How To Code A To Do List In C# | Programming Tutorial For Beginners

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In today's video, we talk about how to make a very popular and simple concept program: The to do list. To do lists are critical to our everyday lives and what better way to practice your coding skills then to code one yourself? Enjoy!
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[@carlramasta9483]

thank you so much I really need to make to do list on my class, much much needed ty!! i just got an idea. ty for sharing knowledge btw im from philippines!!!

[@JalenShawOfficial]

such a short video taught me so much thanks man!

[@zooragefxck7249]

Thanks to show us how to practice in coding

[@64imma]

Is there a way to store the contents of the data table in a separate file, or even database, so that way, if you launch the app after saving items, it will be able to remember them and display them again?

[@Am-oz3dy]

Yes, you have to do it through streamwriter and that will create a file thats gonna store the text.

[@AzoTup]

Thank you very much

[@psilo8702]

hi mate how do I code in for it to save the information, so when you reopen the application the previous data is still there? right now everything is cleared when i reopen

[@Sasyyk]

If you understand how to do it, please write

[@engelbertgomez3636]

This is just what I was looking for 😎

[@jonlbs7]

Awesome tutorials.. On this one I can't get passed the PoP Up.. "Form1 does not contain a definition for 'AutoScalMode'..

[@Pablobdg]

I have one problem. I publish your program as exe and run it on my PC. But every time I open exe all notes are gone. Could you make tutorial how to make program that remembers my input every time I open exe?

[@alanray3655]

hey pablo, did you ever figure this one out? I have the same issue as well unfortunately.

[@lucazz_e]

i think you need an sql database or smth

[@Agnotke]

You need a database for that sir

[@yunusjumaniyazov-g1b]

Assalomu aleykum thank you so much

[@cayenigma]

Ok, this video has no information about tasks and todolists in async or anything. This video only shows how to make a functional Windows Form app.

[@harshdambhare4449]

how to package and publish the application?

[@clarkkentgwapo1]

How to connect in mysql?

[@tristangabrielo]

I was hoping to do this but can’t continue with your video since you just jumped right in with a panel on screen, I don’t know where to find a panel and now I’m afraid that this tutorial and many from you will skip a lot, I’m too newbie which ain’t your fault but would be good to see a warning that this requires you to have some experience

[@xShantkax]

what do you mean?

[@DannyBoy443]

So, this a nice little project, but are we supposed to know C# already at a high level? lol. I'm confused.

[@64imma]

I just finished the tutorial. I'm fairly new to the C# language (though I've been working with python for a year now), though I personally didn't find this too hard to understand. What helped clear up any confusion I had was simply by rereading the code and exploring the files a bit further.

[@JuubiDimension]

need a maui tutorial