BRO I am learning C# and I was searching, googling the internet to understand the difference between C# and .NET. But only your video explained it so easily and well I understood it. Thanks.
You sir inspire me with the level of coherence and simplicity you bring to your words! I am grateful for your easy to follow explanation to help my journey of understanding these exciting technological advances.
Great video! Explains stuff in very simple way, easy to understand even if you have ZERO knowledge in coding. Deserves way more views and likes for exposure! I'm now definitely checking out rest of the content on this channel! Thank you!
C# code is compiled by a tool called "CSC". It is compiled and code built into libraries that run on ".NET". So ".NET" is not a compiler but rather a platform (a set of software) that the compiled code runs on. The compiled code is in a format/language called Intermediate Language (IL). C# code once compiled is converted to IL, and IL code runs on ".NET".
@@trys10studiosI'm working with Python and PHP already couple of years 😂 Apart of knowing when to put -, *, +, / never used anything from math really. Computers are calculating % and all RPG stuff for example not me 😂 It's some oldschool thinking you need a math to be a programmer.
@@homeoffice3524 that's a self-defeating mentality. If you are only doing financial developing where the framework is done for you and all you have to do is copy and paste, sure.
@@trys10studiosSure 😂😂😂 You made my day 😂😂😂😂 Keep dreaming and proving yourself you are math genius and can use it to your even make sandwiches 😂😂😂😂 Go on 😂😂😂
Finally a great simple explanation, thank you!
BRO I am learning C# and I was searching, googling the internet to understand the difference between C# and .NET. But only your video explained it so easily and well I understood it. Thanks.
Glad it helped you 😎
You sir inspire me with the level of coherence and simplicity you bring to your words! I am grateful for your easy to follow explanation to help my journey of understanding these exciting technological advances.
Great video! Explains stuff in very simple way, easy to understand even if you have ZERO knowledge in coding. Deserves way more views and likes for exposure! I'm now definitely checking out rest of the content on this channel!
Thank you!
Thanks! Hope you enjoy the rest of our .NET content 🙂
Thanks for such a simple and great explanation.!!!
Thanks for your support of the channel Sanskar
Best explanation I been searching for about this topic.
You are really good at teaching. Thank you.
So nice of you to say so, thank you 🙏
he really showed up with those chops.
😂
It's really informative, short, and great video. Thank you
Couldn't have said it better myself! Great video You definitely gotten a new subscriber!
Thanks 😎
Great explanation actually...
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thank you!
To specify cross platform code to be run in other systems, it is .NET Core and not .NET framework.
From how he explained it, I understood .Net as a "Complier"
Am I correct?
C# code is compiled by a tool called "CSC". It is compiled and code built into libraries that run on ".NET". So ".NET" is not a compiler but rather a platform (a set of software) that the compiled code runs on. The compiled code is in a format/language called Intermediate Language (IL). C# code once compiled is converted to IL, and IL code runs on ".NET".
@@Roshan-tb3iz Thanks for taking the time to clarify it.
This man is running out of breath explaining this to us. Give him some water
Thanks!
thank you
You're welcome 🙂
Can c# run without dotnet?
I love this 😂 Let's create simple program and start with most boring crap in entire life 😂 Some mathematic 😂😂😂
If you don't like math, you are really gonna hate programming lol
@@trys10studiosI'm working with Python and PHP already couple of years 😂 Apart of knowing when to put -, *, +, / never used anything from math really. Computers are calculating % and all RPG stuff for example not me 😂 It's some oldschool thinking you need a math to be a programmer.
@@homeoffice3524 that's a self-defeating mentality. If you are only doing financial developing where the framework is done for you and all you have to do is copy and paste, sure.
@@trys10studiosSure 😂😂😂 You made my day 😂😂😂😂 Keep dreaming and proving yourself you are math genius and can use it to your even make sandwiches 😂😂😂😂 Go on 😂😂😂
@@homeoffice3524 never said I was a math genius lol. You have a closed-minded view of software engineering.
Does he understand that BOTH C# and VB are .NET languages? They are interchangeable.