14: Structs And Enums In C# | How To Use An Enum | C# Tutorial For Beginners | C Sharp Tutorial

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My apologies if I seem tired/agitated on the video ':D This video was my 3rd attempt at recording this since... - My recordings ended up being corrupted - My audio got cut off short (no battery) - My camera ran out of power - I had to use an over complicated way to send my camera files to my primary PC Basicly everything went wrong ':D

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@@sh8ma I'm having some technical difficulties with my equipment which is delaying any new videos. I have plans of getting everything fixed but it will be a while before I can afford replacing the broken equipment.

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[@JonathonMcClung]

Thanks, bro! This was super helpful! I watched this a few days ago when I was considering using an enum for a switch statement and couldn't imaging why I would want to convert a string into an enum in your final example. Lo and behold, that is exactly what I ended up needing to do further along in my project. I came back here and got the info I was barely paying attention to the first time. Lol

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[@4FrogsStacked]

Definitely good to know structs. I've never used them but I did have a question about a struct in a pre-interview assessment test

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[@gaymerjerry]

I say a good way to describe a struct is when you make a class abunch of memory is allocated all over the place for different parts of the class and you dont know where in memory each variable is compared to eachother meanwhile a struct like this would see the 3 elements 2 strings and an int (well it would actually be 2 character pointers and an int but I wont boggle down the details here) and make sure they are in the same order in allocated memory so if you have the memory address of the first character pointer that points to the first string and move 8 bytes forward you know you are at the memory address of the second character pointer that points to the second string. This makes structs a lot better to manipulate but they should only be used when you have a small amount of variables that should be next to eachother in memory If none of that makes sense to you it doesnt matter for C# its more a carry over from being a C based language this stuff matters a lot more in C++ and C when you have total control over the memory

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Dear Teacher! :) Could you please talk about what namespace is? How to work with GUI? How can we work with different files for a software, and how make them communicate to each other, like in PHP "class extends blabla"? Please!

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[@henrychen540]

Also question: Why use enums if you can use a readonly array. Isn't that like the same thing except with the array you can specify the data type?

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when is the next episode coming out ? and how do we transform to the intermediate level ? with all the graphical design and creating an executable stand alone application

[@grenskrenofficial7846]

You didn't mention this, the Enum.TryParse(string, out) when it sends 0 yes the number 0, or false, to the out variable if it is deemed false,, so you will just send the enum with the value 0 or the value 0 itself to the out variable. Idk if this is correct, i didnt read the Enum documentation

[@nlogozzo]

Can you talk about async programming?

[@nlogozzo]

Can you go over interfaces in c#?

[@projectfednigeria]

Talk about enums begins 3:23

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Great Video. I have to know what you said at 8:44 though lol. I listened to it like 5 times and can't make sense of it. Sounds like some random dialect slipped through.

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"so if we were to hover on top of var"

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[@trustingod0]

If i had a long connection string and i didnt want to always have to write it out could i use an enum ?

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[@clo2club873]

what if i want to search in the entire enum for what strings it has and also know what integer its attached? like a foreach loop

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Can you do a c++ series?

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I'm not planning a C++ course atm. It might be a future thing.

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@@Dani_Krossing I originally was learning c# about 4 years ago however then I switched to Linux and the c# support then wasn't good so I switched to java cause it was most similar and then I learned java. From there I went to python then c++. I like to stick to cross platform languages and c# was really made for windows

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[@timsem2624]

Thank you. I like you make performance, while you coding and then turn to the camera(spectrs), it's look like some educational tv show. About enums, its still the most confusing thing for me. Eng is not my native.

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[@sudharsann6784]

Can we add a space in enum?

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what is the difference between Casting and Parsing?

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Casting changes the data type. Parsing works on the data

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[@JohnK68]

Not well explained.

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The 1% that uses Structs for editing Binary files...

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Enum does not contain a definition for TryParse! how do I define it?

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