@@NexushasTaken Hi! Could you make a video about topic "How to handle 2 keys pressed simultaneously in java"? Please... I'm Vietnamese and I'm really looking forward to this
Who the hell disliked it..He is strugling day and night to provide us knowledge....shame on you to dislike such wonderful videos.....Thanks BRO for such amazing Knowledge Transfer.
I've watched C# tutorials from a number of channels like Tim Corey, Mosh Hamedani, etc but this course is by far the best. Simple, easy and quick. I hope you create advanced C# tutorials. Free or paid course, I'm in
I definitely think the advanced ones should be paid because, well, they'd most likely take a bit more effort, doing even THAT for free would be absolutely insane. In my opinion, it would be wrong for someone to go through so much effort, without being compensated at least slightly for it (e.g Patreon). It's already pretty insane too. Dude's a hero and a gateway for many people whom are wanting to get into coding.
I am 42 years old and learning to code for the first time. You explain this better than my professor in community college and the text book that I am using.
I don't post a lot of comments but I will here. You make learning C# so easy. You don't fill in the videos with pointless fluff to increase the length. You get right to the point and explain the concepts clearly and intelligently. You've broken this training video up into smaller parts that can easily be searched which makes going back to it for a refresher perfect. Thank you!
Found this channel on accident via yt recomend, this vid finally broke my cycle of getting a random burst to want to learn C# and then doing nothing about it, Thanks to this I finally understand how to do it. Thanks!
I was expecting to spend thousands of dollars to develop software for a project of mine, but this has allowed me to build it myself and make the necessary changes that I need without the need for outside help. Thank you!
watched your full python course and bought a book 2 years ago, here I am learning c# for school 👍 lots of good has come from just taking up a hobby and trying to automate stuff to make life easier. sincerely, thank you Bro Code.
I'm just over 2 hours in and this has been amazing for me. I have had a lot of trouble going from 0 coding experience to a post grad c# unit. This has been infinitely times better than my expensive degree. Just wow, thank you so, so much.
As a java developer, I love this. It's a great way to get my head around another language. Having lot's of fun by pausing whenever you're about to do something and do it myself first, and then comparing the differences.
@@hp_001 If it's Java you want to learn, I'd say start directly. You can absolutely become a good Java developer without any knowledge whatsoever in C. If I'm not mistaken there's a long nice video on Java on the same channel as this video.
I have learned more from this course in the span of 4-5 days, than what I have learned from my university in 4 years! Short, precise and clear, just like I like it. Keep up the amazing work man!
Dude this helped me so much, I’m learning c# to use with unity and go into game development, this was a huge help! After this, all I had to do was watch a few basic tutorials for unity because it has its own classes and methods, and I’m already improving with making games. The fact that this is free is absolute insanity to me, not even any ads!
Bro, i read so much about c#, i bought a udemy course, i watched so many videos. these couple of months. While they were all great i still decided to check out yours. MAN HOW DO YOU DARE EXPLAIN ME MORE THINGS (and most importantly better) IN THE FIRST 2 HOURS???? i needed params in my life, and i didnt even know it existed. You are also the first to mention ToString(). It took me 1 month to find out that i needed it and YOU mention it casually in a 4 hour video. You are the best.
Yo, just leaving "random" comment. As someone who has some c# knowledge, I still learned a few new things and I'm very impressed with the extremely high quality of your content. You are awesome!
Bro, How can you be a goat at explaining everything? You are the only person I can understand these complicated subjects well! Keep going man! By the way your voice is top tier.
I spent 3 years in college learning CS and came out with nothing, I met this channel and my hope of becoming a programmer is restored. Thanks bro. Please do more complete Enterprise systems tutorials with databases and we are there. Thany you. An example. a complete school management system in java, c# etc.
Absolute gold. I love the way he builds on the previous lesson. Instead of learning things A, B, and C. He teaches you A, then adds B to it, then adds C on top. It's very intuitive.
Oh man, this is really helpful! I´ve worked as a carpenter for almost all my life and now I´m trying to learn this?!? You make it look so easy, and I wanna thank you!
One of the best beginner courses I ever watched, period. Not just C#, but in general. They way you explain things is perfect and easy to understand. HUGE THANK YOU, BRO!
This is perfect! Yesterday j was someone who never knew anything about coding and today i was already able to experiment in bunch of different ways thanks to you. I don’t think any guide can get better than this
This is truly a gem! I went from a Google apps scripts company into a MS enterprise shop and going from JS to C# was somewhat challenging until I found this video. Stuck on classes, methods, access modifiers? if you need an easy simple to understand explanation, this gentleman has the answers!
The best C# beginner tutorial I have ever followed -- very easy to understand and remember. I hope you will make an advanced C# or .NET tutorial as well. Thank you!
Thanks to you, Bro, I can now code circles around my friends, my neighbors, and even my pet goldfish (don't ask). Your wit and wisdom have made learning C# an absolute blast, and for that, I am forever grateful. Keep those videos coming, my friend, because the world needs more of your infectious energy and top-notch teaching.
I just want to say that I have an interview scheduled for C# and I'm referring to this for learning that and I couldn't be more grateful to you man, you make me feel like TH-cam is the best invention to ever exist, Love the work that you're doing !
Perfect ! I learned Python , JavaScript , php in highschool and this video feels like you're translating what i learnt in the last 2 years to C# in EXACTLY 4 hours , i would recommend this video to anybody who wants to get started in C# tbh thanks🤜🤛
just got through all four hours 💪I already knew a bit of C# but this was a great way to brush up on the basics. I learned quite a few things along the way as well. Had to comment to support the youtube algorithm of course
Thank you so much. I am an embedded developer who needs to transition to full software career soon. Your channel is helping me so much and inspires me. Keep up your great work and wish you the best.
@@SketchyCosmos I probably didn't state myself clearly, what I meant was the while (true) loop, which is also an indefinite loop where you can( and have to) break out with the break; statement
@@SketchyCosmos That works identically to a while(true) loop as Jan states, thanks for the info though, didn-t know about that for(;;) trick, you never know when it might come in handy.
Hi, I just wanted to appreciate your work because I bought an expensive course for C # and it wasn't even close to being as good as yours is so thx very much
This is a great course. I know several languages already. This course gives short, simple, and accurate instruction. The instructor has a consistent style from lesson-to-lesson, and that makes it easy to follow. Highly recommended. The audio is clear, and the screen shots focus on what's important.
thank you bro, you got me. I'm so struggling about C# lately and my teacher taught me this but i don't understand, but you explained it so greatly, it's make me know finally
I have been going over 1 or 2 sections each day and it is really helping me learn C# I am used to python from my first semester of college and my next class is in C# so this is helping me practice the syntax and learn the differences in the language
As a 14 year old who has never learnt c# before, im finding this tutorial super handy and really recommended you guys all watch the full thing! Its great 10/10
trying to teach myself how to code from nothing and this video was SO helpful. it might have taken me a month to get through everything and take notes but I DID IT! thanks for the video :)
I learned programing some C++ and java a decade ago, didnt figure id remember anything.(didnt do anything with it) I tried to start learning godot, turns out the person teaches relies on c#, started bingeing your video. This all brings up alot of memories, feels good :) really like the video, thank you so much.
About to watch this entire thing. I love your channel and have recommended it to multiple people. Also, previously I watched your entire Java course. It's crazy how similar these languages seem (atelased from 18:31 and before I'm not too far in rn)
Im about an hour and 15 min in and I just want to say thank you so much for making this as easily digestible as possible. Each of your segments fills up one page in my note book and is helping me make small applications while I'm at work on my phone. Words can't express the good you're doing for the programming community by making not just detailed courses, but as many detailed courses a programmer could ever need all for free. I demand you set up a patreon
Such amazing content Bro, I used a few of the individual videos to help me understand an assignment and now im watching this full version to study for my exam. the way you explain it is infinitely easier to digest than the lecture material
Hello, BroCodez. I watched this masterpiece, because I wanted to review these C# Concepts. Thanks for sharing this insightful content. Success for you!
Watched the entire thing in one sitting. I really liked the Fish example used on the interface part, like how it functions both as a predator and prey. Really showed the advantage of interfaces as a form of multiple inheritance.
Bro let me tell you. You know or not your style of teaching is the best.It is a kind of implicit learning so you just wonder at the end of the course about a lot of things that are being implictly learned. I have been to lots of places for online learning but yours one is the best. Never change Thanks
This won’t work for everyone but I just leave it here if anyone does find it as good information. I have only started learning. TIP: I would take your time and understand every element that is being talked about. Write detailed comments about what is being explained in the video and even sprinkle some of your own general knowledge in there. No need to rush. I did 3 sections (19 mins) in ~1.5 hours and labelled it general information and variables. That’s one project. Now take a break, (24 maximum). Read over the notes, start a fresh project with the next elements in the video. Repeat For me I need to look back at a project and remember what does what. Obviously this isn’t advisable if your actually making an application or game, keep comments to a minimum. For learning it works for me.
This is useful for me as I am someone who has been developing code using C# for over 3 years now, but do not have knowledge of the theory behind the code I am writing. In technical interviews I am being asked to define an interface, explain extensibility, etc. but I am unable to answer the question, even though I do these things on a daily basis. So thank you for this vid!
basically a beginner noob here, I get that he's teaching every angle of c# or at least the basics, but how would you actually apply this into real world scenarios? more specifically, how would I learn from these fundamentals? like should I just start a random project like a game or something and go from there?
Hey man, a physiotherapist here with 0 coding background Thank you so much for the effort put in the videos and how well they're organized ,wish you the best man,thank you,really
You're saying that const, private and get/set are there to protect from other people. But you forgot to mention that those people are you in the future :)
Learning C# while knowing Java by this video. Many things have been covered and I have understand many differences and similarities of the above languages. GREAT
I am liking this video automatically After completing one part each of this video Cause i cleared every problem and confusion ... Now i am at 2:00 I will complete it soon
I have just started a software developer apprenticeship and this bro code course has been a great help so far. once I've completed C# ill most definitely be going to your java course next.
Prayer to the algorithm! Spent first three semesters in college learning python and then c++. Fourth semester starts: DSA class is in c++ (naturally), but my software development class is in c#. So thanks for the video.
I just completed the course. Thanks for the awesome tutorial, with this i improved my fundamentals and also learned a bunch of new stuff. Keep up the good stuff Bro
This is highly underrated for the amount of work put in to views ratio, however I have a small complain, it lacks some exercise after each section, which is the reason why I tend to watch more of Programming With Mosh, but his C# Tutorial is 7 years old so I decided to check out this channel.
@BroCodez Great tutorial. I'm just starting to learn C # and picked your tutorial to start with the basics and I gotta say I dig your format and the way you break down the concepts in your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
LET'S GET THIS VIDEO TO #1!
_Like_ this video and leave a random _comment_ to *break the TH-cam algorithm* 👊
Don't let my hard work go to waste 😭
⭐️Time Stamps⭐️
#1 (00:00:00) C# tutorial for beginners
#2 (00:06:30) output 💬
#3 (00:10:48) variables ✖️
#4 (00:19:32) constants π
#5 (00:20:35) type casting 💱
#6 (00:27:49) user input ⌨️
#7 (00:31:24) arithmetic operators 🧮
#8 (00:35:54) Math class 📏
#9 (00:40:55) random numbers 🎲
#10 (00:44:27) hypotenuse calculator program 📐
#11 (00:46:35) string methods 🔤
#12 (00:53:26) if statements 🤔
#13 (00:59:43) switches 🔀
#14 (01:02:50) logical operators && || 🔣
#15 (01:06:36) while loops ♾️
#16 (01:09:45) for loops 🔁
#17 (01:13:24) nested loops ➿
#18 (01:18:28) number guessing game 🔢
#19 (01:27:08) rock-paper-scissors game 🗿
#20 (01:38:52) calculator program 🖩
#21 (01:46:53) arrays 🚗
#22 (01:52:50) foreach loop ➰
#23 (01:54:42) methods 📞
#24 (02:00:37) return keyword ↩️
#25 (02:04:12) method overloading 🤯
#26 (02:05:44) params keyword ⚙️
#27 (02:08:52) exception handling ⚠️
#28 (02:13:53) conditional operator ❓
#29 (02:16:53) string interpolation 💲
#30 (02:20:18) multidimensional arrays ⬜
#31 (02:25:23) classes 📦
#32 (02:30:07) objects 🧍♂️
#33 (02:34:58) constructors 👷
#34 (02:40:41) static 🚫
#35 (02:45:43) overloaded constructors 🍕
#36 (02:50:04) inheritance 👪
#37 (02:54:32) abstract classes 👻
#38 (02:57:08) array of objects 🏬
#39 (03:00:57) objects as arguments 🧳
#40 (03:05:15) method overriding 🙅
#41 (03:09:07) ToString method 💭
#42 (03:12:34) polymorphism 🎭
#43 (03:17:44) interfaces 🐟
#44 (03:23:22) Lists 📃
#45 (03:30:07) List of objects 🦸♂️
#46 (03:33:35) getters & setters 🔒
#47 (03:37:41) auto implemented properties 🔐
#48 (03:40:26) enums 🪐
#49 (03:47:33) generics ⁉️
#50 (03:52:56) multithreading 🧶
Code from each topic can be found pinned underneath each video in the C# playlist on the channel homepage
Full playlist: th-cam.com/video/r3CExhZgZV8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=BroCode
thanks for this
I gotchu fellow bro
Thanks for this epic course! 😃
@@NexushasTaken Hi! Could you make a video about topic "How to handle 2 keys pressed simultaneously in java"? Please... I'm Vietnamese and I'm really looking forward to this
@@NexushasTaken sr, i just wanna ask bro code but i wrong clicked on you
Who the hell disliked it..He is strugling day and night to provide us knowledge....shame on you to dislike such wonderful videos.....Thanks BRO for such amazing Knowledge Transfer.
What dislikes? :)
Agreed
Lol
@@TheOriginalElkstone what do you mean?
@@TheOriginalElkstone why would they have to watch the video at the first point 😂
I've watched C# tutorials from a number of channels like Tim Corey, Mosh Hamedani, etc
but this course is by far the best.
Simple, easy and quick.
I hope you create advanced C# tutorials. Free or paid course, I'm in
I definitely think the advanced ones should be paid because, well, they'd most likely take a bit more effort, doing even THAT for free would be absolutely insane.
In my opinion, it would be wrong for someone to go through so much effort, without being compensated at least slightly for it (e.g Patreon).
It's already pretty insane too. Dude's a hero and a gateway for many people whom are wanting to get into coding.
@@TechSupportDave i agree
69 likes
Count me in
he still gets the ad revenue, but i wouldn't complain having a 5-10 dollar advanced course.
I am 42 years old and learning to code for the first time. You explain this better than my professor in community college and the text book that I am using.
So its been 5 months since uve commented, hows coding worked out for you till now?
@@kazuma939@
I don't post a lot of comments but I will here. You make learning C# so easy. You don't fill in the videos with pointless fluff to increase the length. You get right to the point and explain the concepts clearly and intelligently. You've broken this training video up into smaller parts that can easily be searched which makes going back to it for a refresher perfect. Thank you!
actually 🤓he compressed short videos to one video
I always wonder how Bro Code learned a language without the Bro Code tutorial
Great work man - keep it up!
He just learnt by himself
@@namanhphi you mean he started brocode tutorials for teach himself how to code? ofc he did that
@@osmr yup. I knew some of my friends who also learnt the language by themselves
A fuckton of documentation most likely
lmao these comments take ur comment too fkn literal
Found this channel on accident via yt recomend, this vid finally broke my cycle of getting a random burst to want to learn C# and then doing nothing about it, Thanks to this I finally understand how to do it. Thanks!
I was expecting to spend thousands of dollars to develop software for a project of mine, but this has allowed me to build it myself and make the necessary changes that I need without the need for outside help. Thank you!
watched your full python course and bought a book 2 years ago, here I am learning c# for school 👍 lots of good has come from just taking up a hobby and trying to automate stuff to make life easier. sincerely, thank you Bro Code.
I'm just over 2 hours in and this has been amazing for me. I have had a lot of trouble going from 0 coding experience to a post grad c# unit. This has been infinitely times better than my expensive degree. Just wow, thank you so, so much.
What knew did your skills grow
As a java developer, I love this. It's a great way to get my head around another language. Having lot's of fun by pausing whenever you're about to do something and do it myself first, and then comparing the differences.
Hey bro I want to learn java so should I start directly or should I start with C
@@hp_001 If it's Java you want to learn, I'd say start directly. You can absolutely become a good Java developer without any knowledge whatsoever in C. If I'm not mistaken there's a long nice video on Java on the same channel as this video.
@@the-nomad-show f**ck java !
@@berktas3836 I'd rather bed a woman, but each to their own. I wish you best of luck having sexy time with Java.
@@the-nomad-show 😂
I have learned more from this course in the span of 4-5 days, than what I have learned from my university in 4 years!
Short, precise and clear, just like I like it.
Keep up the amazing work man!
Something's wrong with your uni lol
hyperbole
Dude this helped me so much, I’m learning c# to use with unity and go into game development, this was a huge help! After this, all I had to do was watch a few basic tutorials for unity because it has its own classes and methods, and I’m already improving with making games. The fact that this is free is absolute insanity to me, not even any ads!
That's awesome, how's it coming along? I don't understand much about Unity, but that sounds nice, hope it's going alright!
Bro, i read so much about c#, i bought a udemy course, i watched so many videos. these couple of months. While they were all great i still decided to check out yours.
MAN HOW DO YOU DARE EXPLAIN ME MORE THINGS (and most importantly better) IN THE FIRST 2 HOURS????
i needed params in my life, and i didnt even know it existed. You are also the first to mention ToString(). It took me 1 month to find out that i needed it and YOU mention it casually in a 4 hour video.
You are the best.
This is a perfect cheat sheet to use when I don't understand lectures. Thank you for this bountiful knowledge!
Yo, just leaving "random" comment. As someone who has some c# knowledge, I still learned a few new things and I'm very impressed with the extremely high quality of your content. You are awesome!
Bro, How can you be a goat at explaining everything? You are the only person I can understand these complicated subjects well! Keep going man! By the way your voice is top tier.
I spent 3 years in college learning CS and came out with nothing, I met this channel and my hope of becoming a programmer is restored. Thanks bro. Please do more complete Enterprise systems tutorials with databases and we are there. Thany you.
An example. a complete school management system in java, c# etc.
How can you spend 3 years and not learn anything? Was the college crappy or was it you that was slacking?
@@ik2254 collage and school are F*
@@ik2254 I will not do same mistake f collage I Dropped from first month
@@bluemodize7718 i second that
@@bluemodize7718 hell yea bro, i do the same and coding on my own, collage are expensive shit
This guy is truly an inspiration! Hes giving time out of his day to help people out. We appreciate bro!
Absolute gold. I love the way he builds on the previous lesson. Instead of learning things A, B, and C. He teaches you A, then adds B to it, then adds C on top. It's very intuitive.
Oh man, this is really helpful! I´ve worked as a carpenter for almost all my life and now I´m trying to learn this?!? You make it look so easy, and I wanna thank you!
15minutes ago I decided to start programming. This is the video I chose and now I go step by step. Hope I will manage!
@HolySwordExcaIiber well, i quit ;)
@@vncdvncd8331 xD
@@vncdvncd8331 lmao
@@vncdvncd8331 pick it up again it gets exciting
One of the best beginner courses I ever watched, period. Not just C#, but in general.
They way you explain things is perfect and easy to understand. HUGE THANK YOU, BRO!
You just told me all my middle school coding classes in the most simple and unique way possible thanks Bro!
This is perfect! Yesterday j was someone who never knew anything about coding and today i was already able to experiment in bunch of different ways thanks to you. I don’t think any guide can get better than this
This is truly a gem! I went from a Google apps scripts company into a MS enterprise shop and going from JS to C# was somewhat challenging until I found this video. Stuck on classes, methods, access modifiers? if you need an easy simple to understand explanation, this gentleman has the answers!
It's a pity that a few people interested in programming know about this channel...
They'll find it eventually
@@BroCodez i found it man :D
@@BroCodez same)
@@BroCodez ITS rare to find this master
found it too
The best C# beginner tutorial I have ever followed -- very easy to understand and remember. I hope you will make an advanced C# or .NET tutorial as well. Thank you!
Thanks to you, Bro, I can now code circles around my friends, my neighbors, and even my pet goldfish (don't ask). Your wit and wisdom have made learning C# an absolute blast, and for that, I am forever grateful. Keep those videos coming, my friend, because the world needs more of your infectious energy and top-notch teaching.
I can code circles around all those things also. also none of those things know how to code
Best free tutorials on TH-cam. Easy to understand and follow along. Thank you for all the time you take into these videos. Helps everyone out!
Thank you for everything that you do for our community and beginners like myself. I am spreading the word around about your channel! You are the best!
Best teacher-youtuber, I am so grateful to Bro and the girl who first showed me this chanel
I just want to say that I have an interview scheduled for C# and I'm referring to this for learning that and I couldn't be more grateful to you man, you make me feel like TH-cam is the best invention to ever exist, Love the work that you're doing !
Did you get the job bro?
@@mohammedumarfarhan9900 Yes Sir
this video is actual gold and really detailed. 4 hours may seem like a lot, but compare that to any course and it seems great.
I learned from your Python course and now C#: Planned and executed very well. There is no empty time, every second useful. Thank you.
same, good teacher.
same, good teacher.
Perfect ! I learned Python , JavaScript , php in highschool and this video feels like you're translating what i learnt in the last 2 years to C# in EXACTLY 4 hours , i would recommend this video to anybody who wants to get started in C# tbh
thanks🤜🤛
Best explainer and giving free knowledge i hope you experince all good things in life
even tho its free its so good it makes me almost guilty not paying. great job, bro!
One of the greatest Tutorials in all of existence, super easy to follow. Keep up the AMAZING WORK!!!!
Not kidding but really you explained everything in c# which I was wanting for so long. A full legit c# course video. Thanx 😊
just got through all four hours 💪I already knew a bit of C# but this was a great way to brush up on the basics. I learned quite a few things along the way as well. Had to comment to support the youtube algorithm of course
Thank you so much. I am an embedded developer who needs to transition to full software career soon. Your channel is helping me so much and inspires me. Keep up your great work and wish you the best.
1:13:12
For loops can be unlimited...
by the form - - - > for(; ;)
Isn't that just a fancy while(true) loop?
@@SketchyCosmos I probably didn't state myself clearly, what I meant was the while (true) loop, which is also an indefinite loop where you can( and have to) break out with the break; statement
@@SketchyCosmos That works identically to a while(true) loop as Jan states, thanks for the info though, didn-t know about that for(;;) trick, you never know when it might come in handy.
Hi, I just wanted to appreciate your work because I bought an expensive course for C # and it wasn't even close to being as good as yours is so thx very much
Thank you so much for this whole course. The fact that this is free for anybody to use is so amazing. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for this great course. It really pins down the basics of C# and is a proper refresher for everyone coming from a different language.
Thanks bro, your videos are amazing and straight to the point. Really appreciate how you make everything super high quality and free.
This is a great course.
I know several languages already. This course gives short, simple, and accurate instruction. The instructor has a consistent style from lesson-to-lesson, and that makes it easy to follow. Highly recommended. The audio is clear, and the screen shots focus on what's important.
how the hell are you verified with 1 subscriber
@@dacixn shhh
as someone who is doing this language for computer science at a level at sixth form, this helps a ton!
you know literally everything about coding bro, i’m very impressed !
This might be a little controversial, but this tutorial is better then Brackeys', this is by far best C# tutorial on TH-cam
thank you bro, you got me. I'm so struggling about C# lately and my teacher taught me this but i don't understand, but you explained it so greatly, it's make me know finally
i don't think i can ever make you understand how much i love you for making this, but thank you so much
I have been going over 1 or 2 sections each day and it is really helping me learn C# I am used to python from my first semester of college and my next class is in C# so this is helping me practice the syntax and learn the differences in the language
Thanks for another all in one video bro, much appreciated when all of this teaching is free to get
Anytime Sanskar!
This guy knows every language known to man, thank god that he shared his kindness and decided to teach us step by step.
My respects for him
📈❤
Thanks! For making it fun to code again! simple, precise and clear! :D
As a 14 year old who has never learnt c# before, im finding this tutorial super handy and really recommended you guys all watch the full thing! Its great 10/10
trying to teach myself how to code from nothing and this video was SO helpful. it might have taken me a month to get through everything and take notes but I DID IT! thanks for the video :)
love
Bro, your tutorial is so simple and easy unlike others I've watched. Keep up the amazing content
He is such a gigachad for doing this free. I hope he is going to do an intermediate full course for c#
This is really helping me for school. Thanks for the amazing tutorials!
i have been wondering all over the internet to learn c sharp then i seem to wonder across such amazing chanel youre videos are life changing
I learned programing some C++ and java a decade ago, didnt figure id remember anything.(didnt do anything with it)
I tried to start learning godot, turns out the person teaches relies on c#, started bingeing your video.
This all brings up alot of memories, feels good :) really like the video, thank you so much.
Nice, I have a C# interview tomorrow. I don't know C#. Well now I do I guess. Thx bro!
I landed it btw
@@kagenashi2286 Less goooooooo
About to watch this entire thing. I love your channel and have recommended it to multiple people. Also, previously I watched your entire Java course. It's crazy how similar these languages seem (atelased from 18:31 and before I'm not too far in rn)
This is the first time i actually understand C# !
As a new unity dev. I thank you with all my heart.
Im about an hour and 15 min in and I just want to say thank you so much for making this as easily digestible as possible. Each of your segments fills up one page in my note book and is helping me make small applications while I'm at work on my phone. Words can't express the good you're doing for the programming community by making not just detailed courses, but as many detailed courses a programmer could ever need all for free. I demand you set up a patreon
One page per segment sounds about right, except for exceptions, that one took up 3 pages
Such amazing content Bro, I used a few of the individual videos to help me understand an assignment and now im watching this full version to study for my exam. the way you explain it is infinitely easier to digest than the lecture material
i always watch your videos.. i have learned Java and currently learning c#... best videos ever
Hello, BroCodez. I watched this masterpiece, because I wanted to review these C# Concepts. Thanks for sharing this insightful content. Success for you!
leaving a like and a comment as everyone should do, bro u´re huge!
Thank you Dmitry!
Thank you Bro! May this comment defeat the omnipotent algorithm.
nice video! really got me into programming for C# thanks for the tutorial!
Watched the entire thing in one sitting. I really liked the Fish example used on the interface part, like how it functions both as a predator and prey. Really showed the advantage of interfaces as a form of multiple inheritance.
Bro let me tell you. You know or not your style of teaching is the best.It is a kind of implicit learning so you just wonder at the end of the course about a lot of things that are being implictly learned. I have been to lots of places for online learning but yours one is the best. Never change Thanks
This won’t work for everyone but I just leave it here if anyone does find it as good information. I have only started learning.
TIP:
I would take your time and understand every element that is being talked about. Write detailed comments about what is being explained in the video and even sprinkle some of your own general knowledge in there.
No need to rush. I did 3 sections (19 mins) in ~1.5 hours and labelled it general information and variables. That’s one project. Now take a break, (24 maximum). Read over the notes, start a fresh project with the next elements in the video. Repeat
For me I need to look back at a project and remember what does what. Obviously this isn’t advisable if your actually making an application or game, keep comments to a minimum. For learning it works for me.
This is useful for me as I am someone who has been developing code using C# for over 3 years now, but do not have knowledge of the theory behind the code I am writing.
In technical interviews I am being asked to define an interface, explain extensibility, etc. but I am unable to answer the question, even though I do these things on a daily basis. So thank you for this vid!
basically a beginner noob here, I get that he's teaching every angle of c# or at least the basics, but how would you actually apply this into real world scenarios? more specifically, how would I learn from these fundamentals? like should I just start a random project like a game or something and go from there?
Bro visiting your channel is one of the best things because here I have learned c# I most simplest way
I will watch this whole yhing at least 10 times.
Thanks for your time and effort doing research and putting this together for us. You're doing such a huge service to your fellow code enthusiasts.
Take'th mine comment to please thine Lord of the algorithm. Thank you for all your hard work ❤
Hey man, a physiotherapist here with 0 coding background
Thank you so much for the effort put in the videos and how well they're organized ,wish you the best man,thank you,really
You're saying that const, private and get/set are there to protect from other people. But you forgot to mention that those people are you in the future :)
Why become a graduate when you can become a Bro?
Because Bro here confused the words “to” and “too” while being a native speaker. Ergo, you should at least become a middle school graduate! 😂
@@cMaXeJIJIo 'twas a joke, man.
Love the course. Soo easy to understand. Thank you sooooo much.
Thanks for creating this reference video. It is much appreciated!
Learning C# while knowing Java by this video.
Many things have been covered and I have understand many differences and similarities of the above languages.
GREAT
I am liking this video automatically
After completing one part each of this video
Cause i cleared every problem and confusion ...
Now i am at 2:00
I will complete it soon
Crystal clear explanations, solid tutorial and incredibly engaging too. 10/10 no cap.
I have just started a software developer apprenticeship and this bro code course has been a great help so far. once I've completed C# ill most definitely be going to your java course next.
Now this video is gonna let me buy a yacht. Bro, you are the only person giving free tutorials over an hour long. Thanks bro,
my entire world shifted once i finally grasped the meaning of "static".
i feel like i just uncovered the deepest mysteries of the world.
Im 13 days in and im doing one topic a day and it boosted my grades in computer science massively idk if you'll ever read this comment but tysm
Prayer to the algorithm! Spent first three semesters in college learning python and then c++. Fourth semester starts: DSA class is in c++ (naturally), but my software development class is in c#. So thanks for the video.
I just completed the course. Thanks for the awesome tutorial, with this i improved my fundamentals and also learned a bunch of new stuff. Keep up the good stuff Bro
This is highly underrated for the amount of work put in to views ratio, however I have a small complain, it lacks some exercise after each section, which is the reason why I tend to watch more of Programming With Mosh, but his C# Tutorial is 7 years old so I decided to check out this channel.
@BroCodez Great tutorial. I'm just starting to learn C # and picked your tutorial to start with the basics and I gotta say I dig your format and the way you break down the concepts in your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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Thanks bro for your amazing videos!
Greetings from Barcelona!