Learn C#: Namespaces

In this lecture, you'll learn about namespaces in C#. Namespaces provide structure and quite a bit of utility. They are a fundamental concept to understand.
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[@Summer_Dream3r]

Probably the best explanation of namespace I've ever found. Thank you!

[@matt-landers]

Thanks :D

[@dennisdevink5667]

It sure is!

[@zedsmelee]

Really great video. I truly appreciate when teachers show potential errors because conflicts, formatting and structuring can really throw a new developer (me at least). Cheers

[@michaelmay3712]

You explained this is a way that I understood it when previously I had been struggling with the concept of the difference between a namespace, a class, a method and so forth.

[@MKYRENEE]

JS Dev new to C# Thank you for this video really learn a lot on getting the concepts straight.

[@STFUC]

Hey man, thanks a lot for this video. It was a very concise and understandable explanation of namespaces and how we can interact with/use them. I especially like you showing the mistakes and explaining them. Subbing in, and hoping you've continued to make more tutorials(checking now).
Either way, thanks!

[@PollipoUbriacato]

Super clear! Thanks!

[@giga_charge]

Thanks! That was straight to the point

[@TimSomero]

Great quick overview!

[@programmadore9588]

noob question: performancewise, how big is it "using system" vs only "system.console.writeline" when its only a small amount of commands from the library... i always see them importing the whole library but it doesnt seem elegant for just a couple of commands

[@CreeperG0d]

I undertood perfectly that's important for a program but I rly have trouble by doing the namespace. For some reason my program marks in yellow the part of Namespace, I've tried different ways, and is the same. Y is that so?
Edit: It worked, but I'm still concerned abt the code marked in yellow.

[@MoMoneyMoritz]

very succinct and clear. thank you

[@harbooze]

Thank you really much, it helped a lot!

[@PrabhjotSingh-ih7ku]

Thanks a lot , your concept is really helpful ❤

[@Cl8tn0822]

Really good explanation

[@johnconnor9787]

Amazing explanation

[@bluemodize7718]

Very simple and nice explaining

[@kingiburu2778]

Thank you for this

[@rickpontificates3406]

The hardest part of C# for me is creating variables, where those variables reside within namespaces, are those variables persistent?, and passing variables between classes

[@joeman123964]

use ref when passing parameters between classes

[@somyamishra7730]

Well just a quick question why do we want to create nested namespace?? will there be any such scenarios?

[@covalence-io]

The only real good reason for nesting namespaces is for structuring and organizing your code. You can have one namespace that may have some classes in it... then a namespace in that namespace that groups together another subset of classes

[@somyamishra7730]

@@covalence-io okayyyyy... got it, but I can create a different file for that and use that namespace by applying using keyword. wont that be more easy and cleaner? and Thank you so much for the reply.

[@covalence-io]

@@somyamishra7730 no problem at all! you can create as many files as you want :) really just depends on how you prefer to organize your code; but generally having more files is better to help segregate your code as long as it makes sense

[@somyamishra7730]

@@covalence-io Okay, different ways to do things. Thank you so much for answering my question, your videos are really helpful , I get to learn alot 😊.

[@ramonkuiper9944]

great video

[@mugiwara-no-luffy]

noice 👍