Teddy greetings, At 10:14 you explained the usage of Linq and notation in the where statement :) manipulating arrays of string in C is more demanding. (old C programmer from 1998). I said the "wow!!!" really loud and GF tough I was having a stroke 😯😯
I'm confused on why you used Squared Brackets instead of Curly Brackets for when creating the array as some code editors don't let you do that and I'm surprised Visual Studio Code let you.
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Teddy greetings, At 10:14 you explained the usage of Linq and notation in the where statement :) manipulating arrays of string in C is more demanding. (old C programmer from 1998). I said the "wow!!!" really loud and GF tough I was having a stroke 😯😯
I'm confused on why you used Squared Brackets instead of Curly Brackets for when creating the array as some code editors don't let you do that and I'm surprised Visual Studio Code let you.
Arrays aren't common in work? I think it may depend on your work. When I was doing javascript frontend, I worked with arrays a lot.
yes, just C# arrays. JS arrays are everywhere.
How would I simulate a deck of cards if I didn't use an array of objects?
Dictionary would be perfect for representing cards. There’s actually leetcode style questions that simulate cards all the time.