11. How to program in C# - INHERITANCE - Beginner Tutorial

[@yorkman25]

The first 10 videos have covered one whole semester of c# at my university. Thank you so much.

[@Triggerly]

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[@bsh7390]

will you pay him after you managed to make money with C #? because he taught you whole semester course

[@orbitalop3842]

These are the best C# tutorials I've found on youtube, and would recommend them to anyone wanting to learn C# . Thanks for the tutorial brackeys, it is much appreciated.

[@Brackeys]

Orbital OP Wow thanks! That means a lot :D

[@magnusm4]

+Orbital OP also for Java, they are almost identical but this one feels much better.

[@LayZeeChannel]

"And we're simply gonna call him, Heisenberg." I cracked up at this moment XD 10:40

[@sonic26000]

I don't practice as much as I should, so I always forget how classes an inheritance work. I'm glad your videos are here. They make a great refresher!

[@ShizzleMyChizzle]

Dude you are incredibly good at explaining! 14 minutes of pure gold.

[@antonijabaric8389]

I know C++ really good but because of one class on college I needed to learn C#. I like this C# so much and it's way much easier than C++. I learned this program in one afternoon. There is no pointers, references, overloading operators ect. Thank you Brackeys and hope you'll keep doing such a good tutorials.

[@MattBee2k2]

I did c# first then uni threw C++ at us and I couldn't get my head round some of it, it's so unnecessarily complicated.

[@alimertc]

Well, it isnt "unnecessarly complicated". Its just "unnecessarly complicated" compared to your needs. It has its uses.

[@MattBee2k2]

Learn programming at uni but your tutorials are a great way to learn programming, really put things into perspective that I don't understand at uni, thanks.

[@thesilvercreepers]

These are the most easy to understand tutorials I've ever watched, great job 👍

[@Combat9259]

I think you just saved my life. You make everything way more easy to understand!

[@TheGuruDesign]

I must say this was a good video out of all your other "Free" tutorials. You recapping at the end was really good! I like how you showed inheritance through one .cs program document. Its kinda different from Unity that breaks each class into its own .cs document but the same logic "VERY SAME LOGIC!!!!!!!!". good job Brackeys

[@rebeccad.collins2617]

Watching your videos has literally raised my programming grade by an entire letter! Thank you so much for making these videos, you are by far the most concise content creator for learning to code. Very much appreciated!

[@catleysama]

I love how so many people share their games that they made from your tutorials i the description its awesome :D

[@SnappyYouT]

You're awesome!

[@Brackeys]

Snappy No sir, YOU are awesome :D

[@SnappyYouT]

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[@timschel]

no all are awesome! :D

[@scottev954]

Very easy-to-follow overview of a complex and important topic. Thanks for your time and energy.

[@Garross2]

I love seeing Brackeys get actually invested in the characters he is creating xD lol.

[@shadilios]

Brackeys: *leaves an extra space by mistake* "oops" Me: Fucks up a page of code and don't give a damn lmao

[@tomaina7924]

Super awesome tutorials!! I am here from 2018 now and learning from your vids!! Your content is amazing!!

[@Zeljikalka]

Heisenberg - a typical cat name xD

[@JP-monkeybot]

It really should have been Schrodinger...

[@dipanjanghosal1662]

@One cheeky bih happiness level 0.3. Walt is never happy lol

[@muhammadsultankhan8450]

and it was also obvious.... XD

[@gyattrizzV]

thank you brackey you are a save my entire life

[@joshsansom8814]

Brackeys I have learned so much from your vids. Thanks dude.

[@zibusisondlovu5577]

Natural born teacher sir!!

[@MrR3dw3as3l]

Thanks man for these tutorials! I really appreciate your work. C# is my new favorite language :D

[@bullorus2475]

Thanks for these courses Brackes!

[@Brackeys]

Bullorus You are welcome man :D

[@bullorus2475]

So are you :) Do you plan on making this a grand series, because i feel like there is still a lot to learn?

[@nickspirakus8008]

Great work on all of your videos. Definitely helped me grasp basic C# syntax and code formations!

[@BramVanbilsen]

In the previous video, you told us to make the class outside of the main class but now you are making it inside the main class. Is there a difference?

[@johnmoore4248]

Bram Vanbilsen There's no difference mate as long as they r in the same namespace (even if both are placed in different file (.cs aka C# code file like . java/.py). If they r not in the same namespace, u need to use (using namespace'name.class'sname). Which is like #using myNewNameSpace.myNewClasd. Cheers.

[@joro353]

Thanks for clarifying Moore John.

[@liam9996]

joro353 There is one, you dont have to jump between methods or classes

[@tahaahmed5292]

Hey Brackeys i tried the Animal.Count in this Video,it Works. awesome

[@bamcodes]

Brackeys , man I love your videos , thanks man . You're awesome !

[@1julianoni]

Thanks you did a great job in explaining this, the RPG example is what made it make sense to me.

[@jonlbs7]

Your videos are EXCELLENT !!😊👌

[@BlackLight650]

You are a wonderful conveyer of methods and instructions sir. Thank you for these videos.

[@faremy]

This was fun ! Mix this with class constructors and you manage to get a very clean code in your Main method that does quite some work ! Thx for this tutorial ! :§

[@kocornik]

Swear to god brackeys has a video for everything

[@CM-ng1ef]

These are very well done tutorials. They have really helped me learn about C#. Now that i have a basic base knowledge I think I will go to your "make a game" series.

[@Brackeys]

Dovah Kiin definitely do that! be aware the make a game series is in javascript ;)

[@chasekilleen1459]

I love this guy's voice, so fucking smooth

[@sifundomhlungu5119]

I freaking fell in love with inheritance after watching this video

[@ftcgames4816]

finally! thanks been looking for an explanation of inheritance!

[@mouwersor]

Finally someone who doesn't use vehicles as a metaphor..

[@stelioskarydakis388]

finallyyyy a great video about inheritance..amazing!!great job thank you!!

[@_catulus]

Remarkably helpful. I have to make goblins, skeletons, spiders, zombies, imps, wizards, and succubi. Needless to say, this will make it much easier. Thanks!! :D :D

[@SunriseDreams-]

What a legend! Thank you so much for the help. :)

[@NardeenEmadOumar]

:D yaaaaaay you just taught me inheritance in such funny and easy way :D thank you

[@Brackeys]

+Nardeen Emad.Oumar Great! you're welcome ;)

[@NardeenEmadOumar]

+Brackeys I got an A+ on today Quiz :D

[@gokayakcay7093]

Thanks. Your lessons are very simple and practical.

[@AlexM19875]

class Character class Player : Character class Bot : Character Thank you! This helped :P

[@Trickeriz1]

amazing work !! love your tutorials . ive learned soo much ! keep going HERO!

[@clayrobb5862]

Hey man. Thanks so much, really helped! Keep up the good work.

[@hadiagul312]

You're awesome!you've taught me more about programming over the past 20 hrs than my teacher has in 9 months. THANK YOU!!!In the previous video, you told us to make the class outside of the main class but now you are making it inside the main class. Is there a difference? The first 10 videos have covered one whole semester of c# at my university. Thank you so much. 216 likes 0 dislikes now this is how it should look like.:D yaaaaaay you just taught me inheritance in such funny and easy way :D thank you Why are the class definitions within the class "Main Class"? Why put them inside "Main Class" as opposed to new classes within the namespace "First Console Project"? Is it for accessibility?The first 10 videos have covered one whole semester of c# at my university. Thank you so much. please you can make some tutorials with visua studio to show how to make windows forms apps 7Yay! No dislikes! The haters finally realised that this is the best C# course.These are the best C# tutorials I've found on youtube, and would recommend them to anyone wanting to learn C# . Thanks for the tutorial brackeys, it is much appreciated.I know C++ really good but because of one class on college I needed to learn C#. I like this C# so much and it's way much easier than C++. I learned this program in one afternoon. There is no pointers, references, overloading operators ect. Thank you Brackeys and hope you'll keep doing such a good tutorials.I've been really interested in making a third person shooter game for a long time. I would greatly appreciate I if you could create a tutorial series on it.Brackeys: Now our dog class... Auto EN caption: Now our dark class... Darth Vader: wat ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) 1

[@Streta2k11]

Another great tutorial, thanks Asbjørn.

[@AkinJanet]

thanks for your neat and clean tutorials

[@TheCrow2269]

Dude!! Thank you!! I understand it better!! Thank you

[@dontmindletsplay]

So you would use this to for example have a base calls called weapon. and then give different weapons properties like strenght, weight and such. I dont know how long it would have taken me to learn this with books and teachers. but in just one day i feel like im starting to understand the basic c# language. And for that i thank you! Not only great tutorials, but free as well! really appreciate you doing this. You are awesome!

[@dudenarima2528]

you can say no to inheritance, but you'll need much much MUCH more code to write and if you forgot smth, you'll need to overwrite every class but with inheritance it becomes more compact and understandable

[@Karlponken]

Very good explanation, keep up the good work!

[@raihanurrahman503]

watched one of your videos and the result...SUBSCRIBED!

[@vanshyadav4533]

The example of an RPG for inheritance, made me understand inheritance, which I couldn't do for the past 4 months

[@johnmoore4248]

Hi Brackeys, it is awesome. But, it will be perfect if u use Constructor as u did in heritance tutorial. BTW, your Interface tutorial is really really good and it's different from others explaination. Which helps me a lot. Thanks mate. Cheers. 😃

[@MaximumBloop]

10:14 so i coded everything exactly as it is written and the program ran this New Happiness : 9.0000004 why?

[@dainp2005]

Same here, I think it has something to do with floats not being as strict as doubles, so decimals like this I have been informed to use doubles instead of floats, but I don't know the reasoning. I got 0.90000004 though

[@ADMAtions]

Same

[@prod.immortalized]

it has to do with floats not being as accurate as doubles

[@IrfanAli-so5hh]

Same problem here too!

[@theduckfliesagain]

Hey, thanks for all these great tutorials!! How often are you planning to upload these c# ones?

[@DannyBurkeBanjo]

thanks, your videos are really clear and are helping me a lot!

[@stavvers]

Fantastic video! thank you so much!

[@gamerspecial4562]

you are very good ad giving leasons thank you very much i have learnd a lot

[@halaabjar7665]

wonderful teacher I like the way it is simple and so useful

[@VeeZzz123]

very informative, well explained

[@Pr3DaToR15]

Very helpful! Thanks.

[@swishyfeather]

These are great, THANK YOU! I've been following along in Visual Studio and saving some of the important parts. I keep having to refer back to for and while loops though, can't seem to get those memorized. Everything has been pretty great! (=

[@RnW154]

So I've spent the majority of the day on these and have covered alot of ground! Thank you so much Brackeys! Made this so easy to understand! perhaps now I'll be able to make more sense out of the other stuff i've seen on the net. Can't wait to hear about the remaining 2 pillars. is their any online material that you'd recommend from this point on?

[@MosquitoMurderer]

Awesome tutorials! I like how you use examples that are straight forward and easy to understand, definitely helps with the learning.

[@UndergroundDev]

Great tutorial as usual :D

[@ftcgames4816]

do you think you will make an intermediate-advanced tutorial series?

[@danzafrir3416]

I just found this video because I have a test in like 3 hrs( gonna fail don’t even hope for me) and I know I am gonna be learning a lot from this playlist

[@DanKardell]

Great job. How to you call the Cat Constructor when you want to pass parms that are in the base class?

[@scorch_d62]

Why are the class definitions within the class "Main Class"? Why put them inside "Main Class" as opposed to new classes within the namespace "First Console Project"? Is it for accessibility?

[@johnmoore4248]

Hi Alan Armero, this question have been asked by sb. Here is the answer. There's no difference mate as long as they r in the same namespace (even if both are placed in different file (.cs aka C# code file like . java/.py). If they r not in the same namespace, u need to use (using namespace'name.class'sname). Which is like #using myNewNameSpace.myNewClasd. Cheers.

[@BobDavidsons]

@@johnmoore4248 nah your john moore

[@Zasfarr]

Fantastic work! May I suggest a video on polymorhism? It's been so stressed in my coding courses and I think it would be well worth the video!

[@camspythepro]

Could you do an in-depth video on the String.Format method please? P.S. This is probably one of the best c# tutorial series ever.

[@noahspagnolo9348]

Yay! No dislikes! The haters finally realised that this is the best C# course.

[@antoine8611]

Well you're three years late so... xD

[@tabbypp]

wonderful tutorial!! Thank you!

[@vxern2443]

Thanks for tuning in at brackiiis

[@coolimdad]

4:54 why did i already know it would be bark? is it just so natural?

[@ahmed_gamal2006]

Thank you dude I have learned alot

[@muhammadsultankhan8450]

I am having a problem, .i was doing just like what was he doing in video as it is....but when i spawned a new dog and named it spotty as in the video then it goes down like spotty.name="spotty"; it was giving no errors in video but it is giving me errors in my code...it is saying: "Member Animal.type can not be accessed with an instance reference; qualify it with type name instead." bu when i type : Dog.name="Spotty"; it goes fine....i want to know why i can't write like brackeys...why it is giving me errors why is that happening to me and not happening in video...i checked again and again that what am i doing wrong but all the things were just same as he coded in video like i copy pasted it...Please help me with that..

[@TheBosniaSarajevo]

If I could give you 20000 thumbs up on every video, I would! Thanks!

[@LayZeeChannel]

By the way, great series.

[@atincuzun]

Wow its been a while since we had seen a video from this tutorials thanks! Asbjorn can tell an approximate number of videos that will be in this series?

[@HesterLiong]

I love your videos!

[@AndreasWaatz]

Tack :)

[@mr_easy]

I have a question: Do private members of the base class also get inherited to the derived class?? And thanks for the tutorials :)

[@Brackeys]

Rishabh Gupta Short answer: Technically they do but you can't access them from within the derived class. If you want the protection of a private variable while being able to access it you should use the 'protected' keyword :)

[@jacobbarrett2020]

I've been really interested in making a third person shooter game for a long time. I would greatly appreciate I if you could create a tutorial series on it.

[@magnusm4]

+Jake Barrett That would be great. A tutorial on how to make different cameras. The mmo above free control that pass through things view. RE stationary and still/following that change between areas view. Gliding on objects and glide after the player smoothly rather than constantly in the middle. Or moving ahead of the player depending on where you go.

[@GFC1337]

LETS GO BRACKEY'S

[@jirikoun7699]

Right, you are awesome, and not with a hindy accent :-) Thanks a lot!

[@sergiorodrigo6504]

Great tutorial meaby I suggest adding the type of animal to the code in this way: using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; namespace Chapter11_Brackeys { class Program { class Animal { public string name; public string tipo_animal = "unknown"; public int age; public float happiness; public void PrintBase() { Console.WriteLine("Tipo Animal: {0}" ,tipo_animal); Console.WriteLine("Name: {0}", name); Console.WriteLine("Age: {0}", age); Console.WriteLine("Happiness: {0}", happiness); } } class Dog : Animal { public int spotCout; public void Bark() { Console.WriteLine("WUF!"); base.happiness += 0.1f; } } class Cat : Animal { public float cuteness; public void Meow () { Console.WriteLine("MEOW!"); } } static void Main(string[] args) { Dog spotty = new Dog(); spotty.tipo_animal = "Dog"; spotty.name = "Spotty"; spotty.age = 4; spotty.happiness = 0.8f; spotty.spotCout = 25; spotty.PrintBase(); spotty.Bark(); Console.WriteLine("New Happines {0}", spotty.happiness); Console.WriteLine(); Cat heisenberg = new Cat(); heisenberg.tipo_animal = "Cat"; heisenberg.name = "Heisenberg"; heisenberg.age = 13; heisenberg.happiness = 0.3f; heisenberg.cuteness = 0.4f; heisenberg.PrintBase(); heisenberg.Meow(); Console.ReadKey(); } } }

[@efwyatt]

Thank you for this!

[@cristianocolangelo7745]

Hello Brackeys! Could you do more advanced videos? Like, this is a beginner course, after this could you consider the idea to do an advanced course? Thank you!

[@DeathGOD7]

thats how the tutorial should be and also brief of all the things like from 12:34 and so on

[@kamranbadirov7603]

Thank you very much for this awesome video! I have a question though. "New happiness" which was adjusted inside the Bark() method. I didn't get that part. If it's added inside the method, should it be printed out automatically when you call Bark() method? Instead you had to write Console.Writeline(new Happness. )

[@incalite]

Auto thumb up dude! You rock! :D

[@halaabjar7665]

the best one thank you

[@JM-vx9fu]

What tool do you use to record your lecture videos? I am a teacher and I need to record videos due to the current situation to help my students?

[@CM-ng1ef]

I truly can think of no more of an impractical cat name than 'Heisenberg'.

[@muramasa7537]

So inheritance is basically making/having many base classes n sub classes inside 1 mainclass ?

[@realcolormusic]

Great tutorial! Just to mention: It will also work when the "class" is not in the "MainClass" but within the namespace curly braces or the project.

[@minecraftcrafter999]

So is the main class also the base class of the other classes inside? just wondering

[@relfirm2640]

great tutorial as always! In video 10, animal class is placed outside the main class, but in this video class is placed inside the main class. What difference does this make?