Basic Syntax - C# Mastery Course
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I've found your channel randomly as I was looking for C# course, which proved really difficult to find something that actually explained things properly to the point a beginner like me can understand. You've been doing a great work on this and I really hope you will continue working on this course!
Thanks!
Really great to here. Test on this video is premiering in 10 minutes. Next video is out a few hours after that
It's a great thing you are doing allowing us to benefit from all of your experience and knowledge in such a easy way. Thank you.
I learned so much with that phrase "Don't be afraid to break things" long ago...
Best way to learn by far. It costs a bit to learn electronics that way but I still learned the most blowing up transistors and using them in every configuration than just studying theory
The phrase "don't be afraid to break things" probably started with students who were afraid to push the wrong button on a computer. The way that the phrase was originally used, it was almost physically impossible to break something by accidentally pushing a wrong button. There are times in the real world however (for example while operating a Bulldozer) where safety consists of consciously trying to NOT break things. People who weren't afraid to break things did in fact break our economy a few years back. This is one of those phrases that depends on where you say it. You wouldn't want to say it to a kindergarten class in a museum.
I've been waiting for this. Thank you for your effort ❤
Your welcome
Holy cow it's hard to find anything on the internet about syntax that is really about syntax.
Great video! Thanks for taking time out of your busy live to teach and help us learn! Keep it up!
Your welcome
This is good. Have followed tutorials on C# before but got out of my depth very quickly. You are filling in the gaps. Please keep going.
Good to know. Test coming out tomorrow and next lesson
I’ve been waiting for the next video , thank you sir
Your welcome
I like your way to teach us. Nice, you deserve more likes : D
Great video. Honestly, there is not much material out there explaining all those basics as well as you did here. Very good job and thank you for it.
Good video. Nice and clear explanation. Tanks m8.
Keep on offering tests. You are a great instructor :)
Looking forward to more advanced subjects but you do a great job at explaining everything. Thumbs up.
Thanks. It wont be long before things start getting advanced. It's important to get a rock solid foundation first
Brilliant!!
Great video, thank you
Finally you uploaded it
Yep
I never know Luke is back to new Series, I am little bit late, but fortunately I found out. Thank you for your helps
I'm back :)
You are true Genius!
Great thanks for your very informative sharings!
Thanks man!
Your welcome
Great Video. Keep it up.
Note: You can just press F6 to build and not run your Visual Studio project.
Yes I just find Ctrl + Shift + B means less finger movement while coding. Usually you build while typing code and want to quickly test if it builds. My fingers are already down there :P and going up for air to F6 is a waste of time
thank you
Awesome lesson. 👍😊
Thanks
Now that I have completed the " C# Mastering Courses", where would you recommend my next tutorials of yours to begin?
I've always prounanced it syn-text... Damn I've learnt something
Ha yeah
i found this very helpful
Спасибо за Ваши видео, они очень помогают.
Ваш прием
I do hope I will use this course and build my dream project in my University i(next year) using Xamarin, but I really wanna be like you Luke
Just stick at it and learn all you can. If you have a plan and project in mind and just stick too it, you will succeed. Break it down into small chunks and tackle each one at a time
Didn’t know that namespaces are not required. Thanks
Glad your learned something. If you don't use a namespace it will go into the global namespace that's available everywhere by default or directly with prefixing it with global::
HappyShr00m for fun, create a folder in your project. Now add a class. Look at the auto created namespace!
ye, this is exactly the reason why I'm watching this whole series even though I know c# very well - you can always learn something new, even in basic syntax video :O
Jim Cheseborough will test it. Thanks
@@MultiMinors same, I know c# fairly well and code extensions for our erp in it. But AngelSix has a great way of teaching that keeps me watching even the basics
Thank you for the video! Is it possible to get a list of the video titles for the following weeks?
I haven't planned that far ahead :)
Nice stuff! Thank you for the lesson! P.S. What country are you from?
UK
@@AngelSix just out of curiosity, what part of the uk? your accent is intriguing....
Thank you Luke! I enjoyed and feel good about learning from you.
I do have a question: what does (String[] args) on the method line do? And when should it be something else?
Hi! This is an array, where are stored arguments copied in Your program when it starts running for example let say you got 2 arguments :
- string "hello"
- string "world"
and you want to write them on a console like Luke done it in video last time. So, how we input them?
Let say, you want to run your app, which is complied in a console (or powershell) you just type:
> MyApplication.exe Hello World
And now these two words are in Your app. To list them on a console You should try:
Console.WriteLine($"{args[0]}, {args[1]}!");
Hope it helps!
The Main is a method (we will cover them soon) Methods can accept parameters (data passed into them). The string[] args is an array (so multiple) of strings. This is passed into the Main() method by the caller. So if you open up command line and go to the bin folder where your exe is, and run it like "HelloWorld.exe test this out" then command line will pass in 3 parameters into args, the first being test, then this, then out. As its split by a space. It's so you can pass in variables to your program from command line. I'll cover it in future lesson
Some smile doesnt hurt bro 😂
nice background!
Love this series! I am struggling at the moment in a personal wpf project. I want to create a wave animation inside a vertical rectangular progress-bar. Do you ave any idea how I can achieve this?
This might help docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/framework/wpf/graphics-multimedia/path-animations-overview
Thanks for the great tutorials. But can you please make longer videos?
Why? The videos are the length needed for the content I'm talking about. I could sit there singing to make the video longer? :) This course is about the language so we talk about each topic in specific features and areas
AngelSix u r doing a great job.
@@AngelSix No man. don't get me wrong :) I was just hoping you would covered more topics in a single video. Thanks anyway. You're tutorials are great.
Hey great information, the only thing i have to ask ya is if you truly enjoy teaching this kind of thing, because although i find the information invaluable, the one thing I will criticize is the monotone voice you used. Work a bit on that if you could and would, and i can almost guarantee that those so called dislikes will vanish as time goes on.
Great, thanks.
Did you say "Don't expect to remember all of this shit" on 6:11 ? xD
"this sheet"
@@000adrianelpiola000 😒
I'm sure you know this, but you can also write comments like this:
/* This
is
a
comment
*/
It might save some time when commenting through multiple lines at once (for examle when making a list)
Yep. Comments lesson will cover all 3 types
I deadass thought you were Onision at first glance, and I'm sorry
Great tutorial though! Thank you!
Ha no worries
Which editing software you use?
To make the video? A bunch of things in the pipeline. Perhaps I'll do a video on it. The main software for the actual video production I use Resolve by DaVinci
@@AngelSix ok i am waiting for your video💝💝again a big thanks for teaching us such a high level content😊
I need your help.
I am learning your Wpf series in which you split the solution to multiple project
I am getting error in the adding refrence of core project
Error: hresult e_fail has been returned from a call to a com component
Try closing VS, deleting the .vs folder, bin and obj folders, then re-opening VS and trying again
Write your book please:))
sean connery teaches code
you look like a sad and a bit larger krojak (hes a UA-camr)
Yo, I think u could sing like three or four songs for us at the end of each video, so we can procrastinate a lil more, and so u
👍
thank you