C# Tutorial - Full Course for Beginners

[@deliafeng1921]

My C# Learning Journey: Day 1: 1:07:40 Day 2: 2:34:44 Day 3: 3:24:39 Day 4: 4:31:08 (Finished!) What I learnt: All the basics of C#! For loops, if statements, while loops, classes, inheritance, etc. This tutorial was super useful and definitely worth it. Personally, I have learned Python and Java and recently started doing C# because I wanted to get into Unity. If you want to start learning all the basics of C#, this is literally the only tutorial you need to take. Feel like I should be paying for this, but anyway, this video was super informative and easy to follow along! Thanks :)

[@dubiousproductions4815]

i did whole video in 1 day because I had prior experience

[@dubiousproductions4815]

btw, congrats :)

[@bobtheone5414]

Bro I’m doing this a section per day taking extensive notes at each part, I’ll be done in about a month lol

[@ruddydd4085]

You spend 96 hours just for 4 hour

[@bobtheone5414]

@@ruddydd4085 yup

[@datonedoctor-archives6295]

The fact that this man spent 4 hours teaching code and doesn’t add ads so we the viewers could learn. Mad respect my man.

[@presauced]

yep also a full course

[@TheWadaaa]

There is ads lol

[@alegend4625]

@@TheWadaaayou probably didn't turn off ads in your settings

[@Chuha97]

@@alegend4625 you probably cant turn it off legally unless you are a Premium user

[@alegend4625]

@@Chuha97 do I have to add the /s c'mon man

[@dnnnnnnnnnnn]

Me: *Wants to be a programmer* This guy: *Im boutta start this mans whole career..*

[@d4v3exe]

Azthittem nincsenek itt magyarok :D

[@unclerandy398]

@Jerdof Lerd same :)

[@polking1461]

Wholesome

[@spyynz]

air: **exits nose**

[@bobekgergo967]

@@d4v3exe hol ne lennénk ott? 😂

[@PedroSilva98237]

Updating this until I finish it: Day 1: 1:21:15 Day 2: 2:10:22 Day 3: 2:48:49 Day 4: 3:24:35 Day 5: 3:47:49 Day 6: 4:31:08 Took more than what I was expecting because of my laziness but I learned a lot during the course!

[@JulianPalomino-h6z]

@AI_SouthPark. ayo, I just started too!

[@anubhavsarwan]

is this course still relevant in 2023 ?

[@PedroSilva98237]

@@anubhavsarwan what do you mean? C# is allways the same this course will allways be relevant

[@JulianPalomino-h6z]

@@anubhavsarwan Yep! I've been doing it and it works perfectly!

[@trandcash-mad3176]

@AiRegularShow this guy is me Day 1: and never comeback ahahah

[@anneliesvanhagen4116]

Finally found someone who doesn’t skip steps explaining, so even people like me not knowing anything about programming can follow. Thank you Mike

[@JasonEllingsworth]

Yeah...i was watching some Swedish dude do a unity beginner tutorial, and he was rapid typing scripts like everyone following along knew what he was doing. Sometimes he would change code without even mentioning it. So trying to copy what he was doing to make a functioning script was unnecessarily difficult....and that's what lead me here.

[@robism054]

@@JasonEllingsworth oh brackeys haha love that guy but I know watchu mean

[@ramtairiidi7154]

@@JasonEllingsworth Same here. Just started to learn Unity from scratch.

[@Tubeytime]

This is how you do education. I'm at home, sipping coffee, learning to program at my own pace and rewinding when I need to hear something again. As more and more of these types of tutorials come out, school as a model of education will start to look more and more outdated until it is finally phased out. When you teach a subject well, then you only need to teach it once and never again.

[@maxtron2252]

true boii!

[@sanjivinsmoke9154]

Tbh i do both college and learning from home and for me personally, learning in class is way easier.

[@paceypacey8467]

I work in a school and now learning my self.

[@joedad9999]

Oh it's gonna seem more and more outdated alright, but they would never get rid of school

[@eb5333]

Yes, it is good to learn, but I wish this guy be next to me, when I have some questions or ideas.

[@littlecurrybread]

I'm at the end of this video, and I swear to you, this guy has a natural talent for teaching programming. I've read so many books, watched so many videos, and he understands how to break things down in such a simple way. Really love his teaching style.

[@PKZ21]

Agreed

[@brandonneil7803]

Just finished this tutorial over the course of 3 days, taking notes and coding along the entire time, screenshots and so on in Evernote and all. Went over some sections several times and did so many additional things on my own. While experimenting after learning how switches worked I created a unity 3d game that let me switch between 3 different items to generate by pressing different keys. I was blown away at just how much I didn't know before after getting into Constructors all the way down to Inheritance. This was easily the best tutorial I have ever watched and learned from. Can honestly say I learned a ton from every single section and feel like you were able to help me on my journey to becoming a game dev. Thanks so much.

[@angry_pineapple6006]

Hey, not sure if this will help anyone but, if you're doing this now (on Visual Studio 2019): At 1:15:13, there may be an error when you type Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine()); and if this happens, you need to just add (int) at the beginning. So it would be: (int)Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine()); Hope this helps anyone that gets stuck!

[@piranhabytes482]

It helped me! Thank you

[@saranyaghosh2003]

Thanks a lot!

[@sav1249]

I'm not there yet but thanks in advance!

[@LadMes]

What you did it's called casting. Why did you get errors using Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine()), mb a variable wasn't "double" type. But more interesting why did you use (int) when you use the "double" type. Type number, for example, 3.14 and printed it and see for yourself what the result is. (spoiler: you will see 3 because using (int) will convert double into int type (in this case) but It can't pass all information to int type). So for any reason, you need casting and "double" type, use (double). And look up for themes narrowing and widening conversion.

[@ankitminz5872]

I didn't get any error when I type - double num1 = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine()); It would be useful if you post the entire code along with the error which shows up in output.

[@christopher.dox2023]

What took me 2 months to understand C# concepts with an Academy, you clarified within the first few minutes. I now promised myself, after watching your tutorial, that I will follow in your footsteps in helping other coders once I am established. Thank you for your precious time!

[@karthikreddy7956]

In a( visual studio ) project even though iam executing another class program file iam getting same output of before program can any one help?

[@lazerlight3385]

@@karthikreddy7956 show code?

[@RealValkor]

not even to mention that following through in your own visual studio project is just so fun... when learning doesn't feel like a chore lol

[@JasonEllingsworth]

Alright Chris, you had a whole year. Lets get that video tutorial!

[@robrobusa]

I think I just need more exercises to truly grasp all of these concepts properly. Because an explanation is nice, especially when done as well as here, but it will only really sink it when applied. And as a beginner, I woudn't know where to start.

[@PainToTheWorld1272]

Only 1 hour in and I’m learning so much better than any teacher in school I’ve ever had… you break this down into such an easier way of understanding it

[@gandaehhhh652]

thats what they do. First: make the class longer by making the subject confusing and long. Second: waste time by answering the students question. Third: students stay for years and I’m now rich because of it.

[@PainToTheWorld1272]

@@gandaehhhh652 so true

[@abuchoLo]

I totally agree with you 🤗

[@noahlarsson446]

I am 57 min in and I know more programming than I have ever known since my birth in dec 2006 hahaha lol

[@IIA-Agg]

@@noahlarsson446 lmao

[@Brilliant_Target]

hi author of this 5 years old video. I just want to share my gratefullness with you. I work as a tester with the knowledge of SQL language, but our own system works in C# language. I was recommended to learn a bit about C#logic so I understand our own softwares a little better (as I also contribute on developing apps). Your video is SO FREAKING great, easy to understand, easy to learn from and just so interesting and entertaining that even after hours of watching it (pausing, coding, taking notes) I'm not losing any focus or concentration. Thanks to you I can see that C# is really fun and possibilities I can do with it are limited only by my own imagination. So thank you so much! Im almost at the end of this video, Im looking forward to see more of your videos. Mind that by providing me with this video you're doing way more for me and my future, than you can imagine. You can be really proud of yourself for doing such service to society. Thank you

[@qui-gon7586]

I agree with sentence: "It's never too late or too early to start with programming," I'm 12 and I started with Python. (With another amazing course from Mike Dane), and once I understood it, then in other languages like JS, Java, C family, it was similar goal, but I just had to learn the syntax and then something additional. I started 2 months before quarantine, but when it came, I could really get into it. I really like programming and it helps me in school though, for example I made unit converter on physics, or our IT teacher adviced me to create some game. And which other language should I use than C# and Unity, so I created classic tetris totally myself, and I didn't feel better in my life, than when I did testing and everything worked. In my country (Czech Republic) only way to start with programming was to wait three years until I could choose between Programming, Nature sciences or Russian language, so I went on KZbin, so I really practiced English (often with Indian accent :D) (sorry for mistakes btw). I just wanna tell you, that programming changed my life and I think it'll change the future for me too and you have a huge share on it. Thanks Congrats to 2 million subscribers btw

[@abovemortals]

i am watching that python course right now :D it's so clear, it's like im in some sort of parallel universe where coding is super easy

[@etamm1343]

I learned English not my listening to theory, but just because I watched youtube videos, and played games, I feel like it's the same with programming if you don't use it yourself and you just read theory your skills will not improve.

[@lukerichardson6676]

​@@etamm1343a Agreed, if you just watch tutorials and just copy the stuff down, you won't improve. You need to create projects for yourself, that's how you learn. For example, when learning English, you need to put the skills to use. Maybe right a small story or something. It doesn't matter. As long as your brain is putting the skill to use, then you can really learn it. Same with programming. It doesn't matter how small your projects are, at least you are using the skill.

[@moebeanz]

Should I start with Python first? or will it be fine with c#? or does it matter? sorry you know what your doing more than me

[@etamm1343]

@@moebeanz You will be fine with C#, python is easy, but later you definitely will want to move to C# and it will be harder to move, cause on how different they are

[@lucdutrieux821]

Dear Mike, Thank you for the valuable time you've invested in teaching other persons, many of which you will probably never meet. Your teaching is of a high standard, complete yet simple for beginners such as I to understand and follow. Your sound equipment is excellent and allows many to clearly understand your spoken voice . Sadly many other good tutors and plagued with bad quality sound systems. I am 69 years old and look forward to writing a desktop application one day as a front end developer. I started very late and realize my dream will be difficult to achieve considering the amount of time one requires to practice. Like everything in life practice is the only way to become an efficient and successful programmer. God bless you, Luc

[@theaussieninja8176]

same as you i watching this to learn to mod space engineers games haha and use programmable blocks also started late (34yrs old)

[@ALiberalVeteran]

Hey I’m starting late too, my main reason is to learn this language to teach my daughter eventually, seeing as this is a great trade to always have for our technological future. It’s either this or teach her how to be a soldier or how to build houses, I want something better for here though than a soldiers life ya know.

[@theaussieninja8176]

@@ALiberalVeteran yeah those three careers will be the main ones in the future i'm learning coding because i think it will give me the skills i will need in the future

[@owingseven]

@@theaussieninja8176 I wish you good luck. I'm heading the same way and it looks like a large task.

[@okaylow9124]

You still have many years ahead of you 😢

[@erengrad6950]

Nobody is born cool Except of course: *Mike Dane Teaching C# with no ads in the video*

[@blueberrimuffin6682]

Thanks Kira

[@jonahhusser6516]

Raid just said don’t put it in the vid

[@azizrex6935]

thanks killer queen

[@ignaciosolano6263]

@@bx6p166 ye buy like a month ago the video didnt had any ads

[@atomic-baby8180]

Nah ads came

[@composerken]

I've searched everywhere for C# tutorials to learn the basics. I've bought books. I've watched hours and hours of multi-video tutorials spanning hundreds of KZbin channels. This one finally cleared up every question I had. Stellar explanations and examples.

[@mexagrontoo]

it kinds helps to watch multiple videos on the same topic. not everyone explains in a way that you understand. watch another video and then get back to the current video. this is what i do if im stuck somewhere

[@shafialanower3820]

@@mexagrontoothis is very true some conceits I understood better using multiple sources

[@ValidT]

It's way better to actually conversate with other people who'd know the answers rather than just trying to seek out the information and hoping it's there..

[@Vladivostok29]

@@ValidT actually its way better to search for the answer and hope its there. thats called learning.

[@amaansiddiqui2376]

bruh i went for a walk and accidentally left this going. I came back after like 3 hours and saw you doing your thing and you look exactly the same. Your enthusiasm is outrageous and you rock.

[@laaste5393]

Man idk if ur blind and deaf but there are so many cuts and breaks in talk this is just sticked many "lessons" in 1 4h video

[@matthyf0517]

You rock by making this comment

[@pm8rsh233]

@@laaste5393 Man, IDK if you're stupid but the cuts means the video was originally MUCH longer than the 4 hours we see. Considering his lighting, posture, and cloths don't change throughout the video means he did this in one sitting. Probably 5 hours, if not longer.....

[@laaste5393]

​@@pm8rsh233 man he could wear same cloths, sit in same place at the chair so posture would be same, also light isn't from sun but light bulb or any lamp ... So he could do it whole day or few days, also record several times

[@pm8rsh233]

@@laaste5393 You wouldn't get the consistency you are seeing in this video by accident, if he did it over a couple of days. Even if he purposely did, you would still see an inconsistency in between courses. These course are small enough to film them all in one go, and then cut them up at a later date.

[@olpersmak]

He knows about C# he knows about C++, He's younger then me , He's a master he knows how to teach. What a gem he is.

[@angelcore1669]

He knows about Python too !

[@hinadfransis6987]

check his website he knows about html/python/c/c#/c++/ruby and a lot of other stuff

[@AhbibHaald]

He simply studied

[@angelcore1669]

@@AhbibHaald true!

[@brascoarts2634]

@@hinadfransis6987 and Php too! Java too!

[@suyogsubedi8584]

⭐️ ⌨️ (0:00:00) Introduction ⌨️ (0:01:18) Installation & Setup ⌨️ (0:05:03) Drawing a Shape ⌨️ (0:17:23) Variables ⌨️ (0:30:06) Data Types ⌨️ (0:37:17) Working With Strings ⌨️ (0:49:34) Working With Numbers ⌨️ (1:00:01) Getting User Input ⌨️ (1:07:38) Building a Calculator ⌨️ (1:15:26) Building a Mad Lib ⌨️ (1:21:15) Arrays ⌨️ (1:29:49) Methods ⌨️ (1:40:29) Return Statement ⌨️ (1:46:06) If Statements ⌨️ (2:01:37) If Statements (con't) ⌨️ (2:10:21) Building a Better Calculator ⌨️ (2:17:22) Switch Statements ⌨️ (2:25:31) While Loops ⌨️ (2:34:22) Building a Guessing Game ⌨️ (2:48:49) For Loops ⌨️ (2:58:45) Building an Exponent Method ⌨️ (3:05:31) 2d Arrays ⌨️ (3:09:46) Comments ⌨️ (3:13:53) Exception Handling ⌨️ (3:24:34) Classes & Objects ⌨️ (3:37:39) Constructors ⌨️ (3:47:48) Object Methods ⌨️ (3:54:60) Getters & Setters ⌨️ (4:06:49) Static Class Attributes ⌨️ (4:14:45) Static Methods & Classes ⌨️ (4:20:55) Inheritance

[@taehyungv4113]

Please can you put /n or. Space

[@jaapelst3663]

ur a fucking saviour

[@CristofferDessezar-dn5on]

this 4 hour video took me from complete beginer to actually understanding code and being able to write a program. incredible! you are a LEGEND!

[@Deuxcartes]

i was a musician looking for tutorial and became a programmer, lmao.

[@wixse.quisee]

😂😂😂

[@monikaivanova4627]

Omg, me too!

[@paulpetruti3467]

Can i study both?

[@bluerose234]

🤣🤣🤣

[@BrandonChawane]

Lol I'm also a musician but I've fallen in love with programming

[@beverlymotlhake9307]

I have been struggling to understand most concepts of C# for moths, just 4 hours of watching this video and the light bulb came on. Thank you so much Mike, you such a blessing for creating such great content! Love It! You changed my Life!

[@quiettuber4522]

i m getting started

[@Kerm88]

You should probably be studying C# For Humans

[@Multiroester]

@@Kerm88 Moth needs lightsources

[@bojohannesen4352]

That makes no sense

[@branislavzivanovic4775]

At variables section there's actually another way to write the variables in the output system(Console.WriteLine). You can write it like this too: *Console.WriteLine("There once was a man named {0}", character_Name);* Which in my opinion is much better because you wont get overwhelmed if you have more variables to print out. The {0} says which variable will be printed out first and its respectively assigned. {0} one variable {1} second variable etc. Here's an example with combining two variables into one WriteLine: *Console.WriteLine("There once was a man named {0}, his age is {1}", character_Name , character_Age);* Hope this helps! 😀

[@zuesextra5957]

And another one like Console.WriteLine ($"there was a man called {character_name}")

[@wietsepruijmpie1922]

thank you!

[@wietsepruijmpie1922]

oh wow, it actually works pretty good

[@lemon4510]

im 40 minutes in... i have never coded... what the hell is this magic...

[@joedad9999]

oh wow, this actually seems good

[@camillesergi1]

Learned more about Objects etc. from this one video than from years of university courses and countless youtube tutorials. Simple and concise explanations. So much thanks and appreciation! A bit embarrassed to mention that I am a working dev, and these concepts still freaked me out. Now, I feel I have a steady grasp, not just the ability to b*llsh*t my way through. Maybe having "learned" from courses and other YT videos prepared me to be open to this video and understanding more, but for me, it was the perfect time to stumble upon Mike Dane's tutorial. I'll be watching all of the others "just for fun" and to shore up my knowledge base.

[@hydrahawkgaming1064]

Man this channel is amazing, I literally learned so many things from here 1) HTML 2) CSS 3) Js (Javascript) 4) C++ 5) Java and now C# sharp like this channel is dope af

[@jollyelmroot]

Woah!

[@bolajijs]

It is very nice

[@PropelledGamersz]

So this channel has everything then? I’ve been teaching myself HTML/CSS and Command Line scripting on Codecademy but want to dive further into programming

[@jollyelmroot]

@@PropelledGamersz I’m still learning C# 😢

[@hydrahawkgaming1064]

@@PropelledGamersz This channel has everything

[@hiraeth5880]

This is THE BEST tutorial I’ve seen of coding in my week of search. You don’t go on and on about words we don’t understand and you actually explain how stuff works! Thank you!

[@Unni3333]

Is this enough for software developer beginners position?

[@randomrant0]

You, my friend, with your 5 hour long courses are a fucking legend! Your courses/tutorials are the best!

[@gabrielu4674]

Updating till i finish Day 1: 30:14 Day 2: 1:00:02 Day3: 1:29:49 Day4: 2:01:38 Day5: 2:17:23 Day6 2:34:22 Day7 2:58:45 Day8 3:13:55 Day9 3:37:34 Day10 4:14:48 Day11: Finished :)

[@goranpiljic9362]

oof, watched this whole thing, took notes, and tried everything out myself. with no coding or programming experience whatsoever. it was really easy to follow and very understandable. Thanks Mike! I really feel like this lays a solid base to deepen my understanding of C#. Let's see where it will take me.

[@xriomedabeast1107]

Hey man I love reading comments like this I have coding experience with JavaScript but I watched this for 2 days 2 hours a day and to use what I learned from each session to make simple little projects and this video taught me so much I loved it! But yes this video is amazing and easy to follow I wish their was another that’s about this long and I wouldn’t mind longer

[@malcolmLSH]

Same dude, I only know Python and decided to start learning C#. Lets goooooooo

[@olpersmak]

This guy is absolutely brilliant.

[@aliffnabil5542]

@@malcolmLSH same here!

[@ericjohnson4200]

I'm a CS student looking to learn C# and .NET, looking for both a handful of other students and a handful of experienced mentors to collaborate. I have a Discord set up, as of this writing there's two of us (both students). We'd like to get about a dozen people into the study group and work together to help each other learn. Either self taught or enrolled in traditional schools is fine. If you're interested respond or direct message me, I'll give you a discord link, my Github username, plus other connection info and we'll get you plugged in to our study group. Hope to hear from you, please bring commitment.

[@xvertic]

I'VE LEARNED SO MUCH IN ONLY 20 MINUTES AND I NOW REMEMBER ALL THE CODE I WROTE DOWN, i definently recommend it!! new sub!

[@blitzz5776]

This is not his channel btw he has his own channel if u wanna check it his comment is pinned so go from there if u want

[@Officialjadenwilliams]

For anyone curious about a more significant reason for the differentiation between, float, double, and decimal : Precision is the main difference. > Float - 7 digits (32 bit) Double-15-16 digits (64 bit) Decimal -28-29 significant digits (128 bit)

[@kovi567]

So why float and double exists if you have decimal?

[@cloroxbleach1652]

cool

[@tenx4512]

Máté Kovács I guess that Decimal takes more time the Double and Float

[@koszeggy]

@@kovi567: Their purpose is different. *float* and *double* are stored in a binary floating point form: _someBase * 2^someExponent_ *decimal* is stored in a decimal floating point form: _someBase * 10^someExponent_ Hence, *float* and *double* are _unable_ to store most decimal numbers precisely. This is confusing because you assign decimally written values to them and you expect they are stored precisely (up to the significant digits). But try this: Console.WriteLine(0.1 + 0.2 == 0.3); // prints False because the left side will be 0.30000000000000004 internally Console.WriteLine(0.1m + 0.2m == 0.3m); // prints True (the m postfix, which stands for "money", makes the numbers decimal) Actually it would have been more correct to say that _whenever the decimally written representation matters use always the _*_decimal_*_ type._ *float* and *double* are somewhat faster because they are natively supported by the FPU but use them only for calculations such as drawing, rendering and similar stuff, so when the decimally written form does not matter.

[@runepetersen516]

Thank you! I simply couldn't wrap my head around this one! :-)

[@YourTechGuy34]

I've watched this video for about an hour, and I can already tell this is the best C# beginner tutorial out there. I've akready learned a lot. And it's free! Big thanks to you!

[@skortana3760]

Unity has joined the chat

[@norpriest521]

@@jopo323 It's this a good video about C#? I'm just trying to find the best C# tutorial to learn as beginner. Not sure if this one worth it. You know there are tons of C# video tutorials on KZbin but most of them are lame. Just wanna make sure this one is a good one.

[@DecalGuy77]

@@norpriest521 This one is amazing!!!! I just finished, read my comment above to get a idea how I compare it to others ive tried.

[@EdvinKGeorge]

@@jopo323 right

[@wompwomp7177]

Jo Po the exact reason I clicked this video

[@tombradley8596]

@Shocky Salvi Lol I swear Unity is better than UE4 in almost every way xD

[@badtactics5606]

im gonna track my journey of learning c# (help motivate me pls) day 1; 31:25 day 2; 49:51 day 3; 1:21:25 day 4; 1:29:49 day 5; 1:40:29 we're making progress. scheduling is tough, but we're getting there! day 6; 2:01:37 day 7; 2:17:22 day 8; 2:58:45 day 9; 3:05:31 day 10; 3:09:46 day 11; 3:24:34 day 12; 3:37:40 I'm so close man I can't wait to finish this (3/31/22) day 13; 3:47:49 day 14; 3:54:59 day 15; 4:14:45 day 16; DONE What I've learned: literally everything this video went over I understood fully, but I was also learning another code language in school at the same time, so it made it a lot easier for me to understand certain parts of this! That being said, this is still the perfect video to get started (despite me taking months to actually finish it), and I'd recommend this, and any other videos this channel has to offer in terms of programming! It's a crazy journey that I'm sure myself and many others are looking forward to. (shoutout to Delia Feng for the idea to log my progress, and hardal in the replies for being one of my main sources of inspiration for continuing through with this!)

[@hardal7]

you should continue

[@3cienceaturtles]

no

[@alankiedrowski54]

Careful, he's a hero.

[@parenthesiscolon8706]

He's still alive.

[@maedre9330]

No hes a god

[@EduAzevedo82]

I'm so grateful I found this video, I was struggling with C#, my head was mess. You really helped me put a route into my ideas and now I regained the passion of coding and programming. Big Props

[@gabbyslife4965]

He's one of the best teachers for first timers. Takes his time explaining the work. The other dude was going speed light fast.

[@jgriffith75]

4 years old, but still an amazing video. Hands down best instruction and instructor

[@ph0b0sx]

Damn you're 4 years old?

[@passionate_8068]

@@ph0b0sx maybe it meant the video was 4 years old😂

[@ph0b0sx]

@@passionate_8068 I know it is. I was joking.

[@Jo70964s]

@@ph0b0sx 😂

[@ryanball4905]

@@ph0b0sx I thought the same thing then I was like oh he meant the video😂

[@faustisanchez2990]

This 4 hours course summarizes all I learned in an year in my schoo. Really grateful

[@EF5iris]

You're better than all of my previous high school teachers combined at explaining code and programming. What you covered in barely 2 hours, took them about 4 months!

[@intj_5398]

Its cos they want to take time to explain stuff.

[@informativecontent4778]

(0:00:00) Introduction (0:01:18) Installation & Setup (0:05:03) Drawing a Shape (0:17:23) Variables (0:30:06) Data Types (0:37:17) Working With Strings (0:49:34) Working With Numbers (1:00:01) Getting User Input (1:07:38) Building a Calculator (1:15:26) Building a Mad Lib (1:21:15) Arrays (1:29:49) Methods (1:40:29) Return Statement (1:46:06) If Statements (2:01:37) If Statements (don't) (2:10:21) Building a Better Calculator (2:17:22) Switch Statements (2:25:31) While Loops (2:34:22) Building a Guessing Game (2:48:49) For Loops (2:58:45) Building an Exponent Method (3:05:31) 2d Arrays (3:09:46) Comments (3:13:53) Exception Handling (3:24:34) Classes & Objects (3:37:39) Constructors (3:47:48) Object Methods (3:55:00) Getters & Setters (4:06:49) Static Class Attributes (4:14:45) Static Methods & Classes (4:20:55) Inheritance

[@venkataniruddh4445]

@@bigsquidward725 its in the description

[@soulglitcher]

"I can modify these student's GPA's if I want to". Dangerous man.

[@therobot1080]

J Jeh

[@nightwing-scp4268]

Very...

[@ravenplayer6909]

Pull an Uno Reverse Card and say "I will litterly modify your future with 1 press off a button"

[@mirrer3103]

@@ravenplayer6909 *literally I don't typically grammar police, but Jesus Christ...

[@ithaca2076]

@@mirrer3103 litterly

[@fyremunky]

I did the full course.. and it was made SO easy to understand, with good pacing, and the modules followed in a sensical way. I'm now WAY better off than I was! Thank you so much for this!

[@jyke321]

This guy literally covered the entirety of my procedural programming class that I spent a year in high school learning, in just 4 hours. I feel cheated out of my junior year...

[@formulaint]

The reason why you were able to watch this 4-hour video comfortably is because of that one year you spent at high school though.

[@jyke321]

@@wede7865 my class involved reading straight from a textbook which meant my teachers occasional lectures were almost always useless since they involved chapters I had already gone through months prior. It very much a "do it at your own pace" class.

[@jyke321]

@@formulaint Honestly as far as syntax goes sure, but the rest of the video was probably more so because from a young age I learned the fundamentals of variables and loop structures through Scratch. The only thing he went over that was new to me as a high school student was methods and classes which were definitely the harder thing to grasp since not much of an explanation of what was actually occurring was given to me back in high school.

[@bra1280]

@@jyke321 im in 10th grade in the uk and all we learn is python :(

[@opreacodrut8011]

@@bra1280 me an 11th grader in romania *u guys learn programming languages?*

[@KingPacavision]

Finished watching the entire video and following along with it. Seriously this helped me a ton I feel like I have a firm understanding of c# now or at least the basics. Worth the watch 100%

[@level5detail]

Wow. Been trying to learn c# everywhere and it hasn't been sticking. Started this and can't believe how amazing this is! The speed and clarity at which you run through everything is PERFECT. THANK YOU!

[@RetroGamerAJ]

Needed to pick up C# for a new job I just got, this class saved me! I appreciate this course so much.

[@ericcartman2119]

Did they give you a job just because you know nothing but basics?

[@alivalishov]

@@ericcartman2119 this is a full course not basics

[@Vanilla_Icecream1231]

@@ericcartman2119 he might be a full programmer but he might have learnt c/c++ or Java and he wants to do a job with c#

[@ericcartman2119]

@@Vanilla_Icecream1231 yeah it seems that way but i still wanted to ask.

[@Axel-em6je]

@@ericcartman2119 silly question to ask

[@electrious_46]

Believe me this guy deserves the best for not having any ads although he can get a lot of money if he just added one

[@superturkishdelight]

I guess he listened to you very clearly

[@tubbs5015]

If literally any channel on KZbin deserves a subscription, its without a doubt this one. This coding course was incredibly helpful, and I appreciate all the time and effort that goes into making just one of these videos.

[@dewangtetambe4092]

0:37:16 Working with string 1:29:49 Methods 1:40:29 Return statement 2:34:22 Building a guessing game 2:48:49 for loop 2:58:45 Building exponent method 3:24:34 Classes & Objects 3:54:59 Getters & Setters 4:06:49 Static class attributes 4:14:45 Static methods & classes 4:20:55 Inheritance

[@nsanclwn]

he already has timestamps in the description lol

[@dewangtetambe4092]

@@nsanclwn Actually these are the topics that I found a bit hard

[@chasep2644]

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace array_practice { class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { string characterName = "Chase"; int characterAge; characterAge = 8; Console.WriteLine("Ahh, I did'nt excpect you to come so early."); Console.WriteLine("Just, Welcome to my program!"); Console.WriteLine("My name is " + characterName + " and I am the coder of this program."); Console.WriteLine("I am " + characterAge + " years old."); string plane = "Chase"; char grade = 'A'; int age = 8; double ft = 4.5; bool isMale = true; string game = "Colton"; char skill = 'f'; int allcough = 2; double cough = 4.5; bool isfouryearsold = false; Console.WriteLine("I also love my gramps Grandpa & Grandma"); Console.WriteLine("And I have a brother named " + game + " I love him."); Console.WriteLine(game + " is very cool! Because he's a gamer, and he's in my family!"); Console.WriteLine(game + " is going to 1st grade! He's really excited."); Console.WriteLine("He is four years old."); Console.WriteLine("I don't know if my new program should be running still"); Console.WriteLine("Hey um well can you debug my program? Press the enter key to debug the program"); Console.ReadLine(); Console.WriteLine("Good bye"); Console.WriteLine("You can press any key to leave."); Console.WriteLine(""); ScriptAuthor("Chase Pham"); Console.ReadLine(); } static void ScriptAuthor(string name) { Console.WriteLine("Script Made By " + name); } } }

[@otstep5018]

@@nsanclwn mobile people cant click those timestamps from description

[@nsanclwn]

@@otstep5018 Weird im on mobile and i can click the links just fine

[@jerryleiisme]

I'm a chinese 42 yrs indie game enthusiast ,thank you my friend for sharing this cource with me , I wouldn't dream to self-taught coding at this age but I certainly want to try the hardest way .

[@stevemcwin]

Mike: * teaches millions of people how to code with no ads in videos * Everyone: You are a good man, thank you.

[@almostayoutuber-gamesandmo3368]

I only just realized the lack of ads. Yes agreed. He is a good man

[@phantomberzerk9486]

There is now

[@chrisplusplus6232]

There is ads now

[@barto22]

@@chrisplusplus6232 i've heard that youtube updated something in youtube studio once and turned ads on for many yituubers automatically, so don't blame the guy

[@kingk9112]

There are adds

[@shibastudios9715]

May I juts quickly say, I really appreciate there not being any ads!

[@GMONX]

⌨ (0:00:00) Introduction ✅ ⌨ (0:01:18) Installation & Setup ✅ ⌨ (0:05:03) Drawing a Shape ✅ ⌨ (0:17:23) Variables 🔜 ⌨ (0:30:06) Data Types ⌨ (0:37:17) Working With Strings ⌨ (0:49:34) Working With Numbers ⌨ (1:00:01) Getting User Input ⌨ (1:07:38) Building a Calculator ⌨ (1:15:26) Building a Mad Lib ⌨ (1:21:15) Arrays ⌨ (1:29:49) Methods ⌨ (1:40:29) Return Statement ⌨ (1:46:06) If Statements ⌨ (2:01:37) If Statements (con't) ⌨ (2:10:21) Building a Better Calculator ⌨ (2:17:22) Switch Statements ⌨ (2:25:31) While Loops ⌨ (2:34:22) Building a Guessing Game ⌨ (2:48:49) For Loops ⌨ (2:58:45) Building an Exponent Method ⌨ (3:05:31) 2d Arrays ⌨ (3:09:46) Comments ⌨ (3:13:53) Exception Handling ⌨ (3:24:34) Classes & Objects ⌨ (3:37:39) Constructors ⌨ (3:47:48) Object Methods ⌨ (3:54:59) Getters & Setters ⌨ (4:06:49) Static Class Attributes ⌨ (4:14:45) Static Methods & Classes ⌨ (4:20:55) Inheritance

[@poorme1art]

2:39:50 I'm so happy because I tried doing that before watching the tutorial and IT WORKED PERFECTLY :D here's the code I came up with: static void Main(string[] args) { string targetWord = "potoo"; int attempts = 3; string guess; do { Console.Write("You have " + attempts + " attempts. Guess the word: "); guess = Console.ReadLine(); attempts--; } while (attempts > 0 && guess != targetWord); if (attempts == 0 && guess != targetWord) { Console.Write("You ran out of attempts!"); Console.ReadLine(); } else { Console.Write("You guessed it right!"); Console.ReadLine(); } }

[@poorme1art]

This is how I made the exponent: static void Main(string[] args) { Console.Write("Enter a number: "); double num = Convert.ToDouble(Console.ReadLine()); Console.Write("Enter a power: "); int pow = Convert.ToInt32(Console.ReadLine()); double result = num; if (pow > 1) { do { result = result * num; pow--; } while (pow > 1); Console.Write("The Result is: " + result); Console.ReadLine(); } else { Console.Write(result); Console.ReadLine(); } } Now I should try using the for loop :)

[@traveltheworld3099]

hello everyone, i recommend everyone to watch this only and don't waste time watching other videos, no time wasting, straight topics, explanation by examples, 4 hours but simply best, i have been out of programming for many years, didn't do much since 2005, Mike mate you have brought everything back just like yesterday. you have covered almost everything, just want you to use these them in big web project, that will be great, hoping you would make another video on that as well, i wish i could have invited you for a dinner. best wishes, all they way from Pakistan.

[@ekaimin8451]

2 hours if you play at 2x speed

[@spooky2526]

@@ekaimin8451 2 minutes if you play at 180x speed

[@YvngCagoBeats]

I'M STILL TRYING TO CALCULATE HOW OLD U ARE.... 2005 - 2020 =... Hello there calculator program

[@KUROI6969]

What do i do after i finished this course? can i start learning unity too?

[@DuDaJ_JacobDowns]

Him: All beginners forget to put the semicolons. Me: I won't forget. Also me: does Console.WriteLine("I will not forget the semicolon") And Then it said 1 error...

[@elousse5135]

most underrated comment

[@zinxgaming5156]

Very underrated

[@fuzfyy]

so underrated

[@DuDaJ_JacobDowns]

Wow. I guess I am underrated then...

[@adam.Leveled]

same here

[@markoobradovic5098]

I'm a beginner and I've always had a problem understanding classes and objects for some reason. After watching this whole course I feel like I understood more than for the past 2 months of fax + home learning, now it all makes perfect sense in my head and I want to thank you. Edit: After 4 hours of pure enjoyment and understanding, I felt emotional when the video ended lol

[@umairriyas]

@@neo6982 how bro i also want learn lot more about c#

[@neo6982]

@@umairriyas Ricardo#1318

[@ryzen1825]

Nugger

[@chrisp2639]

This video covers the core of my college level Computer Science 1 class. I watched it and followed along in visual studio before the semester started (with zero programming experience) and am finishing the class with an A+. Thank you!

[@WhyIsEverythingSoComplicated]

This is literally the best tutorial I have EVER seen on anything on the internet. Thank you so much! I wanna pursue programming thanks to this.

[@ericjohnson4200]

I'm a CS student looking to learn C# and .NET, looking for both a handful of other students and a handful of experienced mentors to collaborate. I have a Discord set up, as of this writing there's two of us (both students). We'd like to get about a dozen people into the study group and work together to help each other learn. Either self taught or enrolled in traditional schools is fine. If you're interested respond or direct message me, I'll give you a discord link, my Github username, plus other connection info and we'll get you plugged in to our study group. Hope to hear from you, please bring commitment.

[@adamharper8456]

Just don't

[@megatron5644]

@@ericjohnson4200 send me link

[@sophiatheczech1918]

2nd April 2021 marks the day I started learning C#. I'm taking notes and testing the syntax while watching the video. // My C# learning journey Day 1 -> 30:06 Day 2 -> 1:29:50 Day 3 -> 3:24:35

[@dantebaez4329]

I am currently in school and just started watching this for extra practice for this. Good luck to you!

[@mirale3198]

good luck, started learning yesterday.

[@HalfTayem]

This is the best course ever! Thank you so much Mike!

[@UnidentifiedX_]

The people who disliked this video thought that this was a music tutorial

[@karolledzinski710]

pople who disliked this tutorial they got firts error at the begining of tutorial and it means that teacher sucks.

[@puppyendorsement3314]

@@karolledzinski710 they got firts? is that disease? EDIT: If you need help with your errors, I'd be happy to try to help.

[@99CentRapper]

@@karolledzinski710 is firts error deadly?

[@kmontoya87]

@@99CentRapper careful with those silent but deadly firts

[@tushgaurav]

@@kmontoya87 firts is very deadly deasese, its more dangerous than COVID 19.

[@jakub8257]

I literally learned all this in 4hours, what in our technical college we needed a year for this

[@adankhan1103]

Because in your college u have assesments and in the end u get a degree and stuff

[@gabriellita7236]

@@adankhan1103 so? It's still a major difference of time which cannot be excused

[@adankhan1103]

@@gabriellita7236 i was tryna tell the exact same thing

[@gabriellita7236]

@@adankhan1103 oh ok, I misunderstood you. I thought you were justifying colleges.

[@adankhan1103]

@@gabriellita7236 -_- ye np

[@mateuszpatua3016]

what I've learnt: - everything is very powerful and has lots of applications - and I don't have to be concerned about things yet but seriously, this is awesome! and so brilliantly explained thanks Mike!

[@mustafa_cabi]

day 1 : 1:29:56 ✅ day 2 : 2:25:54 ✅ day 3 : 3:24:34 ✅ day 4 : 3:47:48 ✅ day 5 : 4:31:08 ✅ I completed the whole video in 5 days. This man is really good instructor. I appreciate him. He covered all the basics of the C#. I really enjoyed while watching 4,5 hours of tutorial. Thank you...

[@SauceSeeker]

Does any one else feel like he's better at teaching than some teachers.

[@computerxp1714]

but I'm Indian so I don't understand his accent properly😥

[@comrade_aryan]

@@computerxp1714 bro I am indian too but understand every line he spoke easily

[@BlizZarDaSh]

@@comrade_aryan it varies from person to person

[@retlyfast4816]

Yea

[@alpergulsever4183]

i am not a native english talker but i can easily get everything he say.

[@MrHarleyhn]

This tutorial is very amazing. Everything is explained on how things work and how and when to use certain things and is pretty much the only beginners tutorial that you need to ever watch and does not take as much time as other tutorials. (there are 10 hour long tutorials) I give this course ☆☆☆☆☆.

[@MegaPhilX]

I'm not a programmer so I've been modifying code by copy/pasting, doing minor edits and getting by in C++ without knowing some of the concepts you describe in the last third of your video. I think you gave very good examples to explain classes, methods, inheritance, etc. All these keywords (virtual, static, etc) I was seeing over the years in code but never really understood how they worked. Thank you for a very clear and well-explained tutorial! My favorite of your examples was the chef thing. Really makes you understand the concept well.

[@totallyinnocentchannel7721]

this is c# not c++ just saying...

[@rc8s]

@@totallyinnocentchannel7721 They all have the same concepts

[@loganguzman6856]

This young man is a genius and what makes him so cool besides being so smart is the fact that he seems so humble and explains everything very well. I definitely want to learn how to program. Thank you for helping others my friend!

[@tubbs5015]

I've learned more about coding in 2 hours from this, than I did in the class I took in school.

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

As someone who does long form courses on KZbin, I have to say: This guy NAILED IT!!!!! Just finished the course, now I feel prepared to take my c# for unity courses.

[@CrackedTubeGamer]

How are you doing with unity now then?

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

@@CrackedTubeGamer great! Finishing up my first original mobile app.

[@norpriest521]

@@rossthemusicandguitarteacher @Jo Po Is this a good video about C#? I'm just trying to find the best C# tutorial to learn as beginner. Not sure if this one worth it. You know there are tons of C# video tutorials on KZbin but most of them are lame. Just wanna make sure this one is a good one. Also, is C# and .Net the same thing? Sorry I'm new

[@rossthemusicandguitarteacher]

@@norpriest521 not an expert myself but I consider this to be an excellent introduction. I have taken 6 courses on c# so far, and this was the first.

[@sheikh6987]

Its much different there.

[@CTISLeeSin2021]

I learned basically C programming and my new rotation is C# with that channel and video! 12.08.2022 --> I started today and I am in 59:59 ; 13.08.2022 --> Today ı had some tasks I didn't enough concentrate on C# 1:46:26 14.08.2022---> Today to bo honest I didn't work and think sufficiently but I still learned new things and I'll keep going on 2:34:22 15.08.2022----> Today I studied very efficiently I am proud of myself even though the difficulty level is increasing day by day I feel I can handle it. 3:47:02 16.08.2022----> Todaaaayyyy I am taking everything easyyyy 4:06:14 17.08.2022----> EXPECTED DAYYYY WAS COME I COMPLETED THAT VİDEO but I know its not sufficient for c# I watch another video from bros code channel it is about 4 hours and I keep going on making practice. But now a little bit pleasure time

[@fydhdudhddj]

I can not appreciate more of your existence dear. thank you sooooo much for this course

[@AKFakuade]

12/19/2022 - 1:00:10 12/25/2022 - Built a calculator 12/25/2022 - 1:15:25 1/3/2023 - Arrays (1:29:49) 1/3/2023 - Built a mean calculator to find the average number in a data set

[@zamap4278]

Hope you didn't quit bro, you came so far already!

[@JoseCruz-fy6js]

thats impressive brother keep going!!

[@AKFakuade]

@@JoseCruz-fy6js thanks. I took a pretty long break cause school got really busy but i'll get back on it.

[@noahlarsson446]

@@AKFakuade Yeah but you didin't you do anything for like 11 months? 25 december 2022 and january 3 2022, that is a very long break, too long bud... D:

[@AKFakuade]

@@noahlarsson446 oops. meant to put 2023 lol.

[@cormackeenan8175]

Clear, concise and just enough repetition for the fundamentals to sink in. Outstanding Thank you Mike.

[@noelgomariz3038]

You are a grat teacher and this tutorial made me feel I was really learning and not just coping code into my computer, thank you!

[@sshvdow6894]

great*

[@benefrath]

A year ago, I applied for a job and received a home assignment to create a UART program in C#. I used your video to learn the basics, and thanks to it, I landed the job. Thank you for sharing information and making great videos!

[@jordansmith891]

The way you repeat information is extremely helpful to me as i learn programming. Also when you first tell me why I want to do something and then show me how it makes it much easier for me to process that information. I also really like the way you deliberately show how a person would make a common mistake in the result of that and then how to fix it.

[@lorim.5358]

I just wanna thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'm currently joggling a full time job, a math course and a programming course and this video literally saved me? The layout for my programming course is extremely confusing. They bring upp all the points you brought up only poorly with bad examples. So thank you. Thank you Thank you!

[@lorim.5358]

@Subtone 😂😂😂

[@PizzaPunt99]

Console.WriteLine("When did you become an expert in C#?"); string answer = "Last Night"; Console.Writeline(answer); Console.ReadLine(); Memes aside, thanks a ton! Great for beginners and people who have to go over some basics again!

[@chronosbat]

Yeah, imo this tutorial in itself doesn't teach much about C#, only really the basic syntax but I haven't programmed in so long.

[@PizzaPunt99]

@@chronosbat You know some more courses you can recommend about C#?

[@itayminich3125]

In the “console.read line” you forgot to put a verible

[@mehmetkrgnn]

I am not new to programming languages, just learning a new one; this was the best tutorial I have ever seen. It's so good, so great. Appreciate.

[@al-manasama8370]

I appreciate the Lost reference during the arrays.

[@positivepatrolleader4914]

I did the guessing game on my own and it is amazing how many variations you can have with just the tools we've learned here. My solutions contained methods and a completly different counting system, but the end-result (on screen) was exactly the same. Pretty cool!

[@Marek_Vasilev]

3 painful years of collage summarised in 4 and a half hours. Wish I found this video back then...

[@arth3953]

i did and i am happy about it

[@Felix-vu9tz]

god i hope college isnt like this coz I'm gonna be doing comp sci in a few months

[@Marek_Vasilev]

​@@Felix-vu9tz well good fukken luck c:

[@Marek_Vasilev]

@@Nachodood Obviously not, I did plenty other things, like networking on Windows and Linux servers, AutoCAD, VMWare, Photoshop, Inventor, HTML, JavaScript, PHP, SQL etc. Just that, C# was a big part of that and I actually did my practical exams on it...

[@joshsfox6266]

@@Felix-vu9tz At least with the kind of course you are going to be studying there is lots of information online for you. You can use this to your advantage. We all think in different ways and sometimes the way you will understand some information, is not the same way another person will. If that other person, is the person explaining it to you, it can be difficult to understand the information. If this happens during your studies, take the keywords or titles and look them up online. Don't bang your head against brick walls, trying to understand one explanation of a concept. Find another resource that will explain it differently. Once you find one that makes sense, the other ways of explaining it will make more sense too. You can use this to double check you have understood correctly. If you cannot go back to other explanations and understand them, it is a sign you have still not fully understood a concept or that the other resource you found is incorrect. That can happen online. Once you fully understand a concept you will be able to follow different explanations of it, even if it's not one that explains it the way you would. Hopefully this advice can help you out at college. Good luck with your studies.

[@maychai2101]

Overwhelming! You are fantastic! You can turn a totally layman to a beginner C++ developer in just 4 hours!

[@PrashantKumar-wx5sj]

HE makes it look so easy.I had a bad teacher in my schools that made me hate programming,I wish he was my teacher

[@jakubkootyo1745]

I suggest playing the video at 1.25x or 1.5x speed cause you'll still understand everything and it will cut like 1.5 h

[@jesse578]

YYKUYTYSRFSS

[@macialselo5082]

Nie

[@theRPGmaster]

2x worked well for me

[@10task76]

You're an absolute god

[@nanos1267]

mate I'm 2 hours in to the tutorial and my dumbass never thought of this.

[@Mausar17]

Just used this to go over C# real quick before a job interview, let's see how this goes. UPDATE: definitely helped, I was asked to make a function that did the same thing as the .Format function. Doubt I'll get the job cause apparently it involves relocating but don't sleep on this tutorial.

[@michaelulloa12]

Any updates?

[@icedchqi]

pls update when you can

[@phlip992]

Update? :D

[@shhshh2470]

In current semester I have subject called programming and we use C#. This morning I had no clue how to even start writing even the simplest code, and right now I have done my homework which was 7 "beginner" programms which included variables, arrays and lists. I feel super happy, and thank you so much.

[@Oughnutsdndaizzap]

Great course honestly, I just went through a whole college course and what I really needed to solidify my understanding was a simplified walkthrough like this! Thank you so much for taking the time to do this.

[@RideRhytham]

Good

[@ianprado1488]

This guy is such a great teacher. His SQL course is amazing too

[@tahirraza1732]

@@mowtown75 can u plz share his SQL Tutorial link.

[@norpriest521]

@@tahirraza1732 Does he teach this one as good as sql?

[@rainman8661]

@@norpriest521 yes, for beginning with c# it is best way... tons of informations

[@norpriest521]

@Sports Mania Sql is programming language for pulling information from database. Database is like a warehouse where your different items are in there. Without sql language, you cannot connect with your warehouse. You need to learn sql language, so that you can use it to retrieve what's in the database.

[@StevulaDodoonline]

@Sports Mania you need SQL to C#, when you want to create big applications with databases ( such as an application for banks that manages their clients), we have many ways to do SQL-c# (LINQ to SQL,Entity Framework...)its only about learning

[@RahulYadav-dx8iw]

As I am taking a C# programming course in the spring semester, I am learning your course. I feel like I understand what C# is and how it works, but I haven't completed watching your course. To understand fully, I will be watching the entire. It's rare that some KZbinrs present a course in 4 hours. I appreciate your dedicated and generous presentation. Actually, it's far better than University professors. It's a great honor to be learning from you. Great job! Keep up the good work.

[@brocode04]

First I learned HTML from him in Mobile and now I have come a long journey! Thankyou Mike! *One of the best teacher in the world!*

[@vedantdhairyawan1099]

Wow what a journey it's been... Can't even tell how this is just a 4 hour video with such extensive knowledge just packed in it. Thanks Mike!

[@MiningMozo]

Why is there any dislikes on this video, literally learned so much. and the description is so nice for when I inevitably forget

[@iphone21]

⭐️ Contents ⭐️ ⌨️ (0:00:00) Introduction ⌨️ (0:01:18) Installation & Setup ⌨️ (0:05:03) Drawing a Shape ⌨️ (0:17:23) Variables ⌨️ (0:30:06) Data Types ⌨️ (0:37:17) Working With Strings ⌨️ (0:49:34) Working With Numbers ⌨️ (1:00:01) Getting User Input ⌨️ (1:07:38) Building a Calculator ⌨️ (1:15:26) Building a Mad Lib ⌨️ (1:21:15) Arrays ⌨️ (1:29:49) Methods ⌨️ (1:40:29) Return Statement ⌨️ (1:46:06) If Statements ⌨️ (2:01:37) If Statements (con't) ⌨️ (2:10:21) Building a Better Calculator ⌨️ (2:17:22) Switch Statements ⌨️ (2:25:31) While Loops ⌨️ (2:34:22) Building a Guessing Game ⌨️ (2:48:49) For Loops ⌨️ (2:58:45) Building an Exponent Method ⌨️ (3:05:31) 2d Arrays ⌨️ (3:09:46) Comments ⌨️ (3:13:53) Exception Handling ⌨️ (3:24:34) Classes & Objects ⌨️ (3:37:39) Constructors ⌨️ (3:47:48) Object Methods ⌨️ (3:54:59) Getters & Setters ⌨️ (4:06:49) Static Class Attributes ⌨️ (4:14:45) Static Methods & Classes ⌨️ (4:20:55) Inheritance

[@sophiatheczech1918]

Thank you, sir.

[@ashplayslmao]

you are a good man, thank you

[@nonhelpablegamer6070]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@ennizodev]

Thx ❤️

[@tannertroy7528]

@Anna Jijo lmao, read description

[@Oskar-S-]

I am grateful that humans like this exist. Splendid tutorial, pedagogical as hell

[@davekoffman1000]

Mike, you should be a college professor. Your knowledge and style are impeccable!!!

[@blackmankha4]

Me: Prints "Hello World" Also me: ** Hacker voice: I'm in**

[@rasmus5079]

I've disabled their algorithms

[@romaniac205x7]

I've change the C# IDE into a Python IDE

[@harveylawrence9601]

Prints? You using python?

[@jesusisminenow]

enhance!

[@357molotov]

Why is that when I read that in my head, my hacker voice was Christian Bale as Batman?