Thank you Kevin. Not sure if you’ve done this but I hope you could do a video wherein you will create a project from scratch, let’s say a simple payroll database system. I just found out your channel very informative as I used it to teach my son. Very informative and well explained. Great job and many thanks! 👌🏻
You're very welcome. I'm delighted to be of service. I was planning on including some projects such as a simple calculator, a hangman game, and a monopoly style board game, as part of the beginner and intermediate series (no databases yet though). I have already made a sequence of videos on how to build a theatre booking system ('flicks in the sticks' sort of thing) which you might want to take a look at - this involves an Access database and SQL. It's quite advanced so I would be careful about introducing it too early. You might also like the colour mixer project. There are still a few things I want to cover in the intermediate series such as functions, exception handling and text files. :)KD
@@ComputerScienceLessons that is great! I’ve already subscribed and definitely will ask my son to watch your videos. I’m a software developer as well and I used to teach Computer Science 20 years ago from my first job so I really know that you’re methodology is effective for beginners, really great examples and detailed explanations. Continue doing this Sir! 👏👌🏻
Hi David. One of these days I'll work it out. The idea behind this the beginner's series is to plug some gaps. (I've already made lots of videos about sorting and search algorithms and data structures.) Thanks for the lovely comments.
Thanks for the tutorial! I named my "Get grade" button, "Get ready to be disappointed " 😂 Also: Is it okay if I use the same form to follow all the tutorial videos in these series? I've been doing so for a while, wanted to clarify if it might cause conflicting code? I'm asking because basically what I do is, I take what ever new I've learnt, and try using that to improve and work upon the older examples from the previous videos.
although this comment is a year later, If I were you I would use different forms and name them according to the video title so if you ever need help you can go to that new project and copy over some code, makes it nice and easy
@@berat2690 lmao thanks wow I even forgot I looked into this series Yeah I’ve even lost the original files by now XD I actually never really had to work with forms surprisingly- all VB stuff we did AND are doing is command line
@@thedardanitan im doing this for A Levels and I’m tryna get a more understanding of it, I have a little bit of python experience I’m trying to transfer over
@@berat2690 dude thats awesome but transferring from python to vb? Why tho? I mean python is a supported language in the a level computer science course
@@thedardanitan well when i was doing GCSE computer science because of covid they cancelled my python coursework so we stopped completely and my school does VB for the A Level course
Am I the only person that thinks that using the Exit Sub statement is BAD programming practice? I was taught that methods, just like loops should have ONE and ONLY one entry point and one and ONLY one exit point.
The best programming video series on the planet. Thank you for your public service for the greater good.
Yor are the best teacher. Simple and Clear
I learn something new every time. Vid 11 tomorrow. Thanks for the great instruction....JT
Best explanation I found for beginners
Thank you Kevin. Not sure if you’ve done this but I hope you could do a video wherein you will create a project from scratch, let’s say a simple payroll database system. I just found out your channel very informative as I used it to teach my son. Very informative and well explained. Great job and many thanks! 👌🏻
You're very welcome. I'm delighted to be of service. I was planning on including some projects such as a simple calculator, a hangman game, and a monopoly style board game, as part of the beginner and intermediate series (no databases yet though). I have already made a sequence of videos on how to build a theatre booking system ('flicks in the sticks' sort of thing) which you might want to take a look at - this involves an Access database and SQL. It's quite advanced so I would be careful about introducing it too early. You might also like the colour mixer project. There are still a few things I want to cover in the intermediate series such as functions, exception handling and text files. :)KD
@@ComputerScienceLessons that is great! I’ve already subscribed and definitely will ask my son to watch your videos. I’m a software developer as well and I used to teach Computer Science 20 years ago from my first job so I really know that you’re methodology is effective for beginners, really great examples and detailed explanations. Continue doing this Sir! 👏👌🏻
Great work Kevin. Thanks a lot.
You are most welcome. Thanks for the lovely comment :)KD
"we also want a program that is robust and can't crash easily, and i can crash this program easily"
that sounded badass lol
I'm a safer driver than a programmer! :)KD
hello may i know how to write code if i only want user key in decimals and not whole number. is it possible?
Hello, do you have any videos on object oriented programming??
How about if I type string and number, I should use which is syntax? Pls
Thanks ............Please can u touch on single ton class in .net
I wonder if there is a preferred order to watch all Kevin's videos?
Hi David. One of these days I'll work it out. The idea behind this the beginner's series is to plug some gaps. (I've already made lots of videos about sorting and search algorithms and data structures.) Thanks for the lovely comments.
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TY :)KD
Thanks for the tutorial! I named my "Get grade" button, "Get ready to be disappointed " 😂
Also: Is it okay if I use the same form to follow all the tutorial videos in these series? I've been doing so for a while, wanted to clarify if it might cause conflicting code?
I'm asking because basically what I do is, I take what ever new I've learnt, and try using that to improve and work upon the older examples from the previous videos.
although this comment is a year later, If I were you I would use different forms and name them according to the video title so if you ever need help you can go to that new project and copy over some code, makes it nice and easy
@@berat2690 lmao thanks wow I even forgot I looked into this series
Yeah I’ve even lost the original files by now XD
I actually never really had to work with forms surprisingly- all VB stuff we did AND are doing is command line
@@thedardanitan im doing this for A Levels and I’m tryna get a more understanding of it, I have a little bit of python experience I’m trying to transfer over
@@berat2690 dude thats awesome but transferring from python to vb? Why tho? I mean python is a supported language in the a level computer science course
@@thedardanitan well when i was doing GCSE computer science because of covid they cancelled my python coursework so we stopped completely and my school does VB for the A Level course
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yw :)KD
v nice video pl spport
Am I the only person that thinks that using the Exit Sub statement is BAD programming practice? I was taught that methods, just like loops should have ONE and ONLY one entry point and one and ONLY one exit point.
VB = Visual Basic? 😳 Why?
BASIC = Beginner's All Purpose Symbolic Instruction Code. In my view, the best language to learn to code in. :)KD
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