OH MY GOSH, I'M SOO GLAD TO DISCOVER YOU! Recently I started learning C# and I was so lost until this video! Nobody covered Visual Studio 2022, nobody covered the whole setup... I was so confused and started to think C# is not for me since I couldn't even print Hello World (build failed every time). This was very frustrating to me, since I am experienced with Java and never had issues with something so simple, and I had assumed C# would be easy to grasp... compared to python (which is so popular, and I can work with it, but I hate it soo much, and finally!! Someone who hates Python too, high-five, haha!) You're absolutely right, it's better to download those extra components like Python, node.js etc. separately since every time I downloaded this all together (before I watched this video), it just didn't work out. Idk why tho. I just have one question, is it normal for Visual Studio to be quite slow compared to other IDE like IntelliJ or PyCharm? Idk why, but it takes comparatively more time on my laptop to execute even the simplest of console print statements. I'm gonna go and recommend this tutorial to my friends, happy coding! P.S: It'd be very helpful if you could zoom in at times to show us the code, without full screen it's hard to catch what you're clicking and pointing to. tc.
Your personality, enthusiasm, passion and smile in the first two minutes of the video told me right away that this was the right course to choose. I'm excited.
Thank You Teddy, This is absolutely brilliant. I am just starting out with programming in C#, its become a necessity because my career path hit its limit and in order for me to make any meaningful progress i need to transition by turning my knowledge and experience into a program. Also my son despite his tender age of 6, he is home-schooled so i am going to include this. You really simplify everything, and it makes the learning much less daunting and far less overwhelming. Thank You again.
Right! Some of them don't account for the fact we're using an IDE that's a number of years newer than the older stuff. It's not really their fault, but you want a newer tutorial if you're looking at one from 2015 and load something like Studio 2022. They start out with different layouts, different library names, different code visibility, different .NET versions even I was noticing, etc. I saw one from 2015 and that was immediately confusing. Glad Teddy clears this up at the current time of watching.
Currently taking a .NET based C# class, it's a primarily self focused class with instructor assistance. But this series has upped my understanding of C# immensely, thank you so much!
Just getting into C# language. I did start off with Python but the reason I've switched over to C# is because most trading platforms use C# and I'm learning to code a trading bot. These videos help out a lot as I'm still a beginner. Thank you!
Oh thankyou! I really enjoyed the slow explaining, because, most tutorials, just go ahead, and it is totally ok to be noob friendly. And the beginnings as you said the entry point should be described, like, really easy. Love from Sweden 😋😋😋
@@TeddySmithDev I’m in the same boat, thank you so much, as a C#/.NET Beginner thank you so much for all your hard work! Also if you have any C# and .NET books you’d recommend id greatly appreciate it!
I think I know why that console app stalled on you. I noticed that while that console app was "hung" you had at lease one character highlighted with your mouse. With those terminal windows, they can be running and outputting text, but if you highlight any text the execution of that process suspends while you're selecting text. Pressing enter will conclude the text selection mode and resume execution of the process. You corrected the problem by killing the process and re-running it, and it succeeded that time because you didn't select any text with your mouse. Hope that helps. Thanks for a great series of videos. I'm just getting started and really enjoying your detailed guide.
Wow! Teddy -> From the moment you took some time to explain what needs to be installed alongside Visual Studio -> you've got yourself another subscriber as I always wondered what those options are for; Much appreciated!
Newbie. You've heard of Rage Aginst the Machine...well I am RAM right now. Just from the frustration. I started out learning HTML, CSS & JS. So I already had VS Code and I started my C# class and I was using that instead of VS Studio Community. So here I go again. Thank you for explaining.
I’m finally diving back into c# after so many years. I’m excited and nervous. Looking for projects to take on over time for good practice so any pointers would be a great help!
Big fan of your channel brotha. I start a bootcamp in either May or September and I’ll be learning .Net…your vids have given me some insight on what to expect as a developer and it’s much appreciated.
Hey Teddy, I only want to learn C# to make games in Unity, do I need to download everything you did to follow along? Or should I just download the unity version?
It was a really nice video, I really appreciate the energy and enthusiasm, you obviously like what you do and want to help. I have to say, as someone who doesn't know anything about coding, this wasn't particularly helpful, I think this is maybe for people who have some basic understanding of what programming is and does, maybe know another language and want to learn C#. I'm going to press on and see if you break things down more in the next videos.
Thank you It help me a lot for 1 month i have installed VS2022 but i was confused how to start. You help me a lot. Thank you so much for giving me great idea.
Hello Teddy, can you make more tutorials on C# because I really want to learn it!! I can see the last tutorial is of constructors, so if you can continue this playlist. it will really help people like me.
OK, I have a question. I know literally nothing about programming, never did any kind of classes or read anything on programming of any kind. Is this video a good start for me, or do I need to learn some things beforehand? I watched this and I get the feeling that Teddy assumes that we have at least some basic knowledge of general programming
You’re kinda right that this course is difficult for someone brand new. But literally today I just released 2024 version of beginner C# and I tried to make it way easier. It’s in VS Code and every video includes nice pictures and stories for those just getting into programming. So if you are brand new, I’d take the new course then switch to this one.
Like far too late like to do anything about it like now but you like tend to like say like a bit like too often like. Glad to see you addressed the popping problem in later videos though.
Hello i'm from the Netherlands and have been working as a gardener for 11 years. Now, i want to switch from job and programming seems really cool to me. I have already taken a course on UA-cam or partial programming in C#, but I really doubt whether I should start with JavaScript first, many people say javascript is easier and you really get to know the basics. Someone here that can help me.
This course is kinda advanced. I made another course (free) on C# that is for this specific situation. It's in VS Code and is far less in depth. Also, new C# is wayyy easier to understand and the syntax is very modern/less OOP. I would give it a try.
Why i am can not debugg or F5 this project ?. Can you give me some solutions ?. Mean the symbol of debugging and start without debugging is blur (it is not active). I don know why ?
Hey. I made a decision that I want to make a calculator for a game for me and my friends to use and although I could make one on a free website with my html, css, and java knowledge I figured it'd be cooler to learn programming and make an actual executable. Looking forward to learning what you have to teach and thank you for the videos. Seeing this reminds me of javascript. I hope the similarities don't end here. XD
About to do a happy trauma dump. I stumbled upon your channel searching "java vs C#" in the spring 2023. I really liked your mentality, vibe and approach to coding (especially the video about why you can code for 12+ hours a day). You also made me think C# would be a cool language to eventually learn. I ended up taking a coding bootcamp in summer 2023 with the focus on JavaScript / Python. Long story short, a company took a chance on me and hired me as a C# web dev with no prior experience. I start tomorrow. I'm terrified but feel confidant I can learn it and plan to use your videos as one of the main resources for my learning. How can I better support this channel?
what a good video and tutor!! i'm starting learning C# and also visual studio, and i'm trying to run my first plug-in and i have this problem of "Could not find a part of the path", can you help me? for more information, i'm using VS 2022.
Man, this has been some really helpful information. I'm learning so much about setu..........beep?........I can make it beep? *Cut to 30 minutes of me playing with the beep function*
So glad I stumbled across this video. I am learning C# but my work is using VS 2019. Are there any major differences when it comes to the two versions of VS learning wise? I would like to watch your videos since you explain some basic stuff that other videos tend to skip.
The major difference is "top level statements" which .Net started implementing this year. Essentially, you no longer have the "main" method and this throws people off. Good part is that you just don't have "main" anymore so just run program like it's not there and you should be ok.
I Love C-sharp and I want to understand it SOOO badly. It has the answers to all the types of problems I want to solve and -as of late- even allows for my dream of making video games. I just can't learn it because I am old and slow. :(
Had to EDIT your video inorder to reduce the Verbosity. Good RULE to follow: (1) Tell viewer what you are going to say; (2) Say what you need to say; (3) Tell viewer what you have said. Keep it short and on point. If I work for myself alone.... do I REALLY need AZURE ? Earl
-@@TeddySmithDev - Tnx 4 ur reply.. Another question: I have no use for C++ as I'll be working with C# exclusively. Is there any good reason why I would have to install C++ or can I leave it out of the installation of VS2022 ??
Fingers crossed that this tutorial gives example real world use cases instead of just rambling off a list of all the functions and variables and data types like I'm reading the documentation.
@@RetirededKatlol nothing worse than not hiding real world examples in tutorials for coding. Some tell you to look at Microsoft documentation but you gotta be solid understanding first for it not to get overwhelmed
Teddy, following your tutorial. I am very new to C#. I went onto the Visual Studio for mac. Got a message from the site that the mac version will be deprecated by 2024. I know that is 3 months away from this message I am sending you. But in your personal opinion with C# and .NET is it recommended to use Windows over mac? I have both. Or it doesn't matter? Thanks in advance!
@@TeddySmithDev Ted, I should had learned from your experience, when you went the Python route. Well I did the same but learning Django. NO JOBS, you were right. Guess where I am at? Following your tutorial. Well better late than never! P.S. Left my Macbook home and took to work my PC Laptop and I just finished downloading 47GB of ram of Visual Studios. I think I downloaded every single packages available? Huge files!
ever since i did the step over with the debugging, every time I press Continue, the box is just empty (looks relatively normal in the 'without debugging' option)
My "play" icon is grayed out and where it says your project name next to your "play" icon, mine says "Attach". I haven't been able to figure out why. That was just the default when I installed it.
Also, my Solutions Explorer says 0 of 0 projects. But I created the project just as you did for C# console project. You starting a new project is different from how I do it even though I follow your few simple instructions. I didn't see you modify the program in any way after installing it either. This isn't making any sense to me. :/
Your solutions explorer also has dependencies and other stuff. mine just starts out empty. Nothing in it at all. Do you know why? I want to learn C# with your tutorial, but as far as the first video goes I don't get the same results following instructions as you present them, and I am stuck unable to continue watching your tutorial.
teddy, how long and for how many hours a days did you have to practice c# before becoming good enough to get hired...? is it about a year long process...?
If you put in 3 hours a day consistent, you could get hired in a year. It took me 2 years but I was switching languages, not focusing, and didn't really know the industry that well. Main thing is to build an app that you would see in a business/corporate enviornment. Example: employee manager, customer mgmt system, etc. Consistent progression towards a business app is way better then trying to reinvent the wheel, code a machine learning app, or in general trying to be a genius. If all else fails you can join my discord and I can help you.
At 20 minutes in you ran the code and had the console in SELECT mode, it says in the top left, if you right click the console window it will carry on running as normal, like its paused.
Have the following error when running "hello world" in console Warning The referenced component 'System.Data.DataSetExtensions' could not be found Warning The referenced component 'Microsoft.CSharp' could not be found. Warning The referenced component 'System.Core' could not be found.
@Teddy Smith I've installed Visual Studio but for Mac (it's VS 2019) and it has .NET5 only. I can use my PC if necessary, but is there any major difference? the VS 2022 is going to be released soon probably.
Started your tutorial last night and then again today. I noticed that in VS code i can’t do what you can. Which extensions would allow me to utilize what Visual Studio 2022 can do? Currently using a Dell latitude on Ubuntu/Linux. Visual Studio isn’t currently available on my device. Would love to take advantage of your tutorial.
Go to extensions and download C# by Microsoft and also download C# Extensions by JChannon. You will now get all the inellisense and the ability to add classes/interfaces by right clicking + "New C# Class"
OH MY GOSH, I'M SOO GLAD TO DISCOVER YOU!
Recently I started learning C# and I was so lost until this video! Nobody covered Visual Studio 2022, nobody covered the whole setup... I was so confused and started to think C# is not for me since I couldn't even print Hello World (build failed every time). This was very frustrating to me, since I am experienced with Java and never had issues with something so simple, and I had assumed C# would be easy to grasp... compared to python (which is so popular, and I can work with it, but I hate it soo much, and finally!! Someone who hates Python too, high-five, haha!)
You're absolutely right, it's better to download those extra components like Python, node.js etc. separately since every time I downloaded this all together (before I watched this video), it just didn't work out. Idk why tho.
I just have one question, is it normal for Visual Studio to be quite slow compared to other IDE like IntelliJ or PyCharm? Idk why, but it takes comparatively more time on my laptop to execute even the simplest of console print statements.
I'm gonna go and recommend this tutorial to my friends, happy coding!
P.S: It'd be very helpful if you could zoom in at times to show us the code, without full screen it's hard to catch what you're clicking and pointing to. tc.
Hi, as a Java developer, how long did it take you to get used to C#? Any major differences?
Your personality, enthusiasm, passion and smile in the first two minutes of the video told me right away that this was the right course to choose. I'm excited.
thank you for watching!!
Honestly love the enthusiasm from your intro! I'm excited to learn, a more than well-earned subscription to this channel me thinks.
Thank You Teddy, This is absolutely brilliant.
I am just starting out with programming in C#, its become a necessity because my career path hit its limit and in order for me to make any meaningful progress i need to transition by turning my knowledge and experience into a program.
Also my son despite his tender age of 6, he is home-schooled so i am going to include this.
You really simplify everything, and it makes the learning much less daunting and far less overwhelming.
Thank You again.
This video is a life saver. I was pretty confused with older tutorials since many of the template bits were removed. Great tutorial 👍
Right! Some of them don't account for the fact we're using an IDE that's a number of years newer than the older stuff. It's not really their fault, but you want a newer tutorial if you're looking at one from 2015 and load something like Studio 2022. They start out with different layouts, different library names, different code visibility, different .NET versions even I was noticing, etc. I saw one from 2015 and that was immediately confusing.
Glad Teddy clears this up at the current time of watching.
Thanks for positivity!
Currently taking a .NET based C# class, it's a primarily self focused class with instructor assistance. But this series has upped my understanding of C# immensely, thank you so much!
Just getting into C# language. I did start off with Python but the reason I've switched over to C# is because most trading platforms use C# and I'm learning to code a trading bot. These videos help out a lot as I'm still a beginner. Thank you!
Oh thankyou! I really enjoyed the slow explaining, because, most tutorials, just go ahead, and it is totally ok to be noob friendly. And the beginnings as you said the entry point should be described, like, really easy. Love from Sweden 😋😋😋
Thank you for this, want to learn to program and got intrigue by C# but so hard to find tutorials that are modern.
Thank you for watching
@@TeddySmithDev I’m in the same boat, thank you so much, as a C#/.NET Beginner thank you so much for all your hard work!
Also if you have any C# and .NET books you’d recommend id greatly appreciate it!
i know! they’re all from 8 years ago!
This is my first day of C#. I won't quit until I'm good as you. Thank you!
How are things going Socrates? Better?
@@farazk9729 Not so Bueno I guess...
Loving the energy! Excited to check all the video's you have to offer. Keep up the great work!
Teddy, You are the lovely person to blame when i take over the world with my c# coding knowledge. Yes sensei. Always semicolon after statement.
I'm so glad I found your videos!! I've had a hard time finding videos that are up to date... Plus, you make this fun! Thank you!!
Thank you so much. I've watched so many tutorials but they are all outdated but your the one! I can finally use visual studio 2022.
Bro thank you so much, Ive recently been getting back into C# and their were zero good tutorials and then I found yours. good job, and thanks again :)
I think I know why that console app stalled on you. I noticed that while that console app was "hung" you had at lease one character highlighted with your mouse. With those terminal windows, they can be running and outputting text, but if you highlight any text the execution of that process suspends while you're selecting text. Pressing enter will conclude the text selection mode and resume execution of the process. You corrected the problem by killing the process and re-running it, and it succeeded that time because you didn't select any text with your mouse. Hope that helps. Thanks for a great series of videos. I'm just getting started and really enjoying your detailed guide.
thank you, you are one of the only channels doing visual studio tutorials.
Finally someone explaining this in a way I can understand! God bless you.
Wow! Teddy -> From the moment you took some time to explain what needs to be installed alongside Visual Studio -> you've got yourself another subscriber as I always wondered what those options are for; Much appreciated!
No prob. Thank you for commenting Johnny!
Watching code videos are boring but you explain it really well and make it fun at the same time!
I was wondering why visual code studio wasnt working, this actually works. Thanks man :)
I've got an interview coming up soon, this series has been super helpful. Keep up the great work!
You are the man, bro. Nice. "Climbing to the top of the C sharp mountain" crushing it.
Newbie. You've heard of Rage Aginst the Machine...well I am RAM right now. Just from the frustration. I started out learning HTML, CSS & JS. So I already had VS Code and I started my C# class and I was using that instead of VS Studio Community. So here I go again. Thank you for explaining.
thank you i just watced 1 minute and i am hooked!
Think this is the first time i've actually ever liked a video, lol.
This is the geek i've been searching for :D
Lol Thank you for watching!
Im so glad to discover you and your content, your stuff is very helpful, thank you
Thx, your like the only up-to-date c# tutorial!👍
I’m finally diving back into c# after so many years. I’m excited and nervous. Looking for projects to take on over time for good practice so any pointers would be a great help!
I am starting my C# project today, i am coming form a Python background, i hope its going to be smooooth.... 🙂
Your energy is great, I can't wait to see how good your course is, let's go!
Big fan of your channel brotha. I start a bootcamp in either May or September and I’ll be learning .Net…your vids have given me some insight on what to expect as a developer and it’s much appreciated.
Thanks. Let me know how it goes!
Hey Teddy, I only want to learn C# to make games in Unity, do I need to download everything you did to follow along? Or should I just download the unity version?
I wish I knew. I have zero knowledge of Unity. If somebody knows please answer this question!
I love your intro, most courses dont say this. 🎉
Thanking you Sir for your wonderful teaching
Thank you it's helpful, just if you can make zoom in with the code because it's very small
Thank you will increase code size. Also, if anybody is reading this please leave constructive feedback so I can make these videos better.
It was a really nice video, I really appreciate the energy and enthusiasm, you obviously like what you do and want to help. I have to say, as someone who doesn't know anything about coding, this wasn't particularly helpful, I think this is maybe for people who have some basic understanding of what programming is and does, maybe know another language and want to learn C#. I'm going to press on and see if you break things down more in the next videos.
Thank you It help me a lot for 1 month i have installed VS2022 but i was confused how to start. You help me a lot. Thank you so much for giving me great idea.
Thanks man. I needed this.
Hello Teddy, can you make more tutorials on C# because I really want to learn it!! I can see the last tutorial is of constructors, so if you can continue this playlist. it will really help people like me.
OK, I have a question. I know literally nothing about programming, never did any kind of classes or read anything on programming of any kind. Is this video a good start for me, or do I need to learn some things beforehand? I watched this and I get the feeling that Teddy assumes that we have at least some basic knowledge of general programming
You’re kinda right that this course is difficult for someone brand new. But literally today I just released 2024 version of beginner C# and I tried to make it way easier. It’s in VS Code and every video includes nice pictures and stories for those just getting into programming. So if you are brand new, I’d take the new course then switch to this one.
@@TeddySmithDev Amazing! Thank you very much
Like far too late like to do anything about it like now but you like tend to like say like a bit like too often like. Glad to see you addressed the popping problem in later videos though.
I decided to start learning how to code. The part about what to install was helpful. After that you lost me😂😂. Can you explain more on debugging?
Great tutorial but I had a hard time reading the code lines most especially at the point of debugging
u are great teddy, thank u for this
Hello i'm from the Netherlands and have been working as a gardener for 11 years. Now, i want to switch from job and programming seems really cool to me.
I have already taken a course on UA-cam or partial programming in C#, but I really doubt whether I should start with JavaScript first, many people say javascript is easier and you really get to know the basics.
Someone here that can help me.
This course is kinda advanced. I made another course (free) on C# that is for this specific situation. It's in VS Code and is far less in depth. Also, new C# is wayyy easier to understand and the syntax is very modern/less OOP. I would give it a try.
@@TeddySmithDev
I'll give it a try, thanks for the quick response and effort to help :)
My journey begins
Hey man thank you so much for these videos! I'm trying hard to join this. It's a career change at 30. So I'm nervous
What laptop would you recommend to buy ?
Actually excited to start this and learn.
When you select text in a console window, the program running in the console pauses. It'll say "Select" at the beginning of the title bar.
Thanks I love it, cant wait for more!
More to come!
I new to c# hope i'll love it
Whats with the last part that u executed I don't get that everything but the last part I mean it's just not showing on mine
I already finished this playlist. What should I next to learn ?
btw thanks for your efforts. God bless teddy.
Go .NET WebAPI 👌
Thank you ☺️ decided I wanted to learn python untill I saw some vids pointing at C# n JS which my neighbor backed up saying is the best. 😎
Liked and Subscribed ser. It is deserved
Why i am can not debugg or F5 this project ?. Can you give me some solutions ?. Mean the symbol of debugging and start without debugging is blur (it is not active). I don know why ?
Thank you, great tutorial!
I just have to say that you so give me Logic vibes.. You look just like him!
What's the point if you are unable to read the code lines.
Hey. I made a decision that I want to make a calculator for a game for me and my friends to use and although I could make one on a free website with my html, css, and java knowledge I figured it'd be cooler to learn programming and make an actual executable.
Looking forward to learning what you have to teach and thank you for the videos. Seeing this reminds me of javascript. I hope the similarities don't end here. XD
Sweet! Let me know how it goes!!!
About to do a happy trauma dump. I stumbled upon your channel searching "java vs C#" in the spring 2023. I really liked your mentality, vibe and approach to coding (especially the video about why you can code for 12+ hours a day). You also made me think C# would be a cool language to eventually learn. I ended up taking a coding bootcamp in summer 2023 with the focus on JavaScript / Python.
Long story short, a company took a chance on me and hired me as a C# web dev with no prior experience. I start tomorrow. I'm terrified but feel confidant I can learn it and plan to use your videos as one of the main resources for my learning.
How can I better support this channel?
You don’t have to do anything lol. Maybe just tell a friend or recommend.
Can someone help me, every time i run it nothing comes up. Smith gets the same problem at 20:40?
I must say I agree with you regarding python.
Very informative and helpful . Thank you so much sir for this video.
no problem. Thank you for watching
Hello can you please do a tutorial with VSCode
what a good video and tutor!!
i'm starting learning C# and also visual studio, and i'm trying to run my first plug-in and i have this problem of "Could not find a part of the path", can you help me? for more information, i'm using VS 2022.
Thank you this is very helpful I will be following the hole course thank you
Thank you!
Can you provide notes which are made by you?Please.
Blessings be upon you sir
I have a problem with please select a valid start up
I want to learn c# but never did any coding so this very new to me. Do you think c# is the right one to start with?
Most would agree that Javascript is easier. Plus you will have to learn Javascript anyway for any job in 2022. Best advice is learn one at a time.
Man, this has been some really helpful information. I'm learning so much about setu..........beep?........I can make it beep?
*Cut to 30 minutes of me playing with the beep function*
you aint funny bro
@@irfannoori7006 you seem like a happy well adjusted person.
So glad I stumbled across this video. I am learning C# but my work is using VS 2019. Are there any major differences when it comes to the two versions of VS learning wise? I would like to watch your videos since you explain some basic stuff that other videos tend to skip.
The major difference is "top level statements" which .Net started implementing this year. Essentially, you no longer have the "main" method and this throws people off. Good part is that you just don't have "main" anymore so just run program like it's not there and you should be ok.
I found a fellow The Witcher fan
I couldn’t watch it, to much unnecessary information telling you want you don’t need, rather then getting on with it.
I Love C-sharp and I want to understand it SOOO badly. It has the answers to all the types of problems I want to solve and -as of late- even allows for my dream of making video games. I just can't learn it because I am old and slow. :(
I’m old too lol. Consistency is key 👍
Had to EDIT your video inorder to reduce the Verbosity. Good RULE to follow: (1) Tell viewer what you are going to say; (2) Say what you need to say; (3) Tell viewer what you have said. Keep it short and on point.
If I work for myself alone.... do I REALLY need AZURE ?
Earl
Only use azure if you plan on hosting a production grade app. If you building MVP or portfolio app, choose cheap deployment like heroku.
-@@TeddySmithDev - Tnx 4 ur reply.. Another question: I have no use for C++ as I'll be working with C# exclusively. Is there any good reason why I would have to install C++ or can I leave it out of the installation of VS2022 ??
Fingers crossed that this tutorial gives example real world use cases instead of just rambling off a list of all the functions and variables and data types like I'm reading the documentation.
🤞
@@TeddySmithDev so far so good! on to part 2
@@RetirededKatlol nothing worse than not hiding real world examples in tutorials for coding. Some tell you to look at Microsoft documentation but you gotta be solid understanding first for it not to get overwhelmed
Teddy, following your tutorial. I am very new to C#. I went onto the Visual Studio for mac. Got a message from the site that the mac version will be deprecated by 2024. I know that is 3 months away from this message I am sending you. But in your personal opinion with C# and .NET is it recommended to use Windows over mac? I have both. Or it doesn't matter? Thanks in advance!
Doesn’t matter. My next .NET tutorial will probably be on Mac 👍
@@TeddySmithDev Ted, I should had learned from your experience, when you went the Python route. Well I did the same but learning Django. NO JOBS, you were right. Guess where I am at? Following your tutorial. Well better late than never!
P.S. Left my Macbook home and took to work my PC Laptop and I just finished downloading 47GB of ram of Visual Studios. I think I downloaded every single packages available? Huge files!
ever since i did the step over with the debugging, every time I press Continue, the box is just empty (looks relatively normal in the 'without debugging' option)
and yeah dude, I love how C# is like the lovechild of C++ and python. =]
could you please zoom in to code next time when you are coding? It is so hard to follow in standart screens :(
Yes I made sure to zoom in on the code from now on! Thank you for commenting!
@@TeddySmithDev Thanks for feedback dude. Appreciate the efforts!
21:00 reset window layout
21:39 debug mode
thank you Teddy
This is really helping me! thank you! BTW I couldn't find the Discord link!
Had to shut down discord. Got way too big and was a time waste.
much love from Africa
Bought a PC just for this tutorial
i follow this journey of yours
Thank you so much
The code is way too small, but the rest is all good.
Plzzzzzzzzz can i start this tutorial on MacBook???? Someone plz answer
13:58
18:05 Explaining older programming
if you type out question i will answer. I hate watching my own videos lol
Excelent video; I hope to become a game developer and learned that to use unity I need to learn c# so here I am, glad to find you!
My "play" icon is grayed out and where it says your project name next to your "play" icon, mine says "Attach". I haven't been able to figure out why. That was just the default when I installed it.
Also, my Solutions Explorer says 0 of 0 projects. But I created the project just as you did for C# console project. You starting a new project is different from how I do it even though I follow your few simple instructions. I didn't see you modify the program in any way after installing it either. This isn't making any sense to me. :/
Your solutions explorer also has dependencies and other stuff. mine just starts out empty. Nothing in it at all. Do you know why? I want to learn C# with your tutorial, but as far as the first video goes I don't get the same results following instructions as you present them, and I am stuck unable to continue watching your tutorial.
teddy, how long and for how many hours a days did you have to practice c# before becoming good enough to get hired...? is it about a year long process...?
If you put in 3 hours a day consistent, you could get hired in a year. It took me 2 years but I was switching languages, not focusing, and didn't really know the industry that well. Main thing is to build an app that you would see in a business/corporate enviornment. Example: employee manager, customer mgmt system, etc. Consistent progression towards a business app is way better then trying to reinvent the wheel, code a machine learning app, or in general trying to be a genius. If all else fails you can join my discord and I can help you.
@@TeddySmithDev I am in the same positon, switching languages but it gets me nowhere. I am following your videos and really enjoy it
At 20 minutes in you ran the code and had the console in SELECT mode, it says in the top left, if you right click the console window it will carry on running as normal, like its paused.
hmmm thank you for commenting. I'm going to look into this...
@@TeddySmithDev sorry it's left click in select mode to exit, not done it for a while used to work with batch scripts a lot
Have the following error when running "hello world" in console
Warning The referenced component 'System.Data.DataSetExtensions' could not be found
Warning The referenced component 'Microsoft.CSharp' could not be found.
Warning The referenced component 'System.Core' could not be found.
@Teddy Smith I've installed Visual Studio but for Mac (it's VS 2019) and it has .NET5 only. I can use my PC if necessary, but is there any major difference? the VS 2022 is going to be released soon probably.
There's really not much difference except that .NET has "top level statements" and not void main function to start program.
Started your tutorial last night and then again today. I noticed that in VS code i can’t do what you can.
Which extensions would allow me to utilize what Visual Studio 2022 can do?
Currently using a Dell latitude on Ubuntu/Linux. Visual Studio isn’t currently available on my device. Would love to take advantage of your tutorial.
Go to extensions and download C# by Microsoft and also download C# Extensions by JChannon. You will now get all the inellisense and the ability to add classes/interfaces by right clicking + "New C# Class"
How do I write code outside of the main now?