Introduction, Classes and Objects (C# OOP - Practical Programming Tutorial) - part 1

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[@CodeBeauty]

Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really happy to hear that my videos helped you clear your doubts and nail your interview-congratulations on landing the C++ developer role! 🙌 It’s awesome that those topics were key for you, and I’m glad my explanations made a difference. Since you’ve already mastered C++ concepts like OOP, abstract classes, and virtual functions, C# would be a great next step for you! The transition is smooth, and C# offers some incredible features, especially for full-stack development. Keep pushing yourself-there's always more to learn, and I’m sure you'll excel!

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Me too, I'd love to learn C++

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She has a full course for C++

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@@pash64 Oh, she does! Nice. Thank you

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​@@pash64 He meant practical OOP for C++

[@graytonw5238]

Interesting! Old guy here, I've been building custom VBA-enabled spreadsheets for my clients for years, and I've tried dabbling in C# for some time. OOP is something I still struggle wrapping my head around, but most tutorials make you feel like you're on a roller coaster with a gentle introduction, then way too quickly dropping off into advanced material, especially with classes and objects. This seems pretty understandable so far, I'll check out the rest of your videos. Subbed!

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Hello Saldina, I am a university teacher majoring in manufacturing engineering. Currently, the research team has opened a new direction, that is, research on the combination of machine vision and manufacturing. It requires the development of software and algorithms for industrial vision and industrial control. Find your In the YT course, your explanation combined with WF made me feel that the concepts and ideas are very clear and easy to understand. Thank you very much. I have also started to participate in your practical courses. I would like to make two small suggestions about YT videos: (1) Some videos do not have closed loops, such as the LOOP part and the Loop nest part, which are mentioned but not released. Looking forward to it. Similarly, the OOP Introduction example does not have a video for Part 2. (2) Since Practical learning requires a certain foundation, I hope to make or integrate a 10-hour beginning tutorial course in YT to connect with your paid courses, which will be more effective. Finally, I wish your career will get better and better, your person will become more and more beautiful, and more people will see the beautiful Saldina explaining beautiful software development, algorithms and coding.

[@CodeBeauty]

Thank you so much! I'm really glad to hear you're part of my community, and the fact that even a university teacher can learn something from my videos-that's such a flex for me! 😄 Joking aside, I totally understand. Some parts might be unfinished strictly due to my tight schedule with all the work I’m doing in parallel for the academy and my KZbin channel. But don't worry, the OOP list is still in the making, and there will definitely be more videos coming as part of it. As for the prerequisite videos, I’ve got that covered too! Most of the basics are already available, and the course is designed in a way that requires little to no prior knowledge. For anything someone might struggle with, we also have a dedicated Discord community where we help each other, and it’s working great! :D

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thanks saldina OOB LIKE CELL IN CLASS , OR NODE OF ANY THING ,RIGHT THIS METHOD IS GREAT, because we see program of top then break of to some parts !! like human body that involve organ, like heart & brain, then each of them has involve tissue, then tissue is invoice cell !!! if this method see we could better writing programing against that only write one code & focused only detail!

[@UHDking]

Thank you so much for such a great tutorial.

[@CodeBeauty]

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Is the "forms" class a substitute for the main class?

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[@raymondRodriguez]

Great video Saldina! Amazing how well you explain the concept of OOP!

[@CodeBeauty]

I explain very well everything :D I'm glad that you find it useful, stay tuned, I'm working on rest of the OOP playlist. :)

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Did you change Mind? C++ to C#, for me i still use C/C++ for every thing, every thing(include WebDev - i know there some one tell how could that -).

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currently my main focus is on C# because more people is interested in C# and there is higher demand for C# developers, but when I get time I will create more C++ videos. :)

[@mukisajohnmary]

Patiently waiting for the next video in this series. Thx alot.

[@CodeBeauty]

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Glad it was helpful!

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19:22 Its showing that the Owner name is not valid.....that is, it must contain a non-null value!

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I have a lot more to share and had to stop myself to avoid making the video too long. Do you prefer longer or shorter videos?

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[@PureASM-ShellCoder]

I wish you could teach me the C++/C# this keyword -I can't seem to wrap my head around it … I take it it is a pointer to the current instance of the object/ self-referential/ pronoun of sorts (& there's like 3 uses of it including shadowing/ boxing/ distinguish ambiguity between local & class members/ & also returning the class itself etc.. 😵

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#include using namespace std; class Box { public: // Constructor Box(int length) { this->length = length; // Use 'this' to refer to the class member } // Method to print the length void printLength() { cout

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Again the Standard Class "Person". The Internet is full of examples with this class

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and car

[@CodeBeauty]

so you don't like my explanation?

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@@CodeBeauty for me its perfect and simple to unterstand, i just think he wanted to point it out because its funny

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[@CodeBeauty]

hmm..I'm a bit lost, explain please? :D

[@AhmedMuhammed-d2y]

@@CodeBeautyIn JavaScript, Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) works differently compared to languages like C++ or C#. In languages like C++ or C#, OOP is class-based, meaning you define everything within classes and can use concepts like inheritance and other OOP principles. However, in JavaScript, the language uses prototypal inheritance rather than being class-based. The class syntax in JavaScript is essentially syntactic sugar-it still relies on prototypal inheritance behind the scenes. Additionally, JavaScript doesn't have Access Modifiers like private or protected like in other languages. While you can find these features in Typescript, they're not a part of native JavaScript yet. may have misunderstood or have incorrect information about this topic. Please feel free to correct me if I'm wrong.

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Saldina, you know I enjoy watching your videos because you're easy on the eyes and your accent is a cherry on top, but KZbin is saturated with beginner programming. How about some intermediate or advanced tutorials?.........and you full-screen at some point during each video. (grin)

[@CodeBeauty]

Thank you for the compliment! 😄 I’ve considered creating more intermediate and advanced tutorials. Statistically, however, most educational KZbin content is consumed by beginners. As you become more advanced, you often turn to shorter forms of education like forums and documentation, and experienced developers are less likely to watch KZbin videos. That said, if you’re looking for more advanced content, I have a course designed to take you from beginner to expert. It includes lessons on a fully working application, so you can get through the basics and focus on more advanced topics to sharpen your skills. Check it out at www.codebeautyacademy.com, and don’t forget to use the discount code from the description of this video! Happy coding Ted

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