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Great tutorial Saldina! I can see the Delphi/Pascal influence in C# - makes sense since Anders Hejlsberg was heavily involved in Delphi. One of his regrets is not having maintained Pascal's type annotation coming after the variable name. `num1: int` vs `int num1`. Almost all newer languages nowadays have the type annotation after the variable name. Kotlin: fun sumTwoNums( num1: Int, num2: Int ): Int { return num1 + num2 } Swift: func sumTwoNums( num1: Int, num2: Int )-> Int { return num1 + num2 } Haxe: static function sumTwoNums( num1: Int, num2: Int ): Int { return num1 + num2; } Odin: sumTwoNums :: proc( x: int, y: int ) -> int { return x + y } Zig: fn sumTwoNums( a: i8, b: i8 ) i8 { return a + b; } Rust: fn sumTwoNums( num1: i32, num2: i32 ) -> i32 { num1 + num2 } TypeScript: function sumTwoNums( num1: number, num2: number): number { return num1 + num2; } One of the few languages that maintained a C/C++ - like syntax is Dart: int sumTwoNums(int num1, int num2) { return num1 + num2; }
because most of the money comes from beginners looking up beginner tutorials. so for most youtubers this means to repeat the basics in different languages.
Thank you. I've put a lot of time in creating YT videos. And regarding my course, it took a year and a half of work behind the camera. if you have something that you really believe in and that has proven to work for a lot of students of my course already, wouldn't you also offer it? I still continue to provide free educational content because I understand that there are people who don't have money to purchase the course, but for those who want to speed up their progress, get my help, learn to code and get a job, they can enroll in the course and see for themselves how it works. I offer 7 days money-back guarantee, so you really have nothing to lose. Try it out before you write comment like this. 🚀✨️
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I have watched many C++ and C# RUclips tutorials. But, her teaching style is amazing and even an absolute beginner can easily understand it. Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰❤️.
you watched so many with no progress, so you start to watch the easy subjects again ? how is that going for you ?
Hi Saldina,
Do you teach any frameworks in your course?
Great video............love your top too !
Great tutorial Saldina! I can see the Delphi/Pascal influence in C# - makes sense since Anders Hejlsberg was heavily involved in Delphi. One of his regrets is not having maintained Pascal's type annotation coming after the variable name. `num1: int` vs `int num1`. Almost all newer languages nowadays have the type annotation after the variable name.
Kotlin:
fun sumTwoNums( num1: Int, num2: Int ): Int {
return num1 + num2
}
Swift:
func sumTwoNums( num1: Int, num2: Int )-> Int {
return num1 + num2
}
Haxe:
static function sumTwoNums( num1: Int, num2: Int ): Int
{
return num1 + num2;
}
Odin:
sumTwoNums :: proc( x: int, y: int ) -> int {
return x + y
}
Zig:
fn sumTwoNums( a: i8, b: i8 ) i8 {
return a + b;
}
Rust:
fn sumTwoNums( num1: i32, num2: i32 ) -> i32 {
num1 + num2
}
TypeScript:
function sumTwoNums( num1: number, num2: number): number {
return num1 + num2;
}
One of the few languages that maintained a C/C++ - like syntax is Dart:
int sumTwoNums(int num1, int num2) {
return num1 + num2;
}
Saldina, where is C++ courses, why did you stoped them ?
because most of the money comes from beginners looking up beginner tutorials. so for most youtubers this means to repeat the basics in different languages.
did you finish all the videos in your practical course
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2:48 Hello Saldina! (David is my actual name hehe)
I required c++ course . Why you stopped it plz continue
Opp is Also continue
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We need c++
I love your content.... but feels you spent more time plugging your course/channel than delivering actual content which is a shame...
Thank you. I've put a lot of time in creating YT videos. And regarding my course, it took a year and a half of work behind the camera. if you have something that you really believe in and that has proven to work for a lot of students of my course already, wouldn't you also offer it?
I still continue to provide free educational content because I understand that there are people who don't have money to purchase the course, but for those who want to speed up their progress, get my help, learn to code and get a job, they can enroll in the course and see for themselves how it works.
I offer 7 days money-back guarantee, so you really have nothing to lose. Try it out before you write comment like this. 🚀✨️