C# - How to add methods to a class

[@Vector2050]

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[@heidihas300]

First i would like to say you are a very very good teacher second plz make more movies third Thank you so much you help a whole lot

[@muscleshawty1995]

this was really good and FINALLY i got my concepts about classes, methods and objects clear thanks to your videos. tried lots of videos, lots of books, and tried concentrating on my teacher's lecture twice as hard as i do but it didn't work. this did. amazing works. thanks!!

[@rk-mu8yf]

awesome video. thank you very much. small help....I am looking for some exercises which could help me understand the language more and improve my logic. do you know where can i find them?

[@thewholocknetwork3797]

dude i cant thank you enough i have an university assignment due in this friday and i was struggling thank you for creating a video that is really helpful

[@pachorudo1]

how can i do the same but, now introducing text from a textboxes and display in the messagebox?

[@JeroenElsen]

Hope you make more of these c# tutorials this was really helpful.

[@CSSuccessGamer]

If i have a static int value from the main form., can i used the method from within the class to change that int value?

[@Coffeecupdev]

I think you are mixing two questions. Having the ability to change or "see" a variable is related to scope, not it being static. In other words it depends if you declared it as a private, public, protected, internal... Now a variable being static just means that there is just a single instance of it in memory. So all methods that use it will be referencing the same value. I hope this helps and thanks for watching! :)

[@heidihas300]

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[@vbBegin1957]

Hello BablioBr, I like the video you created it is clear for me to understand how to create a class. This is the area that I was having problems. I can create a method but didn't know how to call that method from the class to the main form. Thanks for your tutorial. One question though, how can you specify the out without the ByRef method? Desi Bravo

[@faoey0915]

on ur methon getAge() you can use this.ReleaseDate right? no need for parameters... may be u just did that to show how a method can access parameters?

[@trotskij4]

Thanks! That was short and clear. Really appreciate your style, and thanks for HD resolution! :) Could you do some coverage for delegates one of these days. I think many amator developpers are really messed with them ... Event handeling also is not as simple as it appears ... Another topic might be interfaces - it seems something unique to C#?..

[@martingardener]

When I put the MessageBox into the class it just underscores in red and says "The name 'MessageBox' does not exist in the current context" It doesnt highlight in light blue as per your example. Any ideas anyone?

[@elkaramani]

5 years later and now I have this problem lol

[@sigitas909]

If you're doing it in the class, you have to add the using system.windows.forms; to the top

[@Coffeecupdev]

new video will be up later on today. Thx for watching.

[@deltekkie7646]

Please use a headset mic. The keyboard clicks are very distracting.

[@0diepus]

F n aye!!! Thanks for posting this vid. Big help; damn book makes no sense. After watching your vid and then reading the book, it all makes sense now. Thanks again.

[@puremaths729]

Hi thanks for your video, very informative... excellent!!! Can you upload a tutorial on how to call two or more methods and execute them one after the other by just clicking a button. Thanks for your help.

[@revipod]

Nice video! The date part was a bit confusing tho. Nevertheless, thanks a lot Fabio! Liked.

[@TheMrShpend]

Nice vid man! Very informative!!

[@TheSlyRipper]

Nice vid, it helps loads.

[@arslanali774]

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[@Coffeecupdev]

Arslan Ali I don't have Facebook. But I'd be happy to chat with you. You can find me on Twitter @BablioBr if you want to follow me, I'll follow you back and we can direct message.

[@arslanali774]

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[@romangeneral23]

Awesome vid man

[@vax9877]

Thanks ,this should help me with my homework ! :D

[@illtrykillu]

gr8 tut, keep up the good job.

[@martingardener]

Forgot to include namespaces that werent there as default. Sorted it.

[@kammykazee]

thanks you very much, i learned a lot.

[@Coffeecupdev]

That's really awesome to know! Thank you for watching! :)

[@kingofbaroda]

Excellemt video buddy...

[@abdolabdollah1783]

Good Job. You made small mistake. You said overload method. actually you did not have one. you have method onyl. I think we use the term overload if you have two functions with the same names. Over all I like your work. thank You.

[@bnikon]

excellent tutorial simplified.but u need to teach authors(from re known publishers) how to write a book for student not for professor. :p

[@Niumane]

Thank you very much!!

[@ckbapps2009]

Thanks now i understood

[@brianlaudrupchannel]

looks really similar to java