C# Yield - Creating Iterators for beginners

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[@kopilkaiser8991]

Definitely a must watch video for every programmer willingful to understand "yield" statement in C#. I myself, have been able to understand thanks to you🎉❤

[@phattruong7086]

It's really really good, I can understand the "yield" in C# thanks for your video! Nice job!

[@AhmedMohamed-pf2by]

thanks, video made sense and was easy to follow! i liked that you showed what the naive approach would be in the start of the video

[@zane4218]

Is a yield return function setting up an isolated separate thread? That's what it feels like, but I'm having a little bit of trouble holding the logic in my head (which honestly is the case for a lot of multithreading, this would actually be simpler than normal for that.)

[@benderios]

The best explanation

[@thomasschroter3802]

Nothing wrong with the content. However, this example shows well how much imperative programming interrupts the actual flow of the program and the developer is constantly forced to use control structures. A declarative approach would clearly have an advantage here.

[@Golden_games]

but if the max value is large will it not take longer and possibly throw an error

[@hemanichius3941]

You mean too large for an int

[@Golden_games]

@@hemanichius3941 no I mean if you input a higher value like when he used 1billon will it not still take much time to complete

[@MrOudoum]

@@Golden_games Of course it does. Sadly he did not show the console then you would see why yield is very good in this situation. It will print the messages as soon as it iterates through each item because yield provides the next value in the iteration. Before the change to yield the methode had to finish (IEnumerable) and after that it will iterate through the foreach loop.

[@sparkviral5844]

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[@kopilkaiser8991]

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