Methods | C# | Tutorial 12

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[@neofilomata3254]

Just so people know, there is no functional difference between Functions and Methods, the only reason they are called different is that a method is a function within a class (he´ll explain what´s a class later) and a function is one outside of a class. Great vid BTW.

[@Redmi10Asss]

Thanks a lot! I was struggling to understand methods and watched many videos and couldn't understand what's about. But you explained it in a simpler way which helped me understand it without complexity ❤

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Thank you very much! I try to learn C# on my own and it is really hard sometimes, so Im really glad you gave me these basics

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[@JC-xc8rx]

Very good job Mike!

[@Marandal]

Very useful with mutliple examples, easy to understand. Thank you!

[@torontogamestudio2991]

I've had a hard time understanding methods, but this video cleared many things up

[@W711-t7x]

Man I'm so glad I learned Python basics and OOP basics before I jumped into C#... I imagine how much more confused I would be If I wouldn't have. It's all so clear now lol just from hearing little bits and pieces like "encapsulating" wink wink :D I understand now why they say that Python is way more beginner friendly than C#

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[@suhas6951]

truly amazing

[@ayoubkamal1400]

How does the hello name printed 3 times without looping

[@srinuele9892]

can u please tell me why these methods are used, if already we have main method so y to use another method

[@harshsawant4936]

He explains it. Check the video again

[@sasukesarutobi3862]

The basic answer is that it makes it easier to look after your code. If you have everything in the main method, it'll very quickly become too complicated and long. By using methods, you can break down your code into manageable pieces so you can work on it more easily.

[@harshbarj]

Short answer is you don't need to use another method. If your program is simple enough you may not need anything outside of your main method. You basically use them if you have a bit of code you want to reuse in other parts of your code. Think of it as the same thing as a subroutine in Basic.

[@richardfussell612]

I got so confused. In class my professor never told us what goes into the curly braces is part of the method that you created. While it seems so simple now, him not mentioning that made this topic so much more confusing

[@hamjin]

thank u for this

[@howtoshadi]

Why not press CTRL+F5 which displays "Press Any Key To Continue..." automatically, without the need to pause the screen using an empty ReadLine() call.

[@doozy2483]

Wich text editor o you use?

[@howtoshadi]

@@doozy2483 Visual Studio 2019 Community. It's an IDE not an editor

[@nem.devseth]

Awesome

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love it

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2:14 thank me later