In C# you can convert variables using the ConvertTo() function though the types you can switch between is limited unless you go through some hoops. Such as converting a string to an Int, an int to a float, and in most casses to turn any variable to a bool just type == to start comparisons. Also side note unless specified all variables are private by default so if you run into problems of trying to extract a variable to another method try adding Public or [SerializedField] to the variable type depending if you want it to be readwrite or read only another option is => {get, set}, {get, private set} and so on.
Interpreted language doesn't mean anything about that if language is statically typed or dynamically. When you have Interpreted language it just means that when you run the code it's proccessed (to machine code) in rutime and when you have compiled language it means that the code is first proccessed and runs after.
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Not to answer this for you only, but it's a double check that the variable is a float value, and not a integer. He goes into more detail in th-cam.com/video/3htasDh_Uwc/w-d-xo.html. This video is part of a playlist, you can also find that in the description.
In C# you can convert variables using the ConvertTo() function though the types you can switch between is limited unless you go through some hoops. Such as converting a string to an Int, an int to a float, and in most casses to turn any variable to a bool just type == to start comparisons.
Also side note unless specified all variables are private by default so if you run into problems of trying to extract a variable to another method try adding Public or [SerializedField] to the variable type depending if you want it to be readwrite or read only another option is => {get, set}, {get, private set} and so on.
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This dude has been working, am I right?
I've started to learn coding in C# 'bout a month... THIS IS A GOLD MINE!
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Interpreted language doesn't mean anything about that if language is statically typed or dynamically. When you have Interpreted language it just means that when you run the code it's proccessed (to machine code) in rutime and when you have compiled language it means that the code is first proccessed and runs after.
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I think that this lesson may have been placed out of order. You have this placed after already having classes on defining each variable.
He made it so you don't have to watch all of the lessons, only the ones you are interested in.
@@GeorgeRRFloyd the comparison between c# and python is also useful as its own teaching point
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SUPER helpfull!
So i run the program and found even if dizzy = true damage is going be 6 because was typed last and hurt and flashing is run frist
So, long story short.. I was bored one night and thinking a little TOO much until I stumbled upon your video “All my life I was told programming...” you know that video.. anyways. I’m 23 stil undecided on what I want to do with my life. I watched the video and I was INSTANTLY hooked. So, like any other person hooked on a topic.. I started watching videos on coding... the introduction to coding.. how to code... but, everything was just floating over my head. I wasn’t really understanding what I was watching, tbh. I wanted to give up. But, I know I’m smart.. smarter than average. I took advanced classes growing up. I was always “smarter” than the average but I just scraped by school because of the simple fact, I HATED school. Ok, maybe that’s a strong way of saying it but I didn’t like school. Like, AT All. Anyways, fast foward a couple years. I’m working a dead end job, had a beautiful baby girl.. and just been kinda lost at to what to do with my life until I stumbled upon... You. I can finally say I’m starting to understand how al this works. I’m not gonna give up, not this time. I’m going to be a programmer & that’s all because of you and your inspirational videos that keep me HOOKED. Keep doing what you’re doing, bro... you’re changing the direction of people’s lives in just 10 minutes. And, quite frankly that’s fucking awesome!😅 btw, I’m so happy I’m FINALLY STARTING TO UNDERSTAND THIS! IT TOOK ABOUT A WEEK
You can do whatever you want in this lifetime. It's the greatest lesson I've learned & it's the only message I want to share with others. Super congrats my friend.
Can someone explain me why is a "f" after the float 7.77f?
Not to answer this for you only, but it's a double check that the variable is a float value, and not a integer.
He goes into more detail in th-cam.com/video/3htasDh_Uwc/w-d-xo.html.
This video is part of a playlist, you can also find that in the description.
Some pretty incorrect verbage early on, but otherwise good.
Java doesn't get any love 😭😭😭
spamming videos is a good way to get people unsubscribed so they can actually find other videos