After having spent endless hours scouring the web without finding any useful explanations, your video finally clarified the concept of delegates/event handlers and helped me solve my problem! Thanks man!!
Excellent work on every tutorial. You put the best effort to make things clear. Really watching many tutorials and then yours, no one comes close as you are. I am not saying you are intelligent among all but your hard work is visible. Deeply appreciate you work man. I really ask the community who wants to learn C#, just watch 1 or 2 of his tutorial and you will be amazed. Please prepare tutorial in chronological way going from basic to advanced.
I was very confused about events and event handler . You have explained these things in a brilliant way. Thanks a lot. Can you explain anlther thing, when an event is invoked, is it possible to listen that or intercept that from a class where you didn't use +=mymethod I have seen some systems where events are raised and from a different class, if that class inherita iEventListener or something like that, whenever that event is raised from anywhere in the system, that class gets notified. How did they do this?
Great example of using Events with custom Args! It would be amazing if you could put this kind of simple but ilustrative example using winform. I'm pretty sure you would have much more views! Thanks again!
Very good, thx but you mix up Classes with Objects i.e. instances of the Class....it is not that "Classes" are subscribed as Observers but individual "Objects" i.e. instances of the classes ...e.g. you may have two data base objects db1 and db2 and decide to register only one of the instances and not the other one....
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After having spent endless hours scouring the web without finding any useful explanations, your video finally clarified the concept of delegates/event handlers and helped me solve my problem! Thanks man!!
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Excellent work on every tutorial. You put the best effort to make things clear. Really watching many tutorials and then yours, no one comes close as you are. I am not saying you are intelligent among all but your hard work is visible. Deeply appreciate you work man. I really ask the community who wants to learn C#, just watch 1 or 2 of his tutorial and you will be amazed. Please prepare tutorial in chronological way going from basic to advanced.
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I was very confused about events and event handler . You have explained these things in a brilliant way. Thanks a lot.
Can you explain anlther thing, when an event is invoked, is it possible to listen that or intercept that from a class where you didn't use +=mymethod
I have seen some systems where events are raised and from a different class, if that class inherita iEventListener or something like that, whenever that event is raised from anywhere in the system, that class gets notified. How did they do this?
Great example of using Events with custom Args!
It would be amazing if you could put this kind of simple but ilustrative example using winform.
I'm pretty sure you would have much more views!
Thanks again!
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Very good, thx but you mix up Classes with Objects i.e. instances of the Class....it is not that "Classes" are subscribed as Observers but individual "Objects" i.e. instances of the classes ...e.g. you may have two data base objects db1 and db2 and decide to register only one of the instances and not the other one....
Thanks a lot for the clarification. Hope this will be useful for other viewers. 😊
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