What is a Method? (C# vs Python)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Thank god for Methods so that we don't have to rewrite code over & over
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And you can see we have our scoping issue again!
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absolutely love your tutorials dude! I just found this C# | Python one today!
It is a great idea to do these two languages together. I am actually already learning both of them together because I couldnt choose between the two lol. Big love/respect anyway, keep up the good work dude!
thanks for destroying my sub box..
I think you've got your ideas of methods and functions mixed up. Methods are just functions that are part of an object. You're making it seem like methods can't take in arguments.
I mean the definitions of method and function are both very loose, but yeah that's true
u r talking about class method don't you ?
8:20 instead of all that, why bot use a "PickItem()" function, that way you generalise the code for any item and makes adding items easier.
is it just me or did anyone else get sub bombed?
I know and used python alot but I'm more interested about how C# works.
This is a little bit confusing for the beginners... You're not using a method in Python, you're using a function. Function is an independent block of code that may take some initial arguments and return some value. Standard Method has the same functionality but it's not independent. It's a member of the class and operates on its instances... You can change any property of the instance without making it global, because main arugent of the method is an object itself, and it is returned. There is specific type of method that is called static. Static methods could be called from the class itself, without initialization of any object (there is only one initialized static object of the class). C# is a heavily object oriented language, everything you do, you're doing within a class. Functions are not represented... But Python is not...
Humm, you have just flooded my subscriptions feed with videos :)
lyrics be like: 19:08 and you can see we have our scoping issue again x3
And you can see that we have our scoping issue again
I understood everything all up methods and functions
My boi too many videos in one time and you know it.
just thought my sub box was hacked, everything blue xD
are methods the same as variables then?or am I wrong?
22:36 You missed a userRank variable.
Yeah~I was thinking about it too
That's a lot of uploads
My main problem with code and game designing is where to start and what to do. How do you get past that
Go work for someone. Working with others can easily take care of those issues for you.
- Jabril
Hey Jabrils will you be doing a more advanced version of this?
.. Umm, you really just have to understand this so your foundation is set then you can start wondering out into the world and learn to make stuff by wanting to explore.
why are your method names capitalized? Also, you're my favorite creator.
edit* for unintentional bad taste before
It's coding convention in C# to have method names capitalized. He is probably doing it in Python as well simply not to confuse audience.
Danilo is right, but if he's going to do C# vs Python then part of that should be explaining the differences. Like how Python uses snake case by convention.
how is this comment 1 week old
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Did you really display the use of this though? If the hitboxes has the same values we might as well just use a single one.
We need to lessen the bulk of the code while still be able to vary each part as needed.
so jabrils... you're telling me the variable for a method is "void" and then you tell me but you can also use a float... I'm a bit confused rn... wouldn't it be smarter if we used a float from the beginning then? And how does *C# know that this is a method and not a normal float?
It would be smart to use a float method from the start of that is what you need the method to return, but you don't always need methods to return something. Sometimes you just want a method to, for example, remove all items from an inventory, void EmptyInventory(). in this case you'd be okay to use a void because it runs a bunch of statements then terminates.
But consider you want to use the function to empty, but also return the weight loss from all the items, for example. Then you'd use float EmptyInventory() in which it will add up the weight of all your items & return that to you, so you can use:
float weightLoss = EmptyInventory()
It all depends on how you want to format your code, you have the ultimate power.
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Void.....
I HAVE SEARCHED THE ANSWER TO MY MONTH LONG PROJECT! TO USING METHOD IN IF ELSE!
Seem like many noobs just unsubbed from you and I think that's a good thing. Im way below noob too at the coding stuffs, but Im still with you cause of your science videos. Keep up a good work, but next time you should unlist some of them if you want to dump post a lot of videos at once.
aka function
i am eating pizza while watching this
Its 3:00 am for me what's your time
@@rew1677 it is 4:30AM
noice
You have the idea of methods completely wrong. Methods are merely "functions" bound to a class. In addition, you're declaring all your methods within the Main method instead of in the actual class, even though your variables should really be instance fields and your methods private class methods. I can't say too much about the Python section, but your C# code is all messed up. Please actually understand what you're talking about before making a "tutorial" about it.
My sub-box is dead now.
My man spamming my sub feed, no problem though just try to find a way of dealing with that in the future
Thanks for the sub bomb... come on.... just subbed but im going again..
20 videos all within seconds of each other? That's how you lose subs. You lost almost a grand today, just wanted you to know why.
19 uploads at once that's an unsubscribe
Unsubbed, space out your uploads or start them unlisted.
You subbed to him and you got what you deserved.
tbh I I spaced out on the last one too lol, you just gotta remove distractions and learn.
@@datscrazy4095 I'm a software developer, I'm not going to watch any of these 10+ videos that just flooded my subscription box.
I subscribed because of the funny and informational videos on machine learning.
I wouldn't have unsubscribed if I got 1 irrelevant video a day but I got so many that it affects my feed.
@@CloakedC I have to respectfully say "fuck your feelings, and your sub box"
Have a nice day.
Easiest unsub of my life, stop ruining my subbox