C# Generics Explained

[@jorjetta]

Dude, you are awesome! Learning a lot from your videos! Simple, yet very deep explanations. Thank you!

[@sunnypatel1045]

Easy and simple to understand. Maybe a video on design patterns or going through SOLID would be great mate.

[@saurabhchauhan232]

Indeed

[@RawCoding]

Noted will add it to the list )

[@donovanm]

I was looking for a video from you about generics yesterday and there I go, thanks :D

[@RawCoding]

Thank you for watching)

[@vitorfernandes2474]

Great video! Maybe next time you could talk about the “in”, “out” that sometimes appears with the generics.

[@RawCoding]

Yea I never used those

[@MrJonnis13]

Thank you very much for the effort you put in all these great videos. It could be also nice to continue this Generics video with *"contravariant vs covariant"*, which can become pretty confusing topic. Your unique way of explaining things will shed some more light on that topic

[@RawCoding]

Noted, I'll make it as soon as I will be bothered enough to know the difference between the 2

[@Ingko06]

Thanks for this one mate Greate Videos... I actually like the way you teach and explained each scenario

[@RawCoding]

cheers

[@yasinyenil8705]

He is a legend. Thank you for all videos.

[@RawCoding]

Thank you for watching)

[@saurabhchauhan232]

Superb video and explanation, I laughed around , what's more healthy for duck 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Been here since 2k subscriber, and honestly I learned a lot

[@RawCoding]

Thank you for sticking around all this time really appreciate it!

[@oladipotimothy6007]

You mentioned something about touching one part of the code and making changes in 2 other places, how do you solve that to touch once and solve all?

[@RawCoding]

Could you give me a timestamp?

[@oladipotimothy6007]

@@RawCoding 26:24 Can you talk/walk us through your train of thought on that? Also, would appreciate something on OOP (You used more inheritance in your code) and functional programming

[@RawCoding]

So what I describe there is a symptom. If you have to make a change (in addition to bows we can now shoot guns), if your abstraction is not good you’ll have to make a change in more than 1 place - the change should be adding the gun, not making it so the human can hold it or keep it on a rack or any other interactions it may have.

[@oladipotimothy6007]

Oh thanks for the response, what I need you to talk about is abstraction then. possible?

[@RawCoding]

You are speaking very vaguely. I can say many things about abstraction however I think it’s best if you come up with a concrete question

[@BahawalTV]

Well done on generics!

[@RawCoding]

Cheers )

[@LuigiZambetti]

Could you make a playlist for C# (beginner to intermediate level) using Visual Studio?

[@RawCoding]

What kind of content would you expect to see in that playlist? What’s stopping you from transitioning to Intermediate?

[@LuigiZambetti]

@@RawCoding Async/Await, for example, could be intermediate. Also generics, delegate, and every innovation until C# 9.0. And a lot of OOP.

[@RawCoding]

I have most of the videos you speak about

[@LuigiZambetti]

@@RawCoding You're right. You have so many videos that I've not checked them all (OOP is missing?).

[@sitalsitoula6536]

Can you make a video describing when not tio

[@RawCoding]

when not to what?

[@sitalsitoula6536]

@@RawCoding Ah sorry. I meant to say when not to use generics.

[@RawCoding]

@@sitalsitoula6536 I'll sere what I can do, it's hard to say when not to use them

[@apofisz1]

thx the video yo uar the besst i wait your next video maybe events?

[@RawCoding]

Thanks, I don't think I'll be covering events because there are better ways to solve the problems that events solve. I'd much prefer message passing using Channels.

[@rekarpc98]

Is it okay to not understand those examples well enough as a beginner?

[@spyros__5385]

It is. Generics is not exactly a beginner concept. Pause the video, write the code, take your time to understand it and then run your own examples.

[@RawCoding]

It absolutely fine to not understand it. This topic is quite hard to relay, if you don’t practice it.

[@clearlyunwell]

👍🏽

[@RawCoding]

Dude you’re on a watching spree

[@clearlyunwell]

@@RawCoding you’re a great teacher - I get a lot out of your videos. Thanks a huge amount for putting these gold nuggets out into the world. Truly outstanding!!

[@pjeet4411]

Can you make a tutorial on DotNet7