I just finished all 8 hours of the course! I'm so grateful that this course is available for everyone. Bob is incredibly articulate as an instructor and I can't thank him enough!
I've purchased Bob's C# fundamentals course on his site after watching this series over 2 years ago, since then I've managed to complete the fundamentals course and I've moved into a programmer role in my work. I can honestly say that Bob is the best out there and I look forward to completing his other courses. Thank you Bob
@@bobtabor4133 Hi Bob, you're a great teacher and a wonderful human being for sharing this for free. You're helping me change my life for the better; thank you :-) (After this course, I will most probably go purchase your paid courses; quick question, though: the $250 lifetime access one, is that like a one-time payment or a subscription fee? Thanks again, Faraz
One question: how did you manage to "connect" all these concepts you've learned through tutorials? Whenever I'm learning coding concepts in "isolation" like here on the internet or at college, I'm having issues applying it in a practical way on real world projects. I feel I'm lacking that "practical experience" and so all this theory seems too abstract to understand if I don't use it. How did you manage to bridge that gap between theory and practice? Do you have any suggestions?
I took this course on Microsoft visual academy several years ago. One of the best courses online. Thank you, Mr. Tabor. I only wish Microsoft and Mr. Tabor make a more advance level tutorial.
@Newycoder Sorry it took so long to reply ... there's no easy way to get notifications when it's not my channel. You likely have already decided on what you'll do. But just in case ... you can do both at the same time -- learning the Unity way / Unity UI / Unity concepts AND programming. Tiny projects will drive your need to understand more and more C#, and you can kind of just go back and forth. I think that's probably more sustainable than a singular focus on Unity UI **OR** C# exclusively for a prolonged time. Unity is a whole other animal. I tried to learn its concepts and UI but ultimately grew bored with lack of progress and moved on to something else. It helps if you have a small community of folks who are learning together and learning from each other. Good luck!!!
@@bobtabor4133 Hello Mr.Tabor, thankyou so much for this tutorial,learnt a lot for a beginner who knew almost nothing about object oriented programming language,can you please let me know how one can download the codes used in this tutorial,it would be really helpful.
@@bobtabor4133 Hey Mr. Tabor, just want you to know that I went from zero knowledge to making a working mod for a game in just one week. I cant express enough how grateful I am for this kind of high quality educational content. Thank you. Hugs from Brazil 😊.
This is amazing. I've been looking to learn C# for a while and every course out there assumes you have some knowledge in programming and treats you like you're supposed to know what they're talking about. I have zero experience in programming, and I want the course to treat me like a 5 year old trying to learn 1+1 in order for me to understand absolute basic concepts. Which this course amazingly does. Thank you so much!
@Osama Tamari can you tell me the good courses you were looking for c# other than this I want to be advanced c# developer and I was looking for complete c# course but I don't get one.
I've been practicing coding for about a month now, going in not knowing ANYTHING. i invested in a computer and multi screens, I've watched 2 other people's videos for hours theirs were good, i pretty much know the basic's now and i could build a basic game and a functional calculator etc. i'm a fast learner, i'm already practicing coding something advanced i guess to me lol and ATM.... just for fun but i WISHED i found your video first. the way you explain everything is perfect!!, i'm only and hour in your video right now just to freshen my memory and after almost a month of dedication i already know what your talking about with out being confused like i was a month ago and man your a great teacher so detailed trying not to miss anything!!!!!!!! Thank you so much Mr.Tabor for making this video, looking forward to finishing this 8hr video. For those people who never coded and have no idea coming in, if you practice and really put your mind too it you'll really understand everything and what he is saying. i came into this like omg i dont think i could do this but practice really makes perfect and im interested so i did it. Take it from me coming in as an extreme newbee. :)
Finished this course and it is excellent. Bob is an amazing tutor. As a C# beginner, the way the topics are structured and explained have really helped me to understand the basics. Thank you very much for this!
I'm an intermediate python programmer and so much of this stuff I never learnt with Python because it's abstracted away. Very grateful to learn it now and more importantly learn why. Great course so far Bob.
I program in Python and by watching this video it was quite easy for me to transition to C#. Now I have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of C# and made several projects in C#! Video explains things very well, thank you!
Started working through this before starting college for computer science where our intro to programming classes are taught in C# and it has helped so much. Thank you!
Thanks Bob, this was my first C# course and first programming course I have finished in general. I love C# as it is great at pretty much everything, I plan to go into game development. Thank You Bob, this is easily the best introduction to C# for anyone interested, you are an amazing teacher!
I cannot explain how well the tutor explains and demonstrates all the lessons in this video. Highlg recommendable to anyone looking to dig in C# ! I have saved the video to my list and will refer back whenever I forget any topic. Thank you so much to the creator. Loads of love and appreciation for making this video ❤👏
Hii, thank you man. Your comment has been very helpful in deciding should i give it my time or not. I am new to language learning and just a lil bit confused in which software should i use , and about console and . Net. I'll be grateful if you help me with this.
This is a very good tutorial, after an hour he'll really slow down and guide you on the introductory basics which are very easy to understand and also instill early on to tidy your code on how to use less code to get the same results and easy to read. Honestly really good.
I wanted to take the time to say: Thank you!. Yes, you are right when you say that some people are interested in you because of your knowledge, BUT I'd like to highlight that some others are also interested in you because you are such a good human being. You transmit your knowledge in such a way that it is easy for me to understand, efficiently, and you do that with great love as well. Thanks again!
Thank you for the explanation and advice beyond what any regular tutorial offers! You have truly put a lot of experience, knowledge, time and effort into making this I'm an advanced beginner but still stuck around for this tutorial. So far I absolutely love how you explained in extreme detail, how to save, create and open code files on windows. There are really very few resources that show this. Although the course is slow, I still stuck around learning C# bit by bit and coding the example code by myself in Visual Studio ... there was no downloadable code sample here but it was no showstopper once again, THANK YOU!
Hi everyone. This man 👨 apart from being a nice person , what you can tell simply looking at him, is simply a fantastic teacher 👨🏫. The way he explains things, how he approaches all the concepts. And let me tell that because I'm not even american or british, english is not my native language 'cos I'm from Italy 🇮🇹. I bet if I could spend 6 months in a school with this man as my teacher I'll quickly become more than a decent c# programmer 👨🏻💻.
Mr. Tabor is the man! I was attending the computer science college years ago but it was pretty useless. I remember actually learning to code with Bob's courses all these years ago! His surname means "the camp" in my language actually!!!
@@bobtabor4133 What games do you play? I take it....Adventure point n click 90's... i started off with commadore 64 back in the days. Gw basic, Turbo Pascal 7 and C++. Now learning C# . Thanx for your lessons. Its excellent!!
You make it very understandable and explain very well if I feel like I don’t get or understand what you said you always clear it up! In simpler terms which is a tremendous help!
Thank you for explaining C# like this and breaking it down. I am coming from a Javascript background and I found it very easy to follow because some of the syntax looks like javascript, and I can easily relate them what I already know and follow along. Once again, thank you 🙏
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For anyone who found this tutorial to be a bit slow...you can increase the playback speed by 2x and can still listen and understand him. Just throwing this out there for somebody who keep forgetting that youtube has that feature.
i already know the basic things in c# and started some small projects but these videos that explain the overlooked things are very helpful and teach basic stuff that i didn't know, thank you very much 😊
at 7h09min I recommend putting the variable declarations before the try and add a breakpoint in the catch statement. That way, when an unexpected exception occurs during development it is caught and one can inspect any variable's values. Currently, if the error occurs say on line 18 the value of content would be unreadable because it is out of scope.
@@bobtabor4133 Hi Bob, any new additions or courses to your site? I signed up for the lifetime membership and I look forward to learning more from you.
Hello, thanks to Bob Tabor for giving this course. Thank you for helping me and many others for starting our careers as developers. Can you tell us where are the files that you provide and use for the code at 2:38:00 Thank you in advance.
Hello. This is such an informative video. Really grateful for it. @6:24, do we have to define P for the lambda expression, and does it have to be a P? How do you decide?
Thanks for the series Bob! These videos have been great alongside some other Microsoft materials. I would love to know what keyboard you have, the sound the keys make is very satisfactory. Hope you are well and life is being kind to you. Thanks :)
3:53:11 How come that integer i didn't make any error without ToString() method? What I expected to happen was that integer making an error because it was appending integer onto myString during that for statements right?
Old but still relevant today, except OOP part where now there is nullable variable. So some code on OOP need to change to nullable properties. Overall recommend for beginner. :)
Hello Bob. Very good video. Thanks a lot. I have a question. During 3.08 you create two methods with same name "DisplayMethod". I can't do that on Visual Studio 2022. How is it changed? Thanks
Thank you so much you're the best!! I'm an experienced beginner like you said, but I still found the series enjoyable. Actually it cleared some doubts that I had from poorly explained tutorials that I had learnt from in the past. Very nice & easy to understand without pretending that we're babies. The typing is so satisfying lol. I would've paid lots for things tutorials like this one 6 years ago.
Greate course! But easiest for beginners would be to start with top-level statements. Even I, as an experienced programmer, enjoy not having to think about class Program and method Main when bootstrapping and application.
Thank You for this course. This is the fourth tutorial i started and the first i finished. You also explained some of the small stuff, like the reason and use of the period or what overloading is. I know this video is a bit dated and some things changed, but this was good.
NOTE: *Standard English-language vocabulary* (in which not all vegetables are called "broccoli" and not all punctuation is called a "bracket"): *( )* := a left or right *_parenthesis_* (plural: *_parentheses_* ) *{ }* := a left or right *_brace_* ("curly" is understood: like _suspenders_ [in North America] or *_braces_* [in the UK], curling over a big gut) *[ ]* := a left or right *_bracket_* (with "sharp" _k_ and _t_ sounds, just like their corners)
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Almost 3 years later and I'm a software engineer now. Thank you so much Bob!
it came out 1 year ago
it was available for paid before
@@Sigmaslayerniga It originally came out in like 2016 on Microsoft Virtual Academy.
Thank you bob for explaining this to me like i'm 6y old! Keep it going!!!
Am I think you older
i assure that he is 6y old,i am his kindergarten classmate
Србин?
@@sardororifkhanov-hk3sm keyword: like.
According to the commenter Bob explained it as if he was teaching a 6 year old
This is the right way to explain new things.
I just finished all 8 hours of the course! I'm so grateful that this course is available for everyone. Bob is incredibly articulate as an instructor and I can't thank him enough!
I've purchased Bob's C# fundamentals course on his site after watching this series over 2 years ago, since then I've managed to complete the fundamentals course and I've moved into a programmer role in my work. I can honestly say that Bob is the best out there and I look forward to completing his other courses. Thank you Bob
Thanks for the nice comment! Wishing you all the best!
He makes the fundamentals so easy to understand... and yet the interview questions are so convoluted.
Wait, I thought this video is C# fundamentals, what is the difference ?
@@bobtabor4133 Hi Bob,
you're a great teacher and a wonderful human being for sharing this for free. You're helping me change my life for the better; thank you :-) (After this course, I will most probably go purchase your paid courses; quick question, though: the $250 lifetime access one, is that like a one-time payment or a subscription fee?
Thanks again,
Faraz
One question: how did you manage to "connect" all these concepts you've learned through tutorials?
Whenever I'm learning coding concepts in "isolation" like here on the internet or at college, I'm having issues applying it in a practical way on real world projects. I feel I'm lacking that "practical experience" and so all this theory seems too abstract to understand if I don't use it. How did you manage to bridge that gap between theory and practice? Do you have any suggestions?
I am a beginner of the C# programming and I find a lot of tutorials on RUclips, I think this tutor is the best for the real beginner. Thank u!
Wow! I learned C# for the first time from Bob video's more than 18 years ago. Good to see he is still out there!
I took this course on Microsoft visual academy several years ago. One of the best courses online. Thank you, Mr. Tabor. I only wish Microsoft and Mr. Tabor make a more advance level tutorial.
Thanks for the nice comment!
@Newycoder best to learn C# and Unity together.
@Newycoder Sorry it took so long to reply ... there's no easy way to get notifications when it's not my channel. You likely have already decided on what you'll do. But just in case ... you can do both at the same time -- learning the Unity way / Unity UI / Unity concepts AND programming. Tiny projects will drive your need to understand more and more C#, and you can kind of just go back and forth. I think that's probably more sustainable than a singular focus on Unity UI **OR** C# exclusively for a prolonged time. Unity is a whole other animal. I tried to learn its concepts and UI but ultimately grew bored with lack of progress and moved on to something else. It helps if you have a small community of folks who are learning together and learning from each other. Good luck!!!
@@bobtabor4133 Hello Mr.Tabor, thankyou so much for this tutorial,learnt a lot for a beginner who knew almost nothing about object oriented programming language,can you please let me know how one can download the codes used in this tutorial,it would be really helpful.
@@bobtabor4133 Hey Mr. Tabor, just want you to know that I went from zero knowledge to making a working mod for a game in just one week. I cant express enough how grateful I am for this kind of high quality educational content. Thank you. Hugs from Brazil 😊.
This is amazing. I've been looking to learn C# for a while and every course out there assumes you have some knowledge in programming and treats you like you're supposed to know what they're talking about. I have zero experience in programming, and I want the course to treat me like a 5 year old trying to learn 1+1 in order for me to understand absolute basic concepts. Which this course amazingly does. Thank you so much!
Glad it is what you're looking for Osama!
@Osama Tamari can you tell me the good courses you were looking for c# other than this I want to be advanced c# developer and I was looking for complete c# course but I don't get one.
It’s incredibly frustrating but thankfully we have Bob!
I started my career in software engineering years ago because of this guy. Thanks Bob.
Glad I could help. :D
Thanks bot!
Same here😅
This was my first programming tutorial back in 2016 while I was in high school. I am where I am because of this video. Thank you.
I've been practicing coding for about a month now, going in not knowing ANYTHING. i invested in a computer and multi screens, I've watched 2 other people's videos for hours theirs were good, i pretty much know the basic's now and i could build a basic game and a functional calculator etc. i'm a fast learner, i'm already practicing coding something advanced i guess to me lol and ATM.... just for fun but i WISHED i found your video first. the way you explain everything is perfect!!, i'm only and hour in your video right now just to freshen my memory and after almost a month of dedication i already know what your talking about with out being confused like i was a month ago and man your a great teacher so detailed trying not to miss anything!!!!!!!! Thank you so much Mr.Tabor for making this video, looking forward to finishing this 8hr video.
For those people who never coded and have no idea coming in, if you practice and really put your mind too it you'll really understand everything and what he is saying. i came into this like omg i dont think i could do this but practice really makes perfect and im interested so i did it. Take it from me coming in as an extreme newbee. :)
Finished this course and it is excellent. Bob is an amazing tutor. As a C# beginner, the way the topics are structured and explained have really helped me to understand the basics. Thank you very much for this!
I'm an intermediate python programmer and so much of this stuff I never learnt with Python because it's abstracted away. Very grateful to learn it now and more importantly learn why. Great course so far Bob.
#solvemyprogrammingtask
I program in Python and by watching this video it was quite easy for me to transition to C#. Now I have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of C# and made several projects in C#! Video explains things very well, thank you!
Bob. All I can say, is Thank You. The last video felt like you were speaking right to me. I'm self taught and changed careers. Thanks for this course!
If you're a new developer, I definitely recommend the last chapter, "Where to go from here". The wisdom dispensed there is spot on. Thank you Bob!
Mr. Tabor is one the best explainers out there, watched this back in my school days and now I am studying computer science.
Started working through this before starting college for computer science where our intro to programming classes are taught in C# and it has helped so much. Thank you!
Thanks Bob, this was my first C# course and first programming course I have finished in general. I love C# as it is great at pretty much everything, I plan to go into game development.
Thank You Bob, this is easily the best introduction to C# for anyone interested, you are an amazing teacher!
Just came across your video today. I pray few years from now, I will come back here to join others testify of how your videos have helped me.
Thanks for putting these together and making them free, I like Bob's style of teaching these videos are really helping me get into programming and C#.
Thank you for the nice comment!
he's very detailed and the best video out there my opinion on C# i'v watched others and theirs can't even compare to his.
I cannot explain how well the tutor explains and demonstrates all the lessons in this video. Highlg recommendable to anyone looking to dig in C# ! I have saved the video to my list and will refer back whenever I forget any topic. Thank you so much to the creator. Loads of love and appreciation for making this video ❤👏
#solvemyprogrammingtask
Super helpful tutorial for C#! If anyone were to learn C# they should head to this tutorial. This tutorial is the best I have seen so far, keep it up!
Hii, thank you man. Your comment has been very helpful in deciding should i give it my time or not. I am new to language learning and just a lil bit confused in which software should i use , and about console and . Net. I'll be grateful if you help me with this.
Ive watched over 100 videos on how to code and bob tabor is #1. he is thorough and makes everything as simple as possible for beginners to understand.
MY ALL-TIME FAVORITE TEACHER, BOB TABOR!!!
This is a very good tutorial, after an hour he'll really slow down and guide you on the introductory basics which are very easy to understand and also instill early on to tidy your code on how to use less code to get the same results and easy to read. Honestly really good.
I remember taking this course on MVA years ago when I was in uni, helped me a lot back then. Great course for beginners.
Glad it helped! Best wishes to you!
This man honestly is a great teacher, he just does it so naturally; Thank you Bob.
I first learned C# back in 2006 from Bob Tabors lessons on MSDN. This guy is a legend.
I wanted to take the time to say: Thank you!. Yes, you are right when you say that some people are interested in you because of your knowledge, BUT I'd like to highlight that some others are also interested in you because you are such a good human being. You transmit your knowledge in such a way that it is easy for me to understand, efficiently, and you do that with great love as well. Thanks again!
Thank you for the explanation and advice beyond what any regular tutorial offers!
You have truly put a lot of experience, knowledge, time and effort into making this
I'm an advanced beginner but still stuck around for this tutorial.
So far I absolutely love how you explained in extreme detail, how to save, create and open code files on windows. There are really very few resources that show this.
Although the course is slow, I still stuck around learning C# bit by bit and coding the example code by myself in Visual Studio ... there was no downloadable code sample here but it was no showstopper
once again, THANK YOU!
#solvemyprogrammingtask
Bob, my first teacher when I got started with C# 😊
Thanks for the nice note!
This has been a brilliant resource! Not too slow paced, not too fast, thank you so much!
He's like my favorite instructor, ever. Though now, I don't use c# still he's my favorite.
Aw, thanks Ken! Wishing you the best!
same. my favorite instructor. just miss his teaching that's why I have to watch this again
Big thank you Bob for this amazing course! Watched it till the end with big pleasure.
Thank Mr Tabor for giving me a solid foundation in C# and rekindling my love for programming.
this is one of the highest quality tutorial i've seen across sectors!
It's great how Bob explains everything
Best learning setting on RUclips.
Please when you have the time, make an intermediate tutorial.🤞🤞🤞
Your explanation of C# collections is superb.
Thanks a lot Bob for your time and effort for this course!
Hi everyone. This man 👨 apart from being a nice person , what you can tell simply looking at him, is simply a fantastic teacher 👨🏫. The way he explains things, how he approaches all the concepts. And let me tell that because I'm not even american or british, english is not my native language 'cos I'm from Italy 🇮🇹. I bet if I could spend 6 months in a school with this man as my teacher I'll quickly become more than a decent c# programmer 👨🏻💻.
Mr. Tabor is the man! I was attending the computer science college years ago but it was pretty useless. I remember actually learning to code with Bob's courses all these years ago! His surname means "the camp" in my language actually!!!
Glad to hear the videos helped! Wishing you the best!
What's your language
Bob believe me i started learning programming years ago inspired by your C# fundamental videos. Thanks a lot
I love this! Although, the loud typing is destructing. BUT I'm still learning a lot. One of the best C# teachers! Thanks Bob!
What, you don't like my Razor gaming keyboard? :D
@@bobtabor4133 What games do you play? I take it....Adventure point n click 90's... i started off with commadore 64 back in the days. Gw basic, Turbo Pascal 7 and C++. Now learning C# . Thanx for your lessons. Its excellent!!
Actually its amazing, like music to my ear, Thanks Bob!
Will start to learn c# for my new job. Thank you Bob Tabor for this content. :D
Appreciate how you simplified and explained. you are a great teacher. glad I came across this tuto!
You make it very understandable and explain very well if I feel like I don’t get or understand what you said you always clear it up! In simpler terms which is a tremendous help!
Thanks a lot for the course Bob, I've really learned a lot thanks to this video! I wish you all the best :)
Thank you for explaining C# like this and breaking it down. I am coming from a Javascript background and I found it very easy to follow because some of the syntax looks like javascript, and I can easily relate them what I already know and follow along.
Once again, thank you 🙏
FINALLY, someone who understands HOW to explain CONCEPTS.
This is genuinely exciting! Just what I am looking for I cant wait to dig in!
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Day 1: 58:48
Day 2: 1:50:22
Day 3: 3:12:50
Day 4: 4:04:50
Thank you for that great video Bob!
Hello community, the course is going well, but where can i find the source codes from 2:46:56
For anyone who found this tutorial to be a bit slow...you can increase the playback speed by 2x and can still listen and understand him.
Just throwing this out there for somebody who keep forgetting that youtube has that feature.
Interesting, insightful and easy to understand course - thank you very much!
I liked the topics, I finally learned a key insight to events... Thank you Bob
i already know the basic things in c# and started some small projects but these videos that explain the overlooked things are very helpful and teach basic stuff that i didn't know, thank you very much 😊
I even downloaded this whole video tutorial, I learned a lot very satisfying. Thank you sir Bob Tabor.
Can you have Bob put out a series for c# and design patterns for not brand-new but still new programmers? I love his cadence in teaching.
at 7h09min I recommend putting the variable declarations before the try and add a breakpoint in the catch statement. That way, when an unexpected exception occurs during development it is caught and one can inspect any variable's values. Currently, if the error occurs say on line 18 the value of content would be unreadable because it is out of scope.
Good thought!
@@bobtabor4133 Hi Bob, any new additions or courses to your site? I signed up for the lifetime membership and I look forward to learning more from you.
nothing to say ....
just thank you soo much from the core of my heart
Hello, thanks to Bob Tabor for giving this course. Thank you for helping me and many others for starting our careers as developers.
Can you tell us where are the files that you provide and use for the code at 2:38:00
Thank you in advance.
Looking for this as well.
Bob, you’re the best there is!! 🎉
Does anyone know where to DL the files referenced at 2:46 in the Defining & Calling Methods chapter?
a free 8 hours programing class with jim carrey! can you imagine?
Excellent tutorial. Very helpful for someone who is new to C#
Hello. This is such an informative video. Really grateful for it. @6:24, do we have to define P for the lambda expression, and does it have to be a P? How do you decide?
im actually using VS code on linux and im half way through. no issues so far. all works fin as long as you have the right packages ^w^
Where is the link to the source code mentioned at 2:46:39?
I need them also... but from where did i get them?
great course, and a great outro. thank you very much, sir
OMG i never understood classes, but the way he explained it just sunk right into my tiny brain,4:05:55
Thanks for the series Bob! These videos have been great alongside some other Microsoft materials. I would love to know what keyboard you have, the sound the keys make is very satisfactory.
Hope you are well and life is being kind to you. Thanks :)
Newsubs and this my 1st time to learn .Thank you so much Sir i learned alot. God bless you sir
Wow!...so grateful for this C# tutorial !
Where can I get this project @ 02:47:19 if I'm watching this on RUclips?
thank you bob, your lesson might change my life ☺
Thank you, Bob! It's great lessons!
Great job. Well presented. Learning quite a bit.
3:53:11 How come that integer i didn't make any error without ToString() method? What I expected to happen was that integer making an error because it was appending integer onto myString during that for statements right?
Old but still relevant today, except OOP part where now there is nullable variable. So some code on OOP need to change to nullable properties. Overall recommend for beginner. :)
Hello Bob. Very good video. Thanks a lot. I have a question. During 3.08 you create two methods with same name "DisplayMethod". I can't do that on Visual Studio 2022. How is it changed? Thanks
This was so helpful, every other tutorial just left me confused.
Glad to hear it's helping!
00:58:50 - Understanding Data Types and Variables
Thank you so much you're the best!! I'm an experienced beginner like you said, but I still found the series enjoyable. Actually it cleared some doubts that I had from poorly explained tutorials that I had learnt from in the past. Very nice & easy to understand without pretending that we're babies. The typing is so satisfying lol. I would've paid lots for things tutorials like this one 6 years ago.
so far, i'm enjoying this course but where can i access the source codes to the exercises?
Thanks. It is good to restart from beginning - every few years.
Greate course! But easiest for beginners would be to start with top-level statements. Even I, as an experienced programmer, enjoy not having to think about class Program and method Main when bootstrapping and application.
Been ages since I last saw Bob.
hello, anyone can please tell me where can I get the material files?
Great video to start with C#. It would be even better if coding pane is not partially blocked by Bob’s window.
Great tutorial. However, I was not able to find the source code. Could anyone please share a link? Thanks a lot
Does someone know where to find the files for this lesson?
thanks Bob im learning so much from this course and look to complete within 3 days. im taking this course in college and im not understanding
Thank You for this course. This is the fourth tutorial i started and the first i finished. You also explained some of the small stuff, like the reason and use of the period or what overloading is. I know this video is a bit dated and some things changed, but this was good.
Great Thanks To you Sir.Amazing I started coding with out ChatGpt first time.
Thank you very much. I tried others' tutorials but they sound too complex to me!
NOTE: *Standard English-language vocabulary* (in which not all vegetables are called "broccoli" and not all punctuation is called a "bracket"):
*( )* := a left or right *_parenthesis_* (plural: *_parentheses_* )
*{ }* := a left or right *_brace_* ("curly" is understood: like _suspenders_ [in North America] or *_braces_* [in the UK], curling over a big gut)
*[ ]* := a left or right *_bracket_* (with "sharp" _k_ and _t_ sounds, just like their corners)