Thanks for these tutorials! The detailed explanations for the data types was great. I had trouble following some of the examples when you dropped in pre-coded blocks, since I learn better by seeing the skeleton first and then building up. I'm finding Python a lot more fun and forgiving to work with than C#.
I am fairly new to programming so could be wrong but I dont think I am. You can pass arguments into methods also. I know in C# and I think a method is also an object of a class, but maybe not in python? I dont know python as well at all. What do you think?
How much time do you really save on the Mr/Mrs thing? You still have to write it, so you might as well write it directly in the array. I don't see much value in this particular example. I'd probably want to make an array with just 0=Mr and 1=Mrs so I'd only have to input [0,1,0] etc and it'd be mapped to the name index.
The difference between methods and functions is that a method is bound to an object. Methods can have parameters, in the exact same way as functions. In C#, functions do not exist, everything containing code is a method. The problem is that you're flat-out ignoring the fundamental concept of classes and objects in an OOP language such as C#, and without that foundation your perception of methods is incredibly flawed. You do not understand the fundamental concept of what these constructs are.
C# and Java are quite closely related when it comes to lower-level things like for, if, while, and functions. You should be able to follow those parts of the tutorials easily.
Thanks for these tutorials! The detailed explanations for the data types was great. I had trouble following some of the examples when you dropped in pre-coded blocks, since I learn better by seeing the skeleton first and then building up. I'm finding Python a lot more fun and forgiving to work with than C#.
I am fairly new to programming so could be wrong but I dont think I am. You can pass arguments into methods also. I know in C# and I think a method is also an object of a class, but maybe not in python? I dont know python as well at all. What do you think?
Does anyone know if a method is an object of a class in python? And a function similar but not an object of a class?
@@techslugz Yes
Great information. Love that your are comparing them both.
How much time do you really save on the Mr/Mrs thing? You still have to write it, so you might as well write it directly in the array. I don't see much value in this particular example.
I'd probably want to make an array with just 0=Mr and 1=Mrs so I'd only have to input [0,1,0] etc and it'd be mapped to the name index.
Classes?
The difference between methods and functions is that a method is bound to an object. Methods can have parameters, in the exact same way as functions. In C#, functions do not exist, everything containing code is a method. The problem is that you're flat-out ignoring the fundamental concept of classes and objects in an OOP language such as C#, and without that foundation your perception of methods is incredibly flawed. You do not understand the fundamental concept of what these constructs are.
Can I call you Jabril Mr. now? :P
Bro please make a Java instruction videos for a beginner like me 🙏
C# and Java are quite closely related when it comes to lower-level things like for, if, while, and functions. You should be able to follow those parts of the tutorials easily.
@@TheBobakanoosh I understand stand it... But I don't know where to start. Thanks I'm going to keep checking it out
I got completely lost after you started talking about return statements :(
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wait why are u here i just seen ur video content and it has nothing related to code and u don't seem like a leaner or anyone interested in coding
U live u learn And regret well lol not everyone is obsessed with it 😂 some just want to learn
@@israelc5320 learn something that you will eventually forget as you age up in life, she will eventually forget about this lesson BET
Zach is spelled with an "h" not a "k"
it can be both
Zaque
And in your sentence context, you should use "spelt" and not "spelled".
spelted