Hey Nick I just wanted to let you know that you are an underrated creator, I learn a lot from your content and I have a better understanding in programming since I started to watch your videos. Keep it up the good work King
Nick, thank you for recording and sharing this including the simple examples and code comparisons! I love sharing coding snippets like yours with my developers yet I'd give this one a pass as I would confuse my people. Record properties are recommended to be written in Pascal notation (not a biggie and technically a personal choice) but inheritance (of records too) is an "is" relationship: an employee isn't a department yet an employee can be a person. Keep those small session coming though. They are easy to digest. :-)
Hey Nick I just wanted to let you know that you are an underrated creator, I learn a lot from your content and I have a better understanding in programming since I started to watch your videos. Keep it up the good work King
I appreciate that! Thanks so much!
Nick, thank you for recording and sharing this including the simple examples and code comparisons!
I love sharing coding snippets like yours with my developers yet I'd give this one a pass as I would confuse my people. Record properties are recommended to be written in Pascal notation (not a biggie and technically a personal choice) but inheritance (of records too) is an "is" relationship: an employee isn't a department yet an employee can be a person.
Keep those small session coming though. They are easy to digest. :-)
Fair point. I admit 'department' was not a good choice for an inheritance example. Something like 'person' would have made more sense