Constructors | C# | Tutorial 26

Source Code - www.giraffeacademy.com/program... This video is one in a series of videos where we'll be looking at programming in C#. The course is designed for new programmers, and will introduce common programming topics using the C# language.
Throughout the course we'll be looking at various topics including variables, arrays, getting user input, loops, conditionals, object orientation and much more.

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It took you years to learn what classes, objects and constructors are? Maybe coding is not for you.

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Just a word of advice for anyone that may run into the same issue that I did. The class and the program have to share the namespace or else visual studio will not allow you to call that class. It was not explained in the previous video and it took me a bit to understand why it would not allow me to use the class.

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What a great explanation - short and clear! I've been struggling to understand constructors for quite some time and now I can finally get what this is all about! Thank you!

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Brilliant! I've watched about four other 5 minuite vids on this subject and was still unable to not determine if / or why I might want / or need to use constructors. Your one video answered all my questions.

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[@thele99]

OMG. I graduated in 1996, before all this OO stuff came out (for C#). I've actually been using C# for 5 years, all self taught on the job. I've been using Constructors all this time, but I didn't know it was called "Constructor!"

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How is the C# journey going for you right now?

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@@shafialanower3820 programming is fine as long as I stick to basics, but in general I find that there are a lot of terrible c# programmers that make their code too complicated or they take too many shortcuts and so the code is hard to decipher. A lot of times the code only does one thing and is broken up into 3 classes and a dozen functions, when it can really be done in one block of code. It's like the people who over normalize their dB. C# allows for a lot of shit programming.

[@shafialanower3820]

@@thele99 interesting do you ever tell them hey this can be written much shorter. Are they beginners or mid to senior level devs

[@thele99]

@@shafialanower3820 No no... the problem is that they do things shorter, when there is no need to. int ss; //Social Secrurity ss = SS(); //function to retrieve Social Security REALLY? C# douchebags do that shit all the time. It's frustrating. Makes sense to the coder, sure, but not to the guy who inherits it. I see this kind of shit all the time. Add a couple lines and make this more readable, and stop abusing case sensitivity please. Stupid c# programmers.

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Great video as always, Mike!

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Thank you a lot for you talent to explain so well; I was trying to understand it from a teacher that can't explain, and in a different language that my native one...so your explanations was like a breath of air for me

[@aba22125]

Nice tutorial, it cleared up a lot of confusion I had. Also doing this.Title = Title; is much better, since you can use the same variable name in the constructor.

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By far, the best explanation for the Constructors.

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I kinda had to know what constructors were for several months for my class but never knew. Now I do!

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thank you so much for the video. You explain it so much better than my Prof.!!!! : -). Understood constructor now thanks to you ^^

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Good and simple video, thank you.

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Very good videon on how constructors work. Mutch better then the text i read in programming in school :)

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I was watching a tutorial about object oriented programming and I really didn't understand constructors much. Turns out it was not because I am stupid.. it was just badly explained and by watching this video I understood it easily. Thanks a lot!

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“if you have any CONSTRUCTive criticism” :D

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This makes SO MUCH MORE SENSE OMG. I'm taking the Treehouse C# course and... The explanation of most of the Object topics is... Lacking -. -

[@aaronjohnson2215]

Can I use different name for constructor, like Booklet, so I'd do Book book1 = new Booklet(); ?? Otherwise I don't understand why Book is repeated on both sides.

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thank you very much Could you please make a video about "How to work with classes in a different file?"

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[@antoninobalinado6192]

instead of adding a writeline inside the constructor then putting a fix parameter in an object, how can i use readline then input the value?

[@alielnajjar8501]

How can i let the user input objects, for example the user wants to add a new book with all its objects from console, how?

[@xrcryptodev]

So are constructors to classes like properties are to variables? Sort of?

[@sravanipulicherla9334]

Hello Mike. I wanted to know how "this" keyword works. I dont understand where to use it. Every thing is simple when you explain. Thank you in advance.

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[@joezhou7491]

So the name of the constructor and the class have to be the same? In this case “book”

[@aliksargsyan2782]

I always prefer use "this" keyword

[@lorens7958]

Hey, this comment will be very late. If you want the user to type their name of the book in the program(Console). How can I parse the titels, pages and author with Constructor? Sorry if this coming late.

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[@saitejavetcha5574]

is always the constructor name and the class name is same?

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Still impressed..

[@travisvotour3159]

Wondering if anyone knows what key-command he used at 8:08 to have only highlighted and copied one line- and then having it paste the other two.. am I missing something obvious here? I am taking a software development course in college and it is heavily based in .NET framework, C# in particular... but we have never been taught much about the shortcuts and finer points of VS

[@mykolasd]

He edited the video after filming it. It just cut off, not a command.

[@travisvotour3159]

@@mykolasd thank you haha. This was really bugging me as I use VS daily and couldn't understand what happened there. Appreciated!

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"tolkein". great explanation tho, thanks man.

[@2kglenn]

7:13 why are someone writing : this.title = aTitle; ?

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[@TheAmazeer]

2 constructors with the same name In the same class? Are you sure?

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Excessive talk is not the explanation and it is not the explanation You talk too much = losing the basic meaning