What is a Char? (C# vs Python)

[@joaomaria_santos]

Binge watching these more than netflix
such a chill course

[@Kimchi_Studios]

A char is something you sit in.

[@912-pizza4]

Yeah

[@dwightschrute2146]

you mean char is a dick ?

[@success2928]

Hey, Jabrils. Python doesn't have a char data type, a single character is a string, likewise a bunch of characters.
a = 'a'
type(a) #Outputs
name = 'Nerd'
type(name) #Outputs

[@schhhoaoaoaoll9065]

he is trying to explain that in python a string is equivalent to a character and/or a string in c#

[@yusufallie3089]

The best explanation i have seen so far

[@uliveulearnandregret]

trig-em of heaven? it said idk if that was correct

[@nuuhishere6752]

hey jabrils I donßt think that you will see this comment but when I tried it I didn't have the option to "reveal in explorer" I even tried to use the shortcut I saw in your video but nothing worked

[@zeinabdrameh3048]

first off it only works on windows so make sure you have it first? If you do your computer may say something else like " show in explorer" instead, and if that doesn't work then .....idk

[@39unknown93]

Bool also did not exist in C until the C99 standard.

[@39unknown93]

@Anonymous you'd use the integers. If the integer evaluated as 0, it would be false and anything else would be true. This is still the case with C and C++.

[@Charduza]

13:20

[@mansodev]

7:30 you mean right?

[@duranium4445]

A char in c is just an integer.

[@reynoldskynaston9529]

char is 1 byte and an int is 4 bytes in C

[@duranium4445]

​@@reynoldskynaston9529 int != integer.

[@reynoldskynaston9529]

@@duranium4445 okay but integer isn’t even a data type in C

[@jeanrodrigues6249]

Floppy

[@atanki5682]

4th comment

[@user-zl5cv6vw2m]

Ok?

[@jamstanley9898]

sir your
vid is very very poor

[@1hr399]

then turn up ur resolution