IEnumerable 🆚 IEnumerator Interfaces in C#

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[@gazell3s]

Super clear explanation - exactly what I needed!

[@lowkeyhuman]

This is some top tier explanation, I have no choice but to subscribe :)

[@simonroyjonesuk]

Wow that was brilliant. I finally understand what IEnumerable does. I didn't know what a queue was, so I watched your video on that, which was also great. So well explained and really helpful. You are definitely my new go to source for C#. Thanks again. Simon

[@dayday8421]

Best explanation on KZbin. Thank you!

[@angel_machariel]

Good video. Question: how relevant is it to learn how to implement IEnumerator ? Should it be an urgent matter for post-beginner students/juniors or shouldn't one be bothered with it for now?

[@bryanburger]

Great job at conveying the principles!

[@juniorlucival]

top top top, thanks, you are the best c# teacher .

[@oaksoeaung7646]

Thanks, a lot. This video helps me a lot.

[@Issam_seb]

Clean and Simple

[@carlossantamaria1820]

amazing video, now i understood what this mean, this video also helped me to see the importance of interfaces in general, not only IEnumerable interface.

[@Javier-uh7mb]

Very interesting, thanks!

[@tutorialsEU]

Glad you liked it!

[@FumeCreates]

Thank you so much for this video. Well explained and I received so much value

[@BackeB]

The first ”ahaa” moment I’ve had regarding interfaces, when you described the issues presented without interfaces. So they provide similar functionality among othervise unrelated classes. For example 😁

[@siestitrokot3843]

Great demo! Thank you!

[@Gojam12]

Good practical and usable explanation

[@heshamabdo6024]

Thank you so much for this video

[@andrewfedorov9198]

Well. I got the examples but I didn't get the main idea why do we need this "IEnumerable" thing? To treat List and int array with the same function? At the end they both are so we can collect List values to array first and just make a function to work only with arrays. Or array to list. Because they both are . So why do we need all of this?

[@shubhangimane8556]

nice video

[@DanFlakes]

Thanks for clearing it up!

[@RealityCheck6T9]

Good video thanks

[@danielbereketsiyum825]

Can we consider this as runtime polymorphism, because the IEnumerable interface is holding different array types at runtime? Thank you.

[@RobertoTexis-h5i]

Kind of...

[@nikolazagorac8634]

Great video, why can't I save it?

[@Valentine-o5l]

So we use IEnumerable, when we want introduce class like array or list. Yes?

[@andreashecht272]

so just a logical question: Why don't we just make dogs a public list and itterate in the foreach loop through shelter.dogs?

[@TheKr0ckeR]

i have the same question in my head

[@TheKr0ckeR]

Instead of going, foreach loop shelter, couldnt we just loop though => shelter.dogs in the foreach looop since its public list?

[@youtischia]

Good video but can you explain why it is necessary to have 2 interfaces Ienumerable and Ienumerator ? What is the need for Ienumerable when it is Ienumerator that does all the work ?

[@maythesciencebewithyou]

from what I've heard, it's because when C# came out it didn't have generics yet and they built it on that.

[@oblivion3799]

Thank you ... you didn't cover anything necessary about it ... Very elementary ... but It helpful yet

[@malcox5218]

7:38

[@stbny4444]

was following until you called dogs.GetEnumerator(). This function was never defined. What does GetEnumerator() actually do? Where's the implementation?

[@Mike-tb9xq]

Why couldn't you just use shelter.dogs in your foreach loop?

[@melone2848]

Kartoffelsalat

[@thomasjust2663]

The cartons and images seriously detract from the usefulness of the video, also by having the IDE do the work, you are actually are creating programmers who don't know truly what they are doing, thumbs down and I would recommend anyone from staying away from your courses

[@muhammedozalp]

I am just at the beginning of the video. But please remove that weird animations if your target audience is not under 5 years old kids. They are so distracting.

[@oladipotimothy6007]

loosen up 😀

[@RobertoTexis-h5i]

Books exists though, you can use them and surely don't gonna find any animation within...

[@effobama1992]

Don't recommend.

[@Gojam12]

too basic