I started learning C# two days ago and it's my first programming language. I think of it as "naked Excel" and I hope that makes sense.

I thought you wanted to go in the direction of using Python?

wow this is one of the best tutorial i have come across the explanation was super great nice work

Very clear and straightforward. Thank you.

Insane video love the breakdown, definitely will be getting the sensor for my project

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When you don't implement the using system and System.Console.WriteLine("hello world") compared to print('hello world') 🤣🤣🤣

You saved me a lot . you answer my question which i was always wonder why do we need constructor.........awesome .....

I thought your visor was actually gonna go from transparent to tinted like those chinese sun glasses

Hi man, I cant identify string variable. its saying "string" unidentified in visual studio code. Please help me out

WTH, really? And people are paying big bucks for this? Yall are spoiled and I am jealous -- C# dev

So electrical engineering would be the best place to start? Ive been interested in mechatronics and embedded systems. Would that experience be useful in controls engineering?

That was awesome! Thanks for showing the different ways to put a script in ignition. The way you showed it was funny and I liked it - keep it up! I would love to see how you can use a python script to override alarm priorities. I mean the ability for the user to dynamically change the alarm priority on screen (currently I can only change the alarm priority statically).

What, a huge W keep up the good work😄😄😄

Explain those few people who could build an entire system from mechanical design, installation, and then electrical panel design, control systems, programming, and everything else, FROM SCRATCH, with his own two hands. And when I mention programming, they dont just do PLC, but Python, not just Python, they dive into dynamic programming.

If you accidentally boot your game up in full-screen mode without the "quit" button functionality, you can ALT+TAB out of it and then close it down by right-clicking the icon on your hot bar.

I watched this and wish I knew this in the past but a quick question. For the resizable part, is it possible to have the window resizable to the point where you can Alt+Enter to make the window fullscreen and borderless? I just have times where it’s annoying seeing the windowed border and like the fullscreen but also like it resizable at times. If this does work, can you explain it? Thanks

you are so funny 😅, good tutorial 😍

Thanks a lot. I leanred somehting new. Make a video on how to plot data read by arduino using pyplot

I'm surprised there aren't more comments and likes against this tutorial. It was very helpful to me... thanks a bunch!

Can you please make a tutorial on how to do this if you only have the .py file and a command prompt without anything else from scratch?

Great video. I teach in a Control and Automation Engineering program and it is such a great field with a great future. Many people do not understand the discipline.

Thank you

hi i want to put myy tcp server online can u help with that?

so i made it too :D just by using WoodPrix plans :)

Thank you.....very helpful and true it's way faster then if elif else statements... Will definitely subscribe ❤

Thanks! :)

i love python!

This is helpful i am doing automation and information technology

I have a question on comport part. What if you are delpoying an arduino somewhere and the computer or server it is on change comports on the arduino and we are miles and miles away but don't have access to it. Is there a way to auto detect the port and connect to it automatically?

super mario 4.0?!! youre nuts!

Thank you so much for posting this video, helped alot in understanding window service. I have C# console application, where i have a consumer that subscribes to a rabbitmq queue, and stores the data in message in Sql server database. How can i turn this console application to a windows service?

How those image well be load into pycharm?

You only needed the using system for that

Do all these things still hold up right now? I majored in Electrical Engineering but got my first job as a Software Engineer. I've been meaning to find a job as a Control/Instrumentation Engineer and I was wondering what I need to do to develop skills needed for it as I pretty much forgot all electrical parts of my college. Any help is appreciated!

Very well explained. I hope someday You can do more videos about C# and OOP.

Then you go for some performance heavy real world problems and you desperately try pypy, numba, Cpython for months and you realize how much you could love C# :) Or try some nested loops at least...

Wow nice work you are very intelligent keep going 👍❤❤

I'm studying computer science and you're really helping me with my assignments Thank you

hello sir, i have a question why don't you use limit switch sir?

just out of interest, in what areas of the code do you believe you can optimise in and how would you do it?

This is great with 4 buttons, but every time you click you're running an IF for potentially every single Button Object in your menu. What if you have a million buttons? Then you're looking at a million IF statements every time you click. What I do is create an image mask of the menu's button layout, with each menu item color-coded to an RGB value. Parts of the screen that have no button I make (0,0,0) black. Then, when someone clicks, it only has to get_at() the color of the mask at mousepos to determine which Button Object was clicked. Dictionaries of your menu items would be stored as hash tables, and as such reduce time complexity from O(n) to O(1).

hi, i’m trying to build automation systems as a marine engineer. how do i start?

I'm having trouble with my player teleporting to anew level when they collide with a portal

I set the bigger balls retention to 1.5😂😂 after bounce 10 it was sooo long till it came back down😂😂😂😂😂😂 i was dieing laughing

it disconnects a few seconds after pairing it with PC and the LED are not responding

Good game thankyou

THANK YOU cause this was my first project ever! 4 months ago i did not have any idea of how to make projects i play chess so thought of this found ur video and worked on it for whole weekend thank you sm dude u really helped me take my first step 🙌 sm of progress after this i implemented chess AI its cool and have many other projects now😭

By convention, white goes down and black goes up. In the video they are the other way around. I have tried changing the coordinates but the program stops working, so something else needs to be changed and I can't find what I want.

Just to keep track of progress: 1:00:50