Loving your tutorials mate! Very informative and well explained, I like how you keep the code simple for beginners. Some practical examples would take your videos to the next level tho, I watch all the AD's to help you out.
Man can you tell me WTFFF is this ...... people saying: perfect C# Tutorial doesn't exist.🤔 people saying: C# Tutorial can not be funn 😮💨 people saying: C# Tutorial is hard🥴 people saying: C# Tutorial is made by nerds 🤓 literally Teddy: Nah Man you are the best you made my day😍
Hi again. LOL I was wondering, it you have som tip, to become C# developer, what road do i have to go? I am applying to some studyes, in Sweden, and for getting a spot in that education, they will really try me, in 10 days. Starting on monday. I´m not that crazy thinking I won´t make it, but it is a bit stresssy.
Im learning from scratch because Im disabled and stuck at home alot which is boring af , figured being an avid gamer myself why not learn to make a video game to pass the time and wanted to say thankyou so much for teaching me everything I currently know about coding. I have adhd and am dyslexic on top of being exhausted from so many illnesses so having information stay put and also not dance across the screen (the dyslexia gets way worse the more confused I get) is rare for me but your teaching style seems to be perfect for my brain to cope with ... perhaps its the pokemon references? :)
Hello, I'm trying to learn programming but not sure which platform to learn and I can't find videos that I can watch without it going over my head. So far I'm on video #5 Arrays. You mentioned a textbook when giving the definition of Array. Which textbook would that be?
On each topic, find any blog/video you like. Slow down and write every word down. It's not so much the content but need to slow down and take in every word.
pausing at 16:34 to take a guess....... because the data type string is a "bigger" type, and because of declaring an array of strings without initializing it means there hasn't yet been space in memory allocated for each string, therefore each item would be null until initialized
I always think of bracket notation as getting the index value of an array. vs[0] = 1 would be setting the first object in the array with a value of 1. Right?
Hello Teddy, when I click on Array and click go to definition it looks vastly different compared to yours. Has the recent updates changed it quite a bit..like instead of public abstract class Array: there is public abstract partial class Array: I wonder if that limits the access to certain stuff
Partial is actually a way to “split” apart classes but still they are the same. It might have been a recent change but they are still they same to the compiler. Good question 👍
@@TeddySmithDev thank you man..the fact you are still replying to old videos is very kind and one of the rarest thing to see in these type of channel. Bless you!!
i have to be honest, and you might explain it, but i did not expect the int array to have 0's assigned, i expected them to be null, empty. it feels wrong
Ok, it is in the next video. Value types can not be null. oh, and thank you for the videos. They make trying to learn to code a lot more understandable
null is basically mean nothing. int is a numeric datatype so nothing in number is 0. And a string, which is a continous array of character(If i'm wrong here please give me the right description to this one), cannot be declare as 0(numeric) so it's declare as null I learned this in Java and now jump to C#. C# was created for the purpose of Microsoft's own Java so there are a lot of thing i can relate. Sorry if my english sound like shit
3:56 "you do use arrays, but (snip) there's other far more common data types" ...arrays aren't a data type, they're more a structure to hold many of the same data type.
Just a bit of constructive criticism - you say a hell of a lot to try and explain what a very simple sketch would show. I expect that seasoned programmers will get what you are saying because they are of the same mind-set, but for me, as someone who has just dabbled in a few different languages but don't do it for a job, it's friggin difficult to follow at times. And your typing sucks. Try looking at the keyboard instead of re-typing things 10 times. Apart from that, I'm enjoying the course.
Loving your tutorials mate! Very informative and well explained, I like how you keep the code simple for beginners. Some practical examples would take your videos to the next level tho, I watch all the AD's to help you out.
Loved the analogy at the beginning of the video
Very fantastic training. LINQ- Language Integrated Query. Which makes as avoid writing SQL Queries.
I Love you having fun, learning! ♥♥♥
Man can you tell me WTFFF is this ......
people saying: perfect C# Tutorial doesn't exist.🤔
people saying: C# Tutorial can not be funn 😮💨
people saying: C# Tutorial is hard🥴
people saying: C# Tutorial is made by nerds 🤓
literally Teddy: Nah
Man you are the best you made my day😍
since for int, the array construtor initialized 0's thus for strings-null means empty, you're sort of creating space for future values.
Hi again. LOL I was wondering, it you have som tip, to become C# developer, what road do i have to go?
I am applying to some studyes, in Sweden, and for getting a spot in that education, they will really try me, in 10 days.
Starting on monday. I´m not that crazy thinking I won´t make it, but it is a bit stresssy.
"Ward Cleaver gave me a very stern talking to" haha
All Explained very well.
Im learning from scratch because Im disabled and stuck at home alot which is boring af , figured being an avid gamer myself why not learn to make a video game to pass the time and wanted to say thankyou so much for teaching me everything I currently know about coding. I have adhd and am dyslexic on top of being exhausted from so many illnesses so having information stay put and also not dance across the screen (the dyslexia gets way worse the more confused I get) is rare for me but your teaching style seems to be perfect for my brain to cope with ... perhaps its the pokemon references? :)
pokemon reference are a must for learning lmao. sounds like you are making the best of it. I use programming to escape my problems too! lol
hey you ever learn how to code?
Hello, I'm trying to learn programming but not sure which platform to learn and I can't find videos that I can watch without it going over my head. So far I'm on video #5 Arrays. You mentioned a textbook when giving the definition of Array. Which textbook would that be?
On each topic, find any blog/video you like. Slow down and write every word down. It's not so much the content but need to slow down and take in every word.
pausing at 16:34 to take a guess....... because the data type string is a "bigger" type, and because of declaring an array of strings without initializing it means there hasn't yet been space in memory allocated for each string, therefore each item would be null until initialized
I'm not going places lmfao
@@chadgregory9037 We're all gonna make it brotha :)
I always think of bracket notation as getting the index value of an array. vs[0] = 1 would be setting the first object in the array with a value of 1. Right?
"if you use the word "object" .... then 'no' means 'yes' " XD
Thanks for this 👍🏼
thanks for watching!
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Hello Teddy, when I click on Array and click go to definition it looks vastly different compared to yours. Has the recent updates changed it quite a bit..like instead of public abstract class Array: there is public abstract partial class Array: I wonder if that limits the access to certain stuff
Partial is actually a way to “split” apart classes but still they are the same. It might have been a recent change but they are still they same to the compiler. Good question 👍
@@TeddySmithDev thank you man..the fact you are still replying to old videos is very kind and one of the rarest thing to see in these type of channel. Bless you!!
why is the array just returning int32[]? I did the same code for the dynamic array in the tutorial and it just returns that...
sry if im being dumb :3
Can a object[ ] have a reference to itself inside?
Yeah, arrays can have arrays of arrays. That's actually a really good question. Good job.
when you have no numbers you say 0 when you have no text you say null
i have to be honest, and you might explain it, but i did not expect the int array to have 0's assigned, i expected them to be null, empty. it feels wrong
Ok, it is in the next video. Value types can not be null. oh, and thank you for the videos. They make trying to learn to code a lot more understandable
null is basically mean nothing. int is a numeric datatype so nothing in number is 0. And a string, which is a continous array of character(If i'm wrong here please give me the right description to this one), cannot be declare as 0(numeric) so it's declare as null
I learned this in Java and now jump to C#. C# was created for the purpose of Microsoft's own Java so there are a lot of thing i can relate.
Sorry if my english sound like shit
lmao your english is better then some Americans
null for string is as zero for int in C#. When we declare a string array, buckets are null (zero, nothing).
You missed multi dimensional arrays, that is where arrays become complex
I'm a nerd but dimensional arrays are even too much for me lmao
3:56 "you do use arrays, but (snip) there's other far more common data types" ...arrays aren't a data type, they're more a structure to hold many of the same data type.
Just a bit of constructive criticism - you say a hell of a lot to try and explain what a very simple sketch would show. I expect that seasoned programmers will get what you are saying because they are of the same mind-set, but for me, as someone who has just dabbled in a few different languages but don't do it for a job, it's friggin difficult to follow at times. And your typing sucks. Try looking at the keyboard instead of re-typing things 10 times. Apart from that, I'm enjoying the course.
Just an fyi you sorted in the video an array that was already sorted... lol... maybe not the best example
I are just telling real world, but actually not saiyng anything, those examples tells me nothing