Build a C# .NET Application in 60 Minutes

[@TraversyMedia]

Guys, if you want to include "10" you have to do "random.next(1,11)" Sorry about that. Otherwise it is 1 - 9

[@nabinmagar9682]

What I do to print message that if user inputs greater than number 10 then please enter number from 1 to 10. I tried like if(guess>10){} like tht kinda thing but cannot do it. Any help..

[@Shogoeu]

Hi there. If you haven't figured it out, i'll show you the way. Look at the part in the source that says "// Make sure its a number". Now we need 2 things from there - checking for correctness and skipping to the next step. You wrote the condition by yourself - if(guess>10){}, now for the body you need to write the message and skip to the next input. From the original code we know that skipping is done with 'continue;', so the finished code would look something like if(guess>10){ PrintColorMessage(ConsoleColor.Red, "Please enter number from 1 to 10"); continue; }

[@nabinmagar9682]

Shogo thanks, appreciate your help

[@akshaygoel9417]

Please read my comment!!

[@andresviveros3994]

Hi Sir, why do you put double =="Y"){. Does it have to 2 or can it just be 1?

[@ericmann8976]

Hi Brad,, I have been a C# programmer for 12+ years and wanted to say, you did a fantastic job teaching this C# Crash Course for Beginners. You explained the various beginning concepts in an easy and simple way that anyone can understand. Thank you again for your dedication to teaching computer programming for everyone.

[@TraversyMedia]

Wow, that really means a lot. I am fairly new to C# and was not sure if I did just that. Thank you!

[@MrMLBson09]

hey Eric, what was your starting salary when you started as a C# programmer and what is your salary now? I'm very interested to know as I might explore this as a field.

[@jackma3674]

MLBson09 are u serious?

[@coyotemoon722]

Yes, why is that a strange question? Do people's salaries need to be secret?

[@diegoalbarracin5390]

if you can't find salaries on google search..then god help you.

[@dogbyte7875]

Mr. Traversy, I would like to say "Thank you". I have been learning the three basics (html, css and js), at w3schools they are great tutorials, but I had to come here to see things put together. As a 64yo, this has become a hobby (retired), started out as a curiosity. The irony of it all is I could have learned this when I enlisted in 1974. Keep up the good work and Thank you again for all your work.

[@PanikGrafik]

How are you doing a year later? Still keeping up with the hobby?

[@dimash83]

Have you developed something after 2 years?

[@beinline2278]

How you doing now?

[@mugosquero]

02:17 What is C# 03:48 What is .NET 05:36 What is CLR 07:34 Using an IDE 08:53 Downloading IDE 10:24 Installing IDE 12:20 Start Page (Creating Console application project) 13:56 Explaining the interface basically 14:43 What we are seeing as code here? 16:33 What is static & void? 17:30 Warming Up 19:40 Setting up variables 23:21 Coding NumberGuesser 54:00 Converting CS project to EXE

[@PhantomLord157]

thanks, this helps is your looking for 1 specific thing

[@shuckle2134]

you have one of the best gifts in the universe: being able to provide quality content that people actually learn from FOR FREE. takes a man with a really good heart to do that. Thank you Brad :)

[@aviationbutterr]

If you already have all the visual studio and .NET stuff installed then just skip here: 12:21

[@shaikhasad2911]

just one word for this man HE IS LEGEND!!!!!!!! brad uploading a C# video best day ever!!

[@1414tyty]

This channel is going to explode! I learn so much, and share these videos to anyone getting into programming.

[@TraversyMedia]

Tyler Ferrara thanks! I really appreciate that more than you know. Sharing is just as helpful as donating

[@kadogo7712]

u're genius in explaining unlike many other lame programmers

[@deveagle669]

I agree. I've become a HUGE Traversy fan. Even my wife is getting into development and following Brad's PHP videos. OOP PHP!!!!

[@DennisIvy]

I had a job offer this week from a company that uses C#. Never used it so I was very happy to see that you you have a video on this! I’ll have to tear this thing apart so I can have more insight before I interview and make my decision :)

[@gazell3s]

I'm coming from JavaScript, and I found this tutorial clear, informative and easy to follow. You didn't just cover the basic syntax of C#, but also gave a fantastic primer on refactoring code so it's cleaner and less repetitive. You're a legend, Brad!

[@deancoding1623]

13:45 code is on the screen thank you Brad! Truly appreciate you and when I can afford it I will be a Patreon again.

[@trentonbundy9915]

I had the basics down for coding and this video not only improved my memory of the coding I had learned, but it helped me put it into action properly. No other tutorials have really done this and I appreciate the amount of help it gave me. I actually saw this video last year and just stumbled across it again while looking for some coding, and I must say that without this tutorial I would have struggled for much longer, I'm not pro, but I'm creating pretty good programs for friends and family for their business'. Thank you

[@anshudhar966]

No annoying ads, No annoying subscribe message pop-ups, Just pure coding knowledge, Made easy to learn even for a layman!! Brad you just earned a sub! Cheers m8!!

[@danieladetayo3711]

I'm I the only one that upvotes Brad's videos before watching?

[@Christian-lg7uu]

Daniel Ad Absolutely not. 😂😂🙋‍♂️🙋‍♂️

[@JacquesvanWyk]

Daniel Ad me too hehe

[@giovannimurgana8968]

+Ellis Enobun itto

[@andrewreese2861]

Me too! I already know they're going to be good. I learn more watching these tutorials than I did in my coding bootcamp.

[@saidakhmedagitaev]

just did that :)

[@aaronr2000]

Thanks for taking the time to teach others and for continuously saying "Don't let this scare you". I needed it and am now more confident!

[@irfansyaiful5919]

aaronr2000 i7

[@dylanlasher5930]

I have watched dozens of videos on how to set up the environment and run the basics. This is by far the best one, he gets right to the point.

[@PaulRamnora]

I downloaded the FREE Community edition of Visual Studio 2019; and, can confirm that the above code works inside there, too/(as well as, in VS 2017). This is the first time I've ever gone and created a successful working C# program...; your videos are very helpful...; (I learned things from watching more than one of these). -Thanks! ;-) Some of the code is really simple to understand and remember...especially, if you've done any BASIC programming before. Myself, I've worked with BASIC, QBASIC, Visual BASIC 6, VBScript, -etc.; and, I've also worked with, Javascript; so, such constructs as: while(){}, if-else if-else, I had no difficulties with understanding at all...in fact, took to it pretty much like a duck takes to water(didn't learn anything interesting or 'new' there). Variable declarations: 'string, int,' all make perfect sense. Other parts of the code will take me some time to get used to remembering precisely how to use the correct language syntax, namely: converting strings: Int32.Parse(input)/if (!int.TryParse(input out guess)) Random random = new Random()/int CorrectNumber = random.Next(1,10) -etc. I find with learning to program using any programming language you are not yourself already familiar with...there will be slight/indeed, if not major...syntax differences from what you've known before; but, in actual fact, it's mostly similar; thus, if you already know one programming language fairly well...; it's not that extremely difficult to go pick up learning another. I guess, it makes for a really big difference between teaching those who already know how to program.../and, teaching those who are 'complete and total' beginners. Using Visual Studio 'intellisense', also, greatly helps...when it comes to discovering learning new syntax words/or, how to use it, properly. Of course, this is a very simple, and, straight forwards 'guess the number' program...I'm sure, it's going to get a hell of a lot more complex, in future, though...?!

[@mohammadshweiki1511]

Hey Brad, I am now professional as frontend developer thanks to your courses and videos, please make a full detailed course on programming in C#.Net. I will be the first to buy =)

[@jkb333]

Hands down best coding tutorial I’ve ever done.

[@Trellyy809]

I suggest that people who are trying to learn how to program , start with c# and visual studio it’ll make it way easier and you’ll understand things clearly with the visual aspects. Instead of starting with JavaScript and and a ide which you have to connect all the components yourself which is confusing for a beginner.

[@goth14wx47]

montrell pegues i started to dev with Visual Basic, I love so much visual studio IDE so I learned c# too and with c# you can build whatever what you want it’s like js but with a good IDE though

[@charlielutz6508]

Thanks Brad I just got started building a project in C# transitioning over from JavaScript and this was really helpful to see an example of the development process

[@RemWantsAmbrosia]

This was perfect for me! I graduated from college but had a falling out with coding for a while because I got frustrated not being able to find work. Finally dragged myself back into programming again and this was the perfect refresher for me. Please do more c# content cause this as a great video.

[@akshaygoel9417]

I am not sure if someone has already mentioned about it, but the statement guess = Int32.Parser(Input) is unnecessary. !int.TryParse(number, out guess) : when this statement runs, then it puts the value into the guess variable.

[@deslaya7777]

have an interview for a .net development role this week. all my background has been in web and nodejs development so this video will be very handy! thank you and wish me luck!

[@NebulaM57]

Great video! Finally someone who doesn't chatter on with needless dialog. You were straight to the point! Thanks for sharing!

[@ragnarlothbrock1294]

I had decided to watch this video instead of a TV show, and I don't regret it one bit. It provided an excellent insight into a designer's mind. I liked how you stepped through your thought process. Very well done. I hope you will continue to make similar videos in the future.

[@revillsimon]

Thanks Brad, as usual another great crash course. This video has helped me realise that coming into the C# / .NET space from my first language - JavaScript - is not too bad at all. All the best - Simon

[@IBITZEE]

Unbelievable the number of programming stuff you master... and more incredible the excellent structure and logic of your videos... ha! by the way,,, the narretion is also one of the best I've come across in internet... !mark-x! congrats again.. and again... and again... !goto mark-x!

[@dsabene2]

Funny story, I just hung up the phone from an interview for a full stack developer position that is building MS web apps using C# ASP.NET MVC 5 frame works and then I got the notification of this video! It is destiny, thanks Brad!

[@valentim-aires]

Dennis Sabene Good luck! I wish you all the best! :)

[@dsabene2]

João Victor thank you!

[@ak47ava]

how did i t go amigo

[@eduardofuentes9728]

Well, this video is good to start but is so kinda far of what you gonna do, trust me, it turns out so different for web development.

[@siddharthsonone5751]

When Traversy Media had a new video, I first like it and then watch, cause I am so sure about the positive impact of these videos!

[@deeboucher6227]

Brad!! You are absolutely UN-believable! Your tutorials are so great! Thank you for everything you do! Bawstin Strong! ;)

[@TobiasSteiner]

Many thanks kind sir. There is never anything wrong with taking the simplest approach to a very complex subject. Much appreciated.

[@TheBurningofSolomon]

Wow dude, who knew learning new languages would be so easy? I am a self-taught programmer who learned Python, and made an app using Tkinter (it was really plain looking).... I had some background with Java, and I understood basically everything in this video! Just the syntax was slightly different! Thanks Traversy! Subbed

[@jpk3lly]

Thanks, I really enjoyed this tutorial. I'm fairly new to C#, but you were easy to follow and have a good way of explaining things.

[@geraldwatanabe2228]

Amazing, not only in your presentation but finding time to produce all your videos!

[@devolee8302]

Dang Brad This was another amazing tutorial. Coming from JS background and watching your tutorial I was able to grasp C# so quick. Now, I tell everyone who wants to dive right into any languages and frameworks, "Go watch Traversy Media before you do anything else". One of them is my own husband lol.. You the best!! Hats off to you.

[@hishamsomroz6913]

Brad be like //This line will print hello world on the console print("Hello world"); Just for fun though, I really love his channel/videos. Great instructor. Always comment your code :)

[@ugj5651]

Hello! I appreciate you that you did this video, thank you! I from Russian and wanna say that your accent is super understandable!😍🥰

[@cybomer]

Stellar job, Brad! I just graduated with my degree in Computer Engineering. This was a nice refresher since the last past of my coursework was mainly electrical engineering. You're awesome! I'll be watching more of your videos for sure! :D

[@DebanjanKarmakar]

all of your videos are best..they are all properly explained, and the way you teach us is the best way a person could ever imagine to get from their teacher. Thank you for teaching us!! You are awesome!!

[@DarkMagicDesigner]

Thank you! You explain and show things in a simple relatable way. I also appreciate a bit more depth for an introduction than hello world.

[@AMBafoon]

this is a really neat spin on the basics of coding it's short but teaches quite a bit

[@daniyalawan7759]

I was really waiting that you create c#, .net or ASP MVC vidoes ...Now here u go ... Thanks a LOT !!!!!!!! ...

[@michaelyu89]

Excellent breakdown on C# there amazing crash course! I took this course a few years ago, and completely lost all my knowledge on this. You're you're crazy better than my professor at the time!

[@mapa5000]

Excellent tutorial !!! ...all the basics in 60 minutes.... I loved it . Thank you Brad for sharing your knowledge

[@Fadhelalmalki]

Thanks buddy! that was so helpful your way in explaining is FANTASTIC I just was randomly watching any videos about C# and found my self finished your video 😅

[@reichardt22]

I learned more in the last hour than I did in my C# class at San Diego City College. Thank you!!

[@alexyap4686]

whoa i've been watching your videos for about 2 years now and i've been learning quite a lot from then but this is actually the first time i've seen your face!

[@jawad9757]

To anyone wanting to get into c# on linux or macos, the dotnet core framework has actually been open source for a while, and the compiler too

[@caybokotze]

Bro. Thank you! C# is becoming very popular in South Africa...

[@Xanco78]

Yes, yes and yes. I love C# and I want to learn more of it, thanks mate, I'm making my first website and thanks to you I have a progressed a lot. A full C# course would be amazing. One thing tho, I like crash courses, but I think that the ones which are divided in parts are better, it is easier to keep the information. Again, thanks for everything man, you deserve heaven. Peace.

[@marjaysonsanagustin]

A very informative video for beginners like me, thank you so much! "Drive the plane into the woods" - this made my day Brad xD

[@dr__ey]

thanks so much for this Brad!!! was super cool to go through this :') was easy to understand!!!

[@sjfrank88]

Wow this is the first video Ive watched here and it was a ton of help. Better then the two I watched in PluralSite.

[@salaryunis2254]

Amazing tutorial! with one video I feel much more confident with C#.

[@MCplattipus]

This is an amazing video, needed to review for a potential job and this helped so much that I can't help but praise you. I am fluent in C++ and python and this was perfect for me.

[@HotDoggyStand]

I absolutely love how you did it the long way initially, this helped me to better understand the purpose of each function ! Thanks so much! keep making videos!

[@justinlinwoodrossakarythor63]

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[@ai.201]

One word phenomenal, learn almost all the basic stuff in this video.

[@joneswafula]

I love this video! It made c# seem so easy and beginner friendly! Kudos Man!

[@TwstedTV]

Waaay better than to boring Hello World crap everyone is doing. At least you created something while showing examples of how to build something simple. much respect to you for doing that. thanks. im a newbie to C#

[@cesarserrano9772]

Thank you so much Man for living this content because IT is really hart to find stuff like this in my native language

[@JoeShmo-1234]

Dude, I'm a js and react dev, pretty familiar with ruby and java as well, C# is dope so far. Thanks for the quick lesson!! Btw ive taken your react course on udemy, if anyone needs to brush up on react check this guy out!

[@MaTtRoSiTy]

Thank you, I am just starting and have been getting overwhelmed with terminology to the point I find my mind wandering. I was looking for something practical I could do to give me something tangible and so I can see how basic code words and try adding to it myself to see if I get the expected outcomes. This was very enjoyable as I could finally do something I can see working and not get too bogged down with every technical term (at least not right away).

[@sven._.2739]

i have played this game for 5 hours now, best game of the year!

[@hadibq]

Great way to teach! you're a natural born educator! Cheers!!

[@mudassirshehzad957]

Worth Watching! Just got an understanding in just 55 minutes.

[@salkjshaweoiuenvohvr]

Huge time saver! Thanks Brad. You're my MVP today!

[@hockeyandtacos5153]

Tip for beginners using comments, please don’t comment after every line, this is very redundant because let’s say you are just printing hello world, you do not need a comment saying “hello world message”. If you do end up needing to write this much comments because your code is unreadable, you should fix it rather than commenting about every line.

[@eladkapuza4551]

I have just crashed into this one. Awesome video. You have just C-sharpen my programming skills. Thanks Man!!!

[@megavolkan]

Man i got into coding by watching your tutorials for php on udemy, now learning C#. I'm greatful :) I hope you cover ASP.NET web programming in the follow up.

[@AbhishekRajput26]

Great place to begin C#. There is new Microsoft platform called as '.Net Core' which can be used for cross platform (Windows, Linux and IOS etc.) developments. In short C# is now available for any platform like Java and it has it's own benefits over Java. .Net for Windows, .Net Core for cross platform and Xamarin for Mobile development. Learn C# once and use it everywhere :) :)

[@66farisfaris]

Thank you!! This was exactly what I needed! I know basic C# from Unity, but this really helped translate that knowledge to a new context

[@shrutiambashtha6196]

thank u so much!! no one can explain like this in such a less time.

[@Ajithkumar-dq1qc]

yeah

[@AlexandarJL]

Thanks a lot! Best 60 minutes with C# so far!

[@Didanihaaaa]

Fantastic job! Could you provide a similar explanation for a web application? Your previous response was incredibly useful. I've done a lot of searching, and this is the best starting point I've come across.

[@alexyep1883]

Thanks so much Brad. As always pretty high quality content!

[@ladybug2750]

this taught me alot coming out of this i am able to write a super basic program of you guess the number you win else, you lose :) "while" is a tough one for me and bool and making new methods :c everything else is nice that i finally know how to do them

[@kerplunkboydotNET]

I have my own channel about C# too, its in portuguese so far, but I'm planning to do one in english as well. I'm not ashamed, but proud to say that you have been an inspiration and a good portion of what I'll do will be mirroring(copying) you. The twist is I will do it in a less formal conversation.

[@DjoumyDjoums]

You can also write Console.WriteLine($"{name} is {age}"); for string concatenation, it's a new neat feature of C# that is more readable than "{0} is {1}".

[@BoredThatsWhy]

Hello. Can someone explain to me the 34:12 about Int32.Parse ? I am not sure how or why Int32 and Parse was used in relation to the 'guess' number. Also what did that comment mean? // Cast to int and put in a guess ?

[@jerichiyo]

You're awesome!, I hope you make more tutorials about c# I really wanted to learn more about this stuff. Thank you!

[@austindalton2714]

Older video, but was able to follow great. Thank you for the help

[@Goalringmod27]

I just learnt the basics from this video (my first time coding), and it all seems very logical and fun for now! :D

[@theeboss93]

So glad I have discovered this channel, continue with the ASP.Net videos please!

[@TheCorvusCrypt]

Hi Brad, just want to say thank you so much for this video i really learned alot and you make learning code so much more fun. Keep up the great work!

[@justinlinwoodrossakarythor63]

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[@Th3BlackPhoenix]

I have a question at 37:22 line 63: Why he don't use } else { ..... } I have some experience with LUA, Javascript and very little with C#, I was trying to do this exercise alone and noticed that while i was using } else {, he was not... Why?

[@muhammadusman9590]

Hi Brad, Really wonderful way of explanation..

[@tomaslopez7690]

Please, could you do a C# tutorial series?

[@MehediHasan-nq4iu]

Thanks Brad for making nice lecture on C#. We are really expecting some lectures from you on web developing in asp.net MVC.

[@md.shahinurrahman747]

Hi brad! I love your teaching style. I've watched many many tutorials from other guys on programming, what i have next noticed they actually talk more than doing things and they also confined within that boaring "Hello World". But you showed something different by using some extra functions and its usage. your teaching style is totally different. Thanks for making such video. Its a request please make some more video with explanation and some video on Theory of OOP.

[@henry_sparks]

Short and packed with valuable info. Thank you so much! This was a great tutorial and quite intuitive. I picked up a lot.

[@rahulraniwala]

Please make more videos like this to practice making console application in C# Thank you 💗

[@antoninaparadise7855]

Thank you so much , Brad! I just started learning C# and your lesson makes it so easy ! Love u

[@justinlinwoodrossakarythor63]

If you want to develop a Speech Recognition, view these tutorials: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJzCoXSlmJmehKs

[@herantd]

Damn, it will be hard to get used to specifying variable datatype after Python.

[@cretu26]

Exactly! :)

[@javier123454321]

But it's so nice to catch type errors without having to wait for your program to run everything up to when that function is called.

[@resantosp]

That's my problem right now lol

[@LinuxBadukNMore]

Brad. Id love to see a whole series on C# and DotNet core 2. It would be really cool if you also did it using only VS Code. Using all three to make a full stack web application. That would be awesome! Thanks for all you do Brad. You're my go to guy for learning development strategies.

[@sz3476]

Very nice video. Great approach to teaching. Clean coding style. Perfect for basic understanding. Much appreciated!

[@asosabah4100]

Thanks Brad, you are really descriptive and helpful.

[@pyramlinum9514]

A Question: I'm about 20:00 in and when I run my program, it closes immediately, rather than waiting for a button input like it shows in the video. Is there a way to enable this feature so I know I'm doing things right? Assuming it's a feature, that is. Thanks for your assistance. Edit: Never mind, at 21:00 the video states you can use Ctrl+F5. Don't mind me.

[@soulpunk1040]

You can also add this as a last line of code: Console.ReadKey(); This will prevent the screen from closing until you press any key. Or: Console.ReadLine(); This will prevent the console from closing until you press enter

[@gizelle-s]

Your channel is awesome! Keep up the good work.

[@sunilanthony17]

This is awesome Brad. Finally, you flip to my side of the world..LOL. This is a good demo for a beginner. Love your video's. BTW..You can do almost anything with Visual Studio Code. Just install the dot net template and do a dotnet new console.

[@TraversyMedia]

I love it. I am obviously still learning though. I hope to do more advanced videos soon