I love the approach of teaching!!!
In the description of the House, You have MEMBERS of the house, with 'Rooms(plural)' - the Collection, at the top, followed by the individual rooms.
Does the logic follow through then, and under 'Members of Room', instead of just 'Door' and 'Window'... should there be a 'Doors' collection and a 'Windows' collection as well? Especially since there are 3 windows. Thanks for clarifying!
Yes, after rewatching this video I realize I didn't take every opportunity to re-emphasize the extent to which collections exist. any time there's opportunity to have more than one repeating sub-object (all of the same type, like the windows example) that assigns itself to another object, essentially it becomes a collection.
so in this analogy
houses
rooms
windows
windowpanes
doors
etc.
are all potential examples of a collection.
@@amberofiesh7966 Thanks! Really do appreciate the clarification.
Nicely explain... It's very helpful to understand the concept 👍
Excellent analogy!!! All fits now.
Very good thanks
Kudos Amber, cool analogy.
Thanks!
Thanks alot it really helped!
I'm so happy to hear it helped! :)
very informative
thank u ...very helpful