Exceptions and Exception Handling in C#.Net - Part 1 | C#.NET Tutorial | Mr. Bangar Raju

[@NareshIT]

Please Comment, Subscribe and Click Bell🔔🔔🔔 Icon for More Updates. To learn software course from our experts please register here for online training: goo.gl/HIB0wL

[@DilipNageshwar]

A Great Effort has been taken for explanation of the Exception Concept.....Great Teaching by the Great Teacher Mr. Bangar Raju......You are the best example for the upcoming teachers and lecturers......

[@sandy279]

Always More than awesome explanation and everytime it is more new I love the way of his teaching

[@badarraja8107]

Sir I'm from Pakistan
Great learning from you lectures
Love u a lot 💟

[@luckyroy3049]

sir, please ask to imran khan. does he allow you to read from india or not...?

[@harikrishna86]

Its a terroristan

[@luckyroy3049]

It was just a joke...

[@AlishSafarli]

@@luckyroy3049 :D :D :D

[@shuvbhowmickbestin]

Good job for explaining this using the white board since topics like exception handling and multithreading are a bit intricate than the other topics. Thanks for the video sir. I've learnt C# purely from this channel.

[@mohan_moby]

Wow. This is really a great video. Thanks for your effort sir❤

[@premkumarsirikonda2981]

Wah Just mind blowing sir😍

[@keerthisharan2037]

Hello sir! Thank you so much for the video. The code from @05:48, will give you the vaklue of index and hence you won't get error. Might you wanted to tell us this one I believe. . Which will print the array values and hence the exception,System.IndexOutOfRangeException.

[@rahulmacwan4494]

Nice content. Clear and detailed explanation.

[@madhuvuta1509]

Ur explanation is crystal clear sir

[@wahidhashemi4632]

Thank you Mr. Bangar Raju for your tutorials.

[@lyanola]

Thank you Mr. Bangar Raju.

[@manjeetnandal1]

Naresh sir,
You are really awesome!
&
Definitely a great thanks goes to you!

[@AD-ng4mz]

Awesome. Thank you Sir.

[@tech-H2O]

Hi Sir, I think in example you mean Console.Writeline(arr[i]). Then it will give run time error. No error if use (i). Thanks for Free Videos.

[@TheAndreiStoian]

yes , i will return the count from 0 to arr length which is 5 , and arr[i] will return the actual numbers in the array

[@chetanprakash6618]

yup, absolutely right!.

[@sauravpatil1651]

very nice teaching sir

[@krishnasmemories8834]

Thank You sir , Please explain multi-threading With Example

[@gotech3127]

I like this video or this lecture very much. Thank you for this information.

[@021ce_darshitagondaliya8]

Thank you sir :)

[@janalbertgibson3192]

very good teacher

[@akshaychavan2715]

very nice describe sir

[@YoutubeCodingBot]

He is equal to God🥳🤩

[@anadichakraborty3713]

a very good video sir..but I think there should not be any run time error for the example used here..

[@meowmeow9884]

Love you sir

[@ranjanmaithani6263]

Thankyu sir for dis lecture

[@top5things968]

THANK YOU SIR .

[@nitinkesherwani1009]

Hello Sir,
Thanks for explaination...but there is slight mistake in the initial example where Console.WriteLine(arr[i]) will give error and not Console.WriteLine(i).

[@abdulmunafabdul24]

Thank you

[@preetamvarun9219]

thanks

[@DilipNageshwar]

sir its arr[i] in Console.Writeline(+arr[i])); and not just "i". No error wil be thrown if you out only i.

[@TechAahar]

Thank you sir

[@venkatachandu425]

please explain Solid Principles using c#

[@viveknarayansingh6630]

Thank U Sir

[@sidharthpanda2586]

Thnk q sir.....

[@pallavibai5228]

system.argumentoutofrangeexception index was out of range. must be nonnegative and less while eyeshot in wpf plz help it

[@nikeshrathour2385]

Array IndexOutofRange Exception is right not Bound

[@jinnahkanyako181]

He is teaching on the fly.. ( for crying out loud!!) ...yes there is a mistake with the code..so what ? the lecture is cogent...

[@HappySingh-sh3lw]

Uncha ji todi choti vedio bnaya kr...
BTW Nice Content.

[@abhayagarwal5097]

As*hole

[@mysticmultiverse]

Please improve your code ..frist example your are print I not arr with i ..for this program will run without exception..

[@narutosingh5239]

useless. all theory. you can teach programming using theory.

[@Santhoshravali]

thank you sir

[@brajaballavnath1955]

Thank u Sir

[@sriniwassburri8025]

Thanks sir.