C# EVENTS for Dummies

[@nicholasziglio]

Best explanation I've seen so far. So simple! Thank you very much :)

[@CodeItUpByAMBITIONED]

Thank you for your comment!

[@alexeimejikovski2452]

Agree 100%. subscribed!

[@muhamadhanifsafwanabrazak551]

no cat was harmed in the making of this video, nice video btw

[@abouttimebrewing3215]

Fantastic! Thank you. I wrote WPF apps for years and didn't know I was using delegates for field changes.

[@gajarubanjeyakumar7226]

Thanks man, i'm a hobby c# programmer. Learned a lot.

[@innamel_UA]

Many Tnx. Could you please explain why did you use "Cat.Health" instead of just "health" - we`v already had as the second parameter?
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[@yavuzsylu]

thanks man very good explanation for dummies like me lol , keep teaching

[@CodeItUpByAMBITIONED]

Thank you very much for the nice words, man!

[@iangibblet8165]

Good explanation. Easy to understand

[@RealityCheck6T9]

Thanks, I haven't seen it done within a setter before

[@_.-AAA-._]

Excellent explanation of events!

[@maxlin2905]

love your work! thank you very much!

[@krzesogra1758]

I've got a question. What if I wanted to create multiple cats and to each of them add those events args?

[@radoslavatanasov8846]

What about for unsubscribe from the event? Is it a good idea to unsubscribe for ex. in Dispose() method

[@gajarubanjeyakumar7226]

Hi @ivaylokenov can you do a video on how I can dynamically subscribe to events using expression trees? The event name is passed thru as string.

[@sivaraj9016]

Nice explanation ...

[@CodeItUpByAMBITIONED]

Thank you very much for the nice words!

[@dadaslarinhani]

crazy, thx man

[@gugarukhadze2990]

This one is so good.

[@AlbrechtJ]

Thanks for a tutorial.

[@Andu335]

Thank you!

[@va1r347]

What?? Health change???!!! DONT KILL THE CAT!!!!!!!!))

[@victor1102]

Thank you so much for the tutorial video! As a beginner, may I know the reason to always adding the "this." keyword? What is the purpose of adding it? Many thanks!

[@sandsalamand3763]

"this" refers to the current instance of the class. For example, consider a game where you have 20 cats on screen, and all have different values for their Name property. Assume the Cat class contains the code "if (this.health

[@victor1102]

@@sandsalamand3763 Thank you so so much for explaining "this", I got it now! :)

[@sebastianmantelli533]

thx :)

[@pako_tube6898]

Really , NowI understand how to use the event, CAT IS DEAD😕

[@JohnK68]

Voiceover is horrible.