I'm glad I'm late to the party,, because I don't have wait for the next vid to drop. Took more notes, you made Functions functional and functionally easy to understand. Thanks so much....JT
Thanks for your great videos. I would like to request you for the complete tutorial for creating complete database application with DAL and BLL in modern way of programming in vb.net. Thanks 👍
If you need a function to return more than one result, you can pass variables by reference. The values are changed in the function and the calling function can then work with the results returned.
Thank you for the lovely comment. If you mean without adverts then, at the moment, I'm afraid not. One day I hope to make the videos available in other ways, but my day job takes most of my time.
I haven't used interfaces since VB6. I believe however that there are however some advantages to using interfaces instead of inheritance. I will look into it. :)KD
Instead of Return dblResult, could you write Return (Base*height)/2 or alternatively TriangleArea = (Base*height)/2, reducing lines of code? As always, thank you for your time.
Indeed you could. An ex teaching colleague of mine and I used to compete to see who could solve programming problems in the fewest lines of code. These days, I encourage new programmers to be as explicit as possible, so that their code is self documenting.
@@ComputerScienceLessons I used to read this magazine when I was young that had BASIC code and this guy wrote in that he was trained to code in the military and said he was to never to use spaces. I assumed he meant non delimiters. Overboard. I definitely agree with you about read ability.
Amazing tutorials😀😀, is it fine you make a tutorial of C++? I have looked for good reliable tutorials on C++ however none of them are reliable. If it is not possible now, maybe a few months later? Thank you.
Why is anybosy disliking this , he is doing good i am understanding everything
Thank you. :)KD
I'm glad I'm late to the party,, because I don't have wait for the next vid to drop. Took more notes, you made Functions functional and functionally easy to understand. Thanks so much....JT
Thanks for your great videos. I would like to request you for the complete tutorial for creating complete database application with DAL and BLL in modern way of programming in vb.net.
Thanks 👍
You're welcome. I will cover multi-tier and distributed architectures in my advanced series :)KD
If you need a function to return more than one result, you can pass variables by reference. The values are changed in the function and the calling function can then work with the results returned.
Yes indeed, although the memory usage will persist. You could also pass an array as a parameter, or an object. :)KD
@@ComputerScienceLessons a tutorial about these two options would also be very interesting
This is a great video
KD-I love your videos. I see your channel is Computer Science but is there a way to only see your videos ?
Thank you for the lovely comment. If you mean without adverts then, at the moment, I'm afraid not. One day I hope to make the videos available in other ways, but my day job takes most of my time.
Thank for great videos. Could you make a video for using keyboard keys to activate buttons
I'll do a video on user interface elements soon. I've had a few requests to cover this :)KD
please make a video about interfaces in vb.net
I haven't used interfaces since VB6. I believe however that there are however some advantages to using interfaces instead of inheritance. I will look into it. :)KD
Instead of Return dblResult, could you write Return (Base*height)/2 or alternatively TriangleArea = (Base*height)/2, reducing lines of code? As always, thank you for your time.
Indeed you could. An ex teaching colleague of mine and I used to compete to see who could solve programming problems in the fewest lines of code. These days, I encourage new programmers to be as explicit as possible, so that their code is self documenting.
@@ComputerScienceLessons I used to read this magazine when I was young that had BASIC code and this guy wrote in that he was trained to code in the military and said he was to never to use spaces. I assumed he meant non delimiters. Overboard. I definitely agree with you about read ability.
Hi. 1:40 what if first input attribute of function will be "9,57" instead "9.57"? What is .NEt function to control such inputs? Thank you
When will you post lesson 6
This week I hope. :)KD
Amazing tutorials😀😀, is it fine you make a tutorial of C++?
I have looked for good reliable tutorials on C++ however none of them are reliable.
If it is not possible now, maybe a few months later?
Thank you.
Thanks for the comment. C++ is on my todo list. :)KD
@@ComputerScienceLessons Would that be better than F#?