C# Extension Methods Tutorial - Extend your C# Knowledge

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[@s.msk.]

Thank you for another excellent short, valuable and informative video.

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Our pleasure!

[@imadayoub5237]

This is really perfect!! Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@Brian-nz6ns]

@2:42 you demonstrate the use of the extension method with name.Capitalize(), but the method Capitalize requires a string parameter, so why does this work ? If name is acting as the argument for the string parameter, then you must always call extension methods as parameter.Method() ? In this case what is name? A type, parameter, class, object, or what?

[@yess.6558]

Great Video!

[@Brian-nz6ns]

What is the benefit to these extension methods? Simply a matter of syntax? You can now call name.Capitalize() instead of StringExtensions.Capitalize(name) ?

[@sleightlysalty9272]

You don't require an instance. This doesn't matter much for small classes like in these examples, but it makes a difference for many other classes where you don't need to instantiate a brand new class just to use a method that doesn't require any instance variables.

[@awdwadawda352]

So you create a method on an existing type.

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