Using P/Invoke in C#: Windows API Integration Made Easy!

Welcome to my latest video on P/Invoke for C# developers! In this high-level explainer, I delve into the power of P/Invoke and demonstrate its functionality through two compelling examples.
Learn how to seamlessly integrate native Windows API functions into your C# projects as I guide you through the process of displaying a message box and creating a folder.
Discover the potential of P/Invoke and unlock a new level of flexibility in your C# development journey. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, this video will equip you with the knowledge you need to elevate your coding skills.
Dive in now and master the art of P/Invoke! Don't forget to subscribe for more insightful content on C# and software development.
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[@dchri18]

I personally use Vanara which has all the P/Invoke signature definitions for all things WIN32. It's quite a large library though.

[@gavinw77]

Thanks, this helped me take one more step, using the errors!

[@gitgudsec]

good stuff, literally EXACTLY what i was looking for.

[@gitgudsec]

always amazes me when i see a video with 730 views and no comments i think 'probably shite', and then it ends up being top notch. thanks man, may your channel grow in proportion to the value you're offering.

[@nickproudprogrammer]

That's some of the best feedback I've ever had. Thanks man.

[@andrematecki5552]

As a beginner who only recently started learning C# this was way easier to understand, than expected.
Am I understanding it correctly that you have to reimport the DLL for every consecutive function you want to use?
In my example I want to use both SetCursorPos(int X, int Y); & SetForegroundWinow(IntPtr hWnd);
Thanks and keep up with the good content!