I'm currently doing another c# beginner video, have a intermediate saved, and im gonna plan on do this advanced video series. Hopefully i get back to this video in a few months and see this comment ig that just be cool
Nice i am trying to implement my own Entity Component System, i might need reflection for that (when i want to access some special Type component) ! I will deep dive in your vid soon !
Aiming to finish watching all the videos in this Advanced' playlist this week. On that note, is this the last video on advanced topic ? I m waiting for more videos in greater depth with examples and videos with problem solving using these advanced concepts. Usually other channels wont go much in depth (unpaid versions) or wouldnt explain as clearly. But high hopes from this channel :) and wanting to see more on advanced topics.
The Advanced C# course was intended to cover what I think are the most important advanced features of the C# programming language. We can certainly look at advanced programming concepts in future videos. For e.g. I do want to cover useful design patterns, SOLID principles and useful algorithms in the future. We can also look at architectural concepts. Thank you for your feedback. It is greatly appreciated and valuable. Thank you!
@@GavinLon Excellent, definitely keeping an eye for the topics you've mentioned. Bring on!!!! we want more of such quality and UNIQUE content. Thanks in advance
@S T thanks so much for your positive feedback! Please check out the free course I am currently producing on ASP .Net Core MVC and .NET 5, th-cam.com/video/D7R_ToqDKHg/w-d-xo.html
Nice tutorial.. I have a question can we use reflection in an asp core with razor pages . I would like to add Razor class libraries into a web app in runtime,?
For typeChoic, instead of reading console key, I want user to pass whole name for example: UtilityFunctions.BasicMathFunctions How to convert string to type object? How can I achieve this? I will be thankful to you if you resolve my problem.
If I understand you correctly. The code below may help you. Assembly asm = typeof(SomeKnownType).Assembly; Type type = asm.GetType(namespaceQualifiedTypeName);
The code for this tutorial is available on GitHub. I have included the link in the description of this video to the relevant repository. You can find the code at this location, github.com/GavinLonDigital/TestHarness
Thank you for all your hardwork....this channel is one of the best things that has ever happened to me
Its my pleasure and I'm very glad you feel that you are gaining value from the videos provided on this channel.
thank you so much for so great content
You are very welcome! Thank you for your positive feedback! :)
thank you for your time and efforts. Looking forward to seeing MVC series
It's my pleasure! I'm also looking forward to creating the MVC tutorials.
I'm currently doing another c# beginner video, have a intermediate saved, and im gonna plan on do this advanced video series. Hopefully i get back to this video in a few months and see this comment ig that just be cool
Good luck with your studies! I. hope you enjoy the Advanced course videos when you get to them :)
Just finished this advanced playlist!!!
Diving right into the ASP.NET course!
Thx a million!
You are very welcome :)
This is all I need. Thank you very much!
You are very welcome! :)
Nice i am trying to implement my own Entity Component System, i might need reflection for that (when i want to access some special Type component) ! I will deep dive in your vid soon !
Great! Good luck with your Entity Component System. That sounds very interesting!
Aiming to finish watching all the videos in this Advanced' playlist this week. On that note, is this the last video on advanced topic ? I m waiting for more videos in greater depth with examples and videos with problem solving using these advanced concepts.
Usually other channels wont go much in depth (unpaid versions) or wouldnt explain as clearly. But high hopes from this channel :) and wanting to see more on advanced topics.
The Advanced C# course was intended to cover what I think are the most important advanced features of the C# programming language. We can certainly look at advanced programming concepts in future videos. For e.g. I do want to cover useful design patterns, SOLID principles and useful algorithms in the future. We can also look at architectural concepts. Thank you for your feedback. It is greatly appreciated and valuable. Thank you!
@@GavinLon Excellent, definitely keeping an eye for the topics you've mentioned. Bring on!!!! we want more of such quality and UNIQUE content. Thanks in advance
@S T thanks so much for your positive feedback! Please check out the free course I am currently producing on ASP .Net Core MVC and .NET 5, th-cam.com/video/D7R_ToqDKHg/w-d-xo.html
thank u for the great content keep going
It's my pleasure. Thank you for your positive feedback!
Thanks Gavin!!!
You are very welcome! :)
Nothing better than clicking on a youtube vid and hearing a south african accent
lol... looking at your last name I suspect you are originally from South Africa too.
@@GavinLon yuppo studying in Bloemfontein 😂😁
Great! All the best with your studies 🙂
@@GavinLon thanks so much man! 😁
Thank you for explaining reflection in a easy way....❤️❤️❤️
You are very welcome :) Thank you for your great comment!
Nice tutorial.. I have a question can we use reflection in an asp core with razor pages . I would like to add Razor class libraries into a web app in runtime,?
Yes, reflection can certainly be leveraged from within an ASP.NET Core Razor Pages app. :)
Great info...
love the music too...
;-)
Thanks very much. Its rare that I get complimented on the music, but very welcome indeed!
Will you make a playlists also for ASP.NET Core, Blazor or Web API?
Yes, we can certainly look at Blazor at some point in the future.
Excellent explanation. If possible try to produce video for data structures and SOLID design patterns
Thank you for your kind comment and great feedback. Data structures and Design patterns are definitely topics I would like to cover in the future :)
@@GavinLon Thanks. I love your way of explain the concepts through console applications. It is easy to understand C# advanced concepts
@@GaneshKumar-ne2ms Thanks for taking the time to send me your positive feedback. It is greatly appreciated.
how can we set private property with using reflection?
This article might help you, dotnetfollower.com/wordpress/2012/12/c-how-to-set-or-get-value-of-a-private-or-internal-property-through-the-reflection/
For typeChoic, instead of reading console key, I want user to pass whole name for example: UtilityFunctions.BasicMathFunctions
How to convert string to type object? How can I achieve this? I will be thankful to you if you resolve my problem.
If I understand you correctly. The code below may help you.
Assembly asm = typeof(SomeKnownType).Assembly;
Type type = asm.GetType(namespaceQualifiedTypeName);
Appreciated
Great! :)
Can you please provide all the code in some document or link?
The code for this tutorial is available on GitHub. I have included the link in the description of this video to the relevant repository. You can find the code at this location, github.com/GavinLonDigital/TestHarness
@@GavinLon thank you very much!