C# - How to add Properties to Classes

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Quick video on how to add porperties to classes by fabio Scopel.

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I have seen plenty of tutorials on C# but yours are absolutely amazing. I seem to understand everything you say. You make the videos short and straight to the point. Thanks a lot man!

[@Coffeecupdev]

Time my friends, my time. I work, and go to school.. Very time consuming. I'll be posting more videos as soon as I can. Thx for watching.

[@Bartnick81]

The clearest explanation I have encountered, man you got talent, thank you!

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[@Johnwingchun]

As always great video! I actually feel things are starting to make sense now - As somebody else said these video's = hours and hours of reading etc . Thanks so much!

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Thank you for the concise, well made and right to the point video!

[@davidnguyen225]

I have spent hundreds of dollars on books that don't compare to what I learned from your tutorials. Great Job Fabio !!! Wondering if you can do some videos on setting up a password authentication page where a user can log on by creating an id and password; then once the user logs on, he/she can view his or her saved data. Thank you in advance. God Bless.

[@gamie123456]

very good Fabio, I really understood properties this way, thank you.

[@momomi104]

for the "turn on and off" method, you can pass the if and use: state = !state

[@fiddley]

fantastic! Been reading from 4 different books and none of them made sense... just need to rewatch the video in slow motion to make sure I understand!

[@frajirek90]

Thank you for the informative video. Could you do one on polymorphism and inheriting, please?

[@juncraul]

Why you don't make more part for this video if youtube have a limit of 10 min?

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Nice video and explanations, made me laugh when a dog was barking in background @4:45 time line :)

[@shawnlesner]

hello fabio.. where are the other parts of this series of videos??

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Very Very Useful Lecture.I want more Lecture about Properties oop If You Can ! I shall be thankful to you

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Great vids!

[@adapass]

when i try to evaluate the following condition as below in the Car class file if (value == "K10" || value="K20") } i am getting the following error when i build the solution Error 1 Operator '||' cannot be applied to operands of type 'bool' and 'string' C:\WindowsFormsApplication1\WindowsFormsApplication1\Car.cs 31 21 WindowsFormsApplication1

[@mazazekooo]

Nice way to put the accessors ;

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this vids are just owesome but dude cant you like make one project completely ie the bookregistration project video?....that way its easier to learn the relationship of the stuff that your making

[@nelisiwemalngeni3706]

i don't know how to create a method in a class to display output using a label ...error "label is not available int the current context"

[@Coffeecupdev]

I am not sure if I understand your problem entirely, but it sounds like what you need to do if to have a method that returns a string, and assign that method to the label.Text. In other words: static class SomeClass{ static string SomeMethod(){ return "Some text"; } } in this case your label will look something like: label1.Text = SomeClass.SomeMethod(); I hope this helps. You can get more help on our G+ Community Check it out: Learn C# - The Right Way

[@Redraptorxx]

These videos are very helpfull, thank you.

[@Coffeecupdev]

@adapass All I see if the wrong operand here [value="K20"]. Try this: if (value == "K10" || value == "K20") { //Your logic here; }

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great video, very clear

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Very informative.Thanks

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bool val=false; val=val==false; //val is went to true

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