You don't need to write "Hello from C#" inside Print method as it can take msg parameter. That way it can display "delegate example" you assigned to r .
if you make the change to public int printNumber (int x) you can call PrintMoney(printNumber(x)) So what is the advantage of the delegate? PrintMoney(printNumber(x)) Is more logical that the delagate version
best explanation of delegates I've seen
You're not only instructor, or teacher you're someone beyond this title, fabulous. Respect ❤❤❤
I really like your teaching and clearly explanations. Please make videos of all C# concepts and .net core web API.
Superb explanation plz do entire c# course
Absolutely fantastic content, great teaching!
Great content by far the best explanation
You are fantastic, do you plan to do more c# stuff? I really like your way of explaining and the way you repeat things
You don't need to write "Hello from C#" inside Print method as it can take msg parameter. That way it can display "delegate example" you assigned to r .
at 13: 46 , In Print method : Console.WL(msg) , not Console.WL("Hello From C#");
Thank you. Is this part of a playlist/series?
Please make vedio about SOLID Principles
Sir why that ("C# example") is not printed while returning the method?
still not clear why we want to return a method and why we need to pass as a function?
if you make the change to
public int printNumber (int x)
you can call
PrintMoney(printNumber(x))
So what is the advantage of the delegate?
PrintMoney(printNumber(x))
Is more logical that the delagate version
I suggest not typing a lot of new code on the video. Just get to it.
I got confused seeing this video