Really good video. Concise, short, explained in plain words with a good example. I've looked at several videos and blogs and they all make is so complicated. Thanks! I now get this 100%.
Super helpful video, I've been reading on the static modifier and was just getting bits and pieces of understanding. This really tied it all together for me!
only youtuber that actually explains how thing work. love it. if I don't understand what another youtuber is talking about I go to this channel and I would HIGHLY RECOMEND checking his vids out. absolutely incredible. he wants you to learn exactly that you need to know.
You're a lifesaver, man! Tried to understand with this with other tutorials + Stack Overflow but nothing, but your video finally gave this topic sense!
I have watched several videos on static methods and static classes and this video did it for me. It made it clear for me to understand how it works. Thank you! Liked and subscribed!
bruh, I was searching the damn internet for this. I have OOP C# assignment re-subs and I need screenshots. Thankfully, now i can make my own because of your help. Keep up!
Thank you so much for this, man. I just started learning C# a couple weeks ago, and your videos are super clear and easy to understand. I just checked your channel and I see you haven't uploaded in a while. That's cool. Hope you're doing well! Stay safe. =)
Your tutorials are helpful. To me they feel like they're aimed both at absolute coding beginners aswell as coders who know other languages with you showing off some unique features about C# those people need tio know about to adapt their previously gained knowledge to C#. To me, though, I didn't get any kind of overview about Namespaces, Classes and Methods even after watching this series for the third time. It was only after I started reading literature, when I gained further insight, or BEGINNERS insight for the very first time - you know, some kind of overview. But I guess you're not aiming at replacing literature, although you very much would be able to, if you went ahead and covered a programming language "completely", but seeing you having like 30 different programming language tutorials makes that unlikely.
This was great. For the life of me, I could not find a good website out there that could explain Static methods... but here we are and now I know. Question though -- is there any reason to create a PRIVATE STATIC method? I am not even sure it's legal to do so.
Beginner question: why would we ever write non-static methods then? Seems easier to just call the static method directly rather than creating class objects and then call the class method.
Im italian, i was looking tons of italian videos how to use static method but nobody has a fucking answer...cannot find anything in a simple way! And u man, u enlightened me in just "6" fucking minutes! Thanks man! Need to study english.
You can’t have fields or variables in a static class can you? I need to make one instance of a class, but change it’s variables as the program runs, but I’m having trouble doing that
can u please make a video on methods being called inside methods like -----> method_name(method_name(arg1,arg2),arg3,arg4)) I have seen it somewhere but cud not understand it 😐.
Hi Mike, thank you so much for these videos, I have enjoyed them and learned a lot but I do have one question if I may. I was watching a video on new features in C# 6.0 and mentioned the using static feature ie using static System.Console; to load the static methods of this class but I have noticed that I cannot use this for custom classes as I do not know what namespace they occupy. Do you know if this feature is available for custom classes and, if so, do you know what namespace custom classes occupy? Thank you for the videos series, I'm currently going through your OOP series and enjoying it too.
Hi there👋 Me have a severe probem in understanding the keyword 'static'. Although I understand, what that video teached me, there are a lot of question marks in my head 🙃 It's unclear (for me), for what 'static' should be used and for what not? Why not using 'static' everywhere?
exactly... One reason I can think of is the developer may want different instance of the class? I dont know if that's right. Hope someone will clear the air for us.
the best explanation of static methods i've found so far!
True! I agree!
yes, I saw like 3 videos before this one, and this one was the only one I actually understood
Yep, I watched Bro code's video and he started using all this complicated lingo. Just get to the point!
Really good video. Concise, short, explained in plain words with a good example. I've looked at several videos and blogs and they all make is so complicated. Thanks! I now get this 100%.
Super helpful video, I've been reading on the static modifier and was just getting bits and pieces of understanding. This really tied it all together for me!
only youtuber that actually explains how thing work. love it. if I don't understand what another youtuber is talking about I go to this channel and I would HIGHLY RECOMEND checking his vids out. absolutely incredible. he wants you to learn exactly that you need to know.
You're a lifesaver, man!
Tried to understand with this with other tutorials + Stack Overflow but nothing, but your video finally gave this topic sense!
Best explanation ever. In the first minute, I understand what are they about. I was confused for so long about this topic...Then I found this!
I have watched several videos on static methods and static classes and this video did it for me. It made it clear for me to understand how it works. Thank you! Liked and subscribed!
Really helpful and the way of explaining on screen behind and face to face teaching was awesome. thumbs up.
thanks man, i forgot what what was Static Methods & Classes,
had to came back for your excellent explanation
bruh, I was searching the damn internet for this. I have OOP C# assignment re-subs and I need screenshots. Thankfully, now i can make my own because of your help. Keep up!
Thank you so much for this, man. I just started learning C# a couple weeks ago, and your videos are super clear and easy to understand.
I just checked your channel and I see you haven't uploaded in a while. That's cool.
Hope you're doing well! Stay safe. =)
mike just explains things in a simple way, i love it
Explain in well comprehensive way.. Keep it up
Thank you! 1 minute of this video was more helpful than 30 minutes of googling
when ever i cant understand something, u r the guy to go to.
Finally someone explain this to me in a easy way. Thanks!
The best explanation I've ever seen about this topic. Thank you so much!
You explain it very clearly. This was very easy to understand.
Thank you for sharing. You explained it very clearly in few minutes! Amazing
You are awesome. Great video.
Thank you very much! Excellent explanation!
This video deserves more views. Thanks.
Perfect. Thanks a lot. I already subscribed long time ago.
Your tutorials are helpful.
To me they feel like they're aimed both at absolute coding beginners aswell as coders who know other languages with you showing off some unique features about C# those people need tio know about to adapt their previously gained knowledge to C#.
To me, though, I didn't get any kind of overview about Namespaces, Classes and Methods even after watching this series for the third time. It was only after I started reading literature, when I gained further insight, or BEGINNERS insight for the very first time - you know, some kind of overview. But I guess you're not aiming at replacing literature, although you very much would be able to, if you went ahead and covered a programming language "completely", but seeing you having like 30 different programming language tutorials makes that unlikely.
amazing video, you're very much a likeable person! I will definitely watch all the videos to make things clear
Beautifully explained. Thank you
Excellent! Thank you very much for this lesson.
a simple but effective explanation, thank you very much
Very helpful video. Thanks a lot dear.
Thanks for sharing. Very helpful
Great explanation .Thank you
Thank you so much. Cleared a lot of confusion.
I'm just laughing at having a project named Giraffe that just returns the Sqrt of 144
LMAO
It didn't make me laugh until you went and pointed that out
Excellent and clear explanation, thank u
Very helpful and easy to understand.
Great explanation.
This was great. For the life of me, I could not find a good website out there that could explain Static methods... but here we are and now I know. Question though -- is there any reason to create a PRIVATE STATIC method? I am not even sure it's legal to do so.
I'm really getting to like C#. I have a lot of experience with Java, C and C++, and I'm learning C# by converting the Java game framework Libgdx.
Very very interesting. Thank you very much.
LMAAAAAAO MY TEACHER SPEND THE LAST 4 HOURS TRYING TO EXPLAIN THIS SIMPLE CONCEPT
perfectly explained! thanks again!
Really helpful👍
SUPER DEMO SIR. THANK YOU..
thanks exactly what i'm looking for.
short but informative! thank you!!!
It would have been great if you had shown the precise compiler error that 1:40 generates.
Great vedio
thank you so much(: really helpful
Thanks very very very much. Can you prepare video for abstract classes
This is super helpful! Thanks!
Great video, really helps!!!
Bro you explain stuff so well i love it, new subscriber here. I wish you could be my mentor. Just starting out in the programming field.
You must have gone far now. Just start mine
I am a bit confused as portrayed this way, the class is no different to method if I create a method directly in main();. Could you please advise?
nice simply understandable.. thanks
Beginner question: why would we ever write non-static methods then? Seems easier to just call the static method directly rather than creating class objects and then call the class method.
Im italian, i was looking tons of italian videos how to use static method but nobody has a fucking answer...cannot find anything in a simple way! And u man, u enlightened me in just "6" fucking minutes! Thanks man! Need to study english.
You can’t have fields or variables in a static class can you?
I need to make one instance of a class, but change it’s variables as the program runs, but I’m having trouble doing that
Helpful as hell.
I love statics methods
Many Thanks Mike...
What if you have a function that starts a coroutine and you want to be able to access it from anywhere? Does the ienumerator need to be static also?
can u please make a video on methods being called inside methods like -----> method_name(method_name(arg1,arg2),arg3,arg4)) I have seen it somewhere but cud not understand it 😐.
So, you can create a static class within a namespace, and that will be available to every other class inside of the namespace, right?
But not available to another class in another namespace, right?(I know, sounds like a stupid question, but I have to ask)
Thank you! You rock!
Hi Mike, thank you so much for these videos, I have enjoyed them and learned a lot but I do have one question if I may. I was watching a video on new features in C# 6.0 and mentioned the using static feature ie using static System.Console; to load the static methods of this class but I have noticed that I cannot use this for custom classes as I do not know what namespace they occupy. Do you know if this feature is available for custom classes and, if so, do you know what namespace custom classes occupy? Thank you for the videos series, I'm currently going through your OOP series and enjoying it too.
Thank you, you explained it so well
thanks Mike!
Hi there👋
Me have a severe probem in understanding the keyword 'static'. Although I understand, what that video teached me, there are a lot of question marks in my head 🙃
It's unclear (for me), for what 'static' should be used and for what not? Why not using 'static' everywhere?
Hi Mike. Great explanation. Do u have a way we can contact you for further specific questions?
static classes seem to remove the step of creating instances. So why not make all classes static?
Why use public static? At the beginning of the video you use static void. Thanks!
the question is if static class is working so well then what is the point of using objects
Hai..i am new here.awesome tutorials..by the way whats up with the giraffe ??
awesome shit. very informative
Thank you so much
love your vids
ty, well done
it helped me, thanx
thank you. the best
Thanks a lot!
Thank you this helped a lot ^_^
it was really helpful
how you learnd coding????
I just make all the class and methods as static. All solved!
cheers boss
awesome
Great!
So if there are that easy to use and "useful" why not always use static methods? Like isn't creating new objects taking more memory?
also final class cannot have instance.
Damn the knee Lol XD
Why should I ever instance a class if I can write all static functions?
exactly... One reason I can think of is the developer may want different instance of the class? I dont know if that's right. Hope someone will clear the air for us.
when i type the static method it gives me an error telling me that i have to get c# 8.0 please help!!
just search it up
you go very fast.
thanks!
I like your namespace lol
great
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