i am a 78 year old footballplayer from toronto. after doing Dani's HTML tutorial (Almost finished) I came to the C# tutorial. Can't tell how much thankful I am to you Dani! Your tutorials are so well made that I am going to recommend it to every person that interested in learning these titles! thank you very muchh
I'm a 32-year-old college graduate (cert. in Liberal Arts, BS in Political Science, minor in History), became competent in and have since lost my competence in Spanish and Russian, was an op-ed columnist in college with 40-plus published columns, have worked in food service for the better part of 15 years and irregularly worked as a framer, content manager, a care worker, and dental assistant. All in all, these videos are by far the most educational and useful I've found. I only wish that I'd taken my first baby steps in the late 90s rather than the early 2020s. Thanks very much for these videos. I feel that they're helping me widen my options.
As a beginner to C#, your tutorials are greatly informative and easy to understand, thank you for your efforts in explaining this vast language. Looking forward to using this knowledge in the future!!
I come from a website programming background, suddenly found Brackeys and started a game development background, and THEN I found this tutorial... Learning has never been more interesting
Very good tutorial. After doing Dani's HTML tutorial (Almost finished) I came to the C# tutorial. Can't tell how much thankful I am to you Dani! Your tutorials are so well made that I am going to recommend it to every person that interested in learning these titles!
From all the languages which i Know (C#, Java, Php, JavaScript, Dart) C# is the best of all because of its control flow we have c# follow naming conventions it is Fully OOP Have the best IDE Visual Studios and it follows best practices which results Robust code which is easier to edit and maintain Strong DataType system Which i love and It has all the features of all Modern Programming languages such as Array slicing , Deligants, tuples, threads, async await, and etc. I LOVE C# Best Programming language ever!!
@@MuhammadAdnan-gx6rd Flutter is a Framework Built on Dart Programming language by Google who Made Android the Google is making its new Operating System (OS) which will replace Android completely whose name is Fuchsia whose app will completely built on Dart and flutter you can search about Fuchsia os on google en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Fuchsia you can also built Android and IOS apps with same code base in Flutter *"One Arrow Two Shots"* but one disclaimer it is relatively a new technology but it has very good community which is goring rapidly!!
I thought i will start learning php to strengthen my coding knowledge for my current job, but unfortunately i am into c# now. Dont know what i will achive but I will stay here to complete your tutorial. Thank you making such easy tutorials
So I was looking for training mimic for a demo lesson and I really liked how you present things, however, as a veteran C# engineer, I must say that using var is not being lazy, it's clean code MUST. Usually it really doesn't matter what type a variable is, it's way more important to name it clearly. That being said, I am on a fence whether using var should be taught from the beginning.
Hi Dani! ♥ I did not find the videos, you had, that gives lessons on OOP in C#. I think I saw them, for some years ago. But I can´t find them now. I was looking for them, cause I am not new to programming, and did a bit of Java Script, but I am in a new school with C# and I really think this is fun, stuff? LOL ♥Do you know?
your videos are really amazing. I'm struggling to understand ( arrays , how to use them to run though out certain data on a file) + plus my professor talking about this heap and stack. anyways could you make some videos related to arrays and how we use like for loops and so on with them.
Greetings Daniel. I really love how you are good at teaching. I have watched most of your videos and I love them all. Huge fan of your PHP/MYSQLi tutorials. Keep it up. I have been following your tutorials for a while and i realised in php tutorials there isn't a page of a user registration system where a user can log in the site, update information ONLY associated to him like names or age then log out. Then an admin can login as ADMIN and create, view all the users and decided to edit or delete users after viewing them. More like a CRUD in php. My apologies if I missed such a tutorial from you. If there is such a tutorial from you please reply with its link. If there isn't PLEASE do the necessary. Thank you in advance .
Yo actually Daniel has created a miniseries on creating a login system in procedural php and I have actually made the files he teaches and it is very helpful
senpai, we are almost playing in the FRONTEND why not proceed to the BACKEND in JS from the local storage to json & mongo db. JS CONTINUALITY please MEAN STACK, you are the only youtuber who knows how to explain well slowly for beginners
I find when I code in C# my IDE (Visual Studio) throws little "info/warnings" when I use camel case and telling me to use the proper naming convention of the Pascal Case... So I moved from camelCase to PascalCase to avoid those annoying notifications/underlines
how do you resave a variable? lets say i altered the information in a variable called "name" and made it all caps and now want to save the new information in the same variable "name" . am having problems resaving/rewriting the info.
learn Dart and flutter you can built for android and IOS at same time and with a same language as i mentioned DART which is very great and easier to learn and Flutter is very easy too if you want too learn any new technology such as ANDROID or FLUTTER or any thing I WILL TELL YOU MY SECRETE you can get free udemy coerces on this web side *>> **freetutorials.eu**
i am a 78 year old footballplayer from toronto. after doing Dani's HTML tutorial (Almost finished) I came to the C# tutorial. Can't tell how much thankful I am to you Dani! Your tutorials are so well made that I am going to recommend it to every person that interested in learning these titles! thank you very muchh
I'm a 32-year-old college graduate (cert. in Liberal Arts, BS in Political Science, minor in History), became competent in and have since lost my competence in Spanish and Russian, was an op-ed columnist in college with 40-plus published columns, have worked in food service for the better part of 15 years and irregularly worked as a framer, content manager, a care worker, and dental assistant.
All in all, these videos are by far the most educational and useful I've found. I only wish that I'd taken my first baby steps in the late 90s rather than the early 2020s.
Thanks very much for these videos. I feel that they're helping me widen my options.
As a beginner to C#, your tutorials are greatly informative and easy to understand, thank you for your efforts in explaining this vast language. Looking forward to using this knowledge in the future!!
I come from a website programming background, suddenly found Brackeys and started a game development background, and THEN I found this tutorial... Learning has never been more interesting
Brackeys had a good tutorial playlist. So does Dani Krossing
As professional trying to teach C# to a beginner, you saved me a lot of time.
I don't know C# but learned Java many years ago. I'm surprised to find C# so similar to Java
I guess I'm learning C# now! Haha
love your tutorials, i am lebron cobe by the way (: i am 17 years old and seeking to learn programming to support my colombian and nigerian paretns
this is the best tutorial i've ever watched, kindly do share a video on problem solving !
Very good tutorial. After doing Dani's HTML tutorial (Almost finished) I came to the C# tutorial. Can't tell how much thankful I am to you Dani! Your tutorials are so well made that I am going to recommend it to every person that interested in learning these titles!
From all the languages which i Know (C#, Java, Php, JavaScript, Dart) C# is the best of all because of its control flow we have c# follow naming conventions it is Fully OOP Have the best IDE Visual Studios and it follows best practices which results Robust code which is easier to edit and maintain Strong DataType system Which i love and It has all the features of all Modern Programming languages such as Array slicing , Deligants, tuples, threads, async await, and etc.
I LOVE C# Best Programming language ever!!
Dart or flutter ?
@@MuhammadAdnan-gx6rd Flutter is a Framework Built on Dart Programming language by Google who Made Android
the Google is making its new Operating System (OS) which will replace Android completely whose name is Fuchsia whose app will completely built on Dart and flutter you can search about Fuchsia os on google
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Fuchsia
you can also built Android and IOS apps with same code base in Flutter *"One Arrow Two Shots"* but one disclaimer it is relatively a new technology but it has very good community which is goring rapidly!!
I thought i will start learning php to strengthen my coding knowledge for my current job, but unfortunately i am into c# now. Dont know what i will achive but I will stay here to complete your tutorial. Thank you making such easy tutorials
you are helping me pass my software dev class, I owe you my soul
Please make more, best C# tuts out there!
agree
So I was looking for training mimic for a demo lesson and I really liked how you present things, however, as a veteran C# engineer, I must say that using var is not being lazy, it's clean code MUST. Usually it really doesn't matter what type a variable is, it's way more important to name it clearly. That being said, I am on a fence whether using var should be taught from the beginning.
love your tutorials, greetings from Malta :)
Hi Dani! ♥ I did not find the videos, you had, that gives lessons on OOP in C#. I think I saw them, for some years ago. But I can´t find them now.
I was looking for them, cause I am not new to programming, and did a bit of Java Script, but I am in a new school with C# and I really think this is fun, stuff? LOL ♥Do you know?
Good explanations mate!
Wow, someone's up really early today! I'm so stocked about this c# tutorial! Thank you so much.
Couldn't sleep so decided to upload this instead ;)
your videos are really amazing. I'm struggling to understand ( arrays , how to use them to run though out certain data on a file) + plus my professor talking about this heap and stack. anyways could you make some videos related to arrays and how we use like for loops and so on with them.
your videos are so awesome! When r u making a series on python?
Greetings Daniel. I really love how you are good at teaching. I have watched most of your videos and I love them all. Huge fan of your PHP/MYSQLi tutorials. Keep it up.
I have been following your tutorials for a while and i realised in php tutorials there isn't a page of a user registration system where a user can log in the site, update information ONLY associated to him like names or age then log out.
Then an admin can login as ADMIN and create, view all the users and decided to edit or delete users after viewing them. More like a CRUD in php.
My apologies if I missed such a tutorial from you. If there is such a tutorial from you please reply with its link. If there isn't PLEASE do the necessary.
Thank you in advance .
Yo actually Daniel has created a miniseries on creating a login system in procedural php and I have actually made the files he teaches and it is very helpful
Check it out sometime!
Loving the tut! Please continue! :D
Great tutorials. Keep it up.
yessss, finally another tutorial seriess
Please try to use the following:
string sName = "dd";
int iNumber = 16;
double dPrice etc etc.
ty man - is this mostly for organisation purposes?
Great content!
Would love a C++ course!
we want more tutorials on c#,all js frameworks ,php frameworks,c# frameworks...
senpai, we are almost playing in the FRONTEND why not proceed to the BACKEND in JS from the local storage to json & mongo db. JS CONTINUALITY please MEAN STACK, you are the only youtuber who knows how to explain well slowly for beginners
I find when I code in C# my IDE (Visual Studio) throws little "info/warnings" when I use camel case and telling me to use the proper naming convention of the Pascal Case... So I moved from camelCase to PascalCase to avoid those annoying notifications/underlines
I subbed when I heard Unity C#. I want to be a game developer so yeah
Do you have a course I could buy???
how do you resave a variable? lets say i altered the information in a variable called "name" and made it all caps and now want to save the new information in the same variable "name" . am having problems resaving/rewriting the info.
What happened to subtitles? Your previous video had them
Great job!
How do I open the console screen? I'm not able to do so.
Welcome back sir
Thank you for your help
thenks
Thanks man
Thanks
I want to make a form and according to what person had choosed the option will appear how to make it(bad English)
nice
thanks!
Too bad visual studio color codes less than vs code... Otherwise the UI would be far better, to my opinion
How do you remember this all programming and techniques even i can't stay with one programming without forgot. How you can it???
speech 100
and one about ref and out .
I don't understand the difference between float and decimal, can anyone help?
hi console comes up way too quick :(
You look like a mini Elon Musk.. In a good way.
My name is Daniel tho!😉
Java pls for android, i don't have any source for 2k19 :(
learn Dart and flutter you can built for android and IOS at same time and with a same language as i mentioned DART which is very great and easier to learn and Flutter is very easy too
if you want too learn any new technology such as ANDROID or FLUTTER or any thing I WILL TELL YOU MY SECRETE you can get free udemy coerces on this web side *>> **freetutorials.eu**
@@alinawaz4034 thanks
@@alinawaz4034 HBD btw
Hey smukke
Huh? Had no idea Mr. Beast was as programmer.
nah bitch #vargang4life
just randomly give me 0 likes
Dude there are plenty tutorials with this , why do you reinvent the wheel ?
Because why not :)
Because not everyone can explain C# as good as Mmtuts
because some are just shit in quality - why did you even click on this is you dont want to watch it