Excellent Video. Thank you so much. It's 8 years on, now year 2020 so the format has change a bit in Visual Studio. Old way: Func MyLamdba = r => 3.12 * r * r; New way: static double MyLamdba(double r)=> 3.12 * r * r; Reads even better than before :)
Again, this was another exceptionally detailed and comprehensive demonstration that explains very clearly these concepts. No idea who the loosers are that down voted but they really do need to get a life.
The way you explain is awesome. It's gives clear picture with your short and sweet examples you take. Thank you very much. Keep doing this.. great stuff.
You have a great quality to explain the logic and practical use of any technology. Thanks a lot for making such a kind of videos. I learned a lot from your videos.
Very well explained. I just love your tutorials and way you put up the blocks of concepts. Please let me know where can I get your videos on design principles & patterns. Once again very nice piece of work..!!!
cpointer() would be the syntax used for function pointers which we use in C, where delete syntax is not present. This dot invoke is required since cpointer is actually an object.
Pretty great video. I enjoyed the post-editing, it shows you really care! The information was fantastic and detailed. I recommend a mic filter next time though
Thank You very much! I tried to read from other sources and i couldn't understand the Func and that the parameters inside are for input and output. It's easier than ever.
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Hmm, I get different answers in the mantissa when I do method 1 @2:39 vs. method 2 @4:23, when using an input of 12. When I switch to 20 I then get the same answer in both cases with a mantissa of 6, unlike your output which had a 0 mantissa. Strange...
Create class user From project userDemo In namespace myDemo Where class is abstract So i could build this with tree expression when i get undesrstand you as u talked about the tree expression
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Excellent Video. Thank you so much. It's 8 years on, now year 2020 so the format has change a bit in Visual Studio.
Old way: Func MyLamdba = r => 3.12 * r * r;
New way: static double MyLamdba(double r)=> 3.12 * r * r;
Reads even better than before :)
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Excellent video. So much information in a relatively short time. Very efficient. Thanks
Easy to understand, very well explained. Thank you.
One of the best videos to understand lambda expression
Again, this was another exceptionally detailed and comprehensive demonstration that explains very clearly these concepts. No idea who the loosers are that down voted but they really do need to get a life.
Have seen bunch of videos to understand lambda expression but this video is really helpful
An Excellent Concept and an excellent demonstration ...... Thank you Mr. Shiv for this video
Very understandable. It really helps me even though I am new to EntityFramework, Lambda and c# deligates. Thank you for this tutorial
I understand the difference between lambda and delegate, thank you for this video
The way you explain is awesome. It's gives clear picture with your short and sweet examples you take. Thank you very much. Keep doing this.. great stuff.
Thank you so much sir for detail explanation.
the 1st indian vid tutorial i liked..
thank you, I learned too much from your videos..
and yes, this 1st Indian vid i liked..
Thank you very much Sir, really nice explanation, no words. Thank you very much.
I watched twice!
It is so simple! thank u bro
The complex concept is explained simply, Thanks for the detail
You have a great quality to explain the logic and practical use of any technology. Thanks a lot for making such a kind of videos. I learned a lot from your videos.
Concise, enlightening, eye opening with invaluable returns.
good staff, saved me a lot of time to google individual concept. thanks
Thank you Mr. Shiv. This tutorial cleared my concept on delegate.
Can't believe he overlooked pi and accepted the results were "almost the same"... lmao.
It could be an Easter egg as the video was uploaded on pi day 03.14
Great Job Sir!
I watched it through once, then again while inputting the code.
I learned a lot... Thanks
God I love you indian people for giving me all this programming knowledge. Bless you!
He is from Nepal...
You'll also use inline a lot like:
string str = oString.Find(x => x.Length > 5);
Very well explained. I just love your tutorials and way you put up the blocks of concepts. Please let me know where can I get your videos on design principles & patterns.
Once again very nice piece of work..!!!
thats awesome Shiv!
Nice explanation. Thanks for posting very useful videos
cpointer() would be the syntax used for function pointers which we use in C, where delete syntax is not present. This dot invoke is required since cpointer is actually an object.
It is a very very Helpful tutorial ,Thanks very Much
Your videos are all very good
good one. really a good good one. narrator is quiet knowledgeable person.
You should make more videos like this. You have the quality
Very nice; neat and simple; thank you very much for your time and service
Pi value has been changed, and that's giving different results. otherwise conceptually correct. thanks for lucid explanation.
Awesome video , this provide me fantastic explanation about delegate...
Thanks man..
Pretty great video. I enjoyed the post-editing, it shows you really care! The information was fantastic and detailed.
I recommend a mic filter next time though
Thank You very much! I tried to read from other sources and i couldn't understand the Func and that the parameters inside are for input and output. It's easier than ever.
you are awsome man.. i have become ur fan..
@ 6:40... your original delegate was 3.14 * r... your lambda was 3.12 * r. Just FYI.
Great Explanation !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
very neatly explained..
THANKS for posting. Very clear.
understandable nice work sir..!
Very good vedeo to understand lamda expession.
Very well explained...thnk u so much! Waiting for more such nice videos!
Thank you very much.. Very well explained.
Thanks, very easy to understand and well explained... )))
learnt us best experience of generic Delegate. Thanks
Nice one...short & sweet. Just wanted to mention one thing, screen moves very frequently
Excellent stuff👍🏻
Good job bro....
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amzingly put simple
I really enjoyed this video. Thxs
Thank you sir much respect and love..
Great video, certainly helped me to understand these core concepts
really great one. It is very very helpful to me. thanks.
Excellent. Well done
Really ultimate,thanks sir,thank you very much
very nice tutorials.
well explained!!! I would like also know more about scenarios in which it can be used.
MyAction(CheckGreaterThan5("Shiv123")); should be used at 13:38
it is nice and simple video to understand Lambda
Cool explanation !!
Nice one
Nicely done! thank you very much
Very clear..
Very clear and thank you
Good One. Need more example for Expression Tree with real time objects
Great video, helped a lot!
Short and Sweet:)
Thanks sir, it is very helpful
Excellent ...
great video...nice work
ur video help me lot
Great job, thanks.
really awesome video ,thanx sir
gud job its really very useful
Awesome!! this has really helped me out allot! thanks man :)
awesome tutorial
thanks for the video but could you please give more convincing video for use of delegates in expression trees
Nice video sir
Love this video!!!! Awesome
very clear ! thank u !
thank you very much for your appreciated effort
Thank you very much, sir !!I
thanks for your excellent explanation.
Hmm, I get different answers in the mantissa when I do method 1 @2:39 vs. method 2 @4:23, when using an input of 12.
When I switch to 20 I then get the same answer in both cases with a mantissa of 6, unlike your output which had a 0 mantissa.
Strange...
very good one
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Nice tutorial
Two Thumbs Up!
Super. very good
nice explination
Bravo!!!
Create class user
From project userDemo
In namespace myDemo
Where class is abstract
So i could build this with tree expression when i get undesrstand you as u talked about the tree expression
love your accent:D thanks
this is great.