Learn C# for beginners: 3 - Displaying Variables in the Console

[@sumeshist]

This is what I was looking for, explanation of every line, unlike other videos which goes the concepts without explaining them.

[@robertosavorani6622]

I'm taking a class about C# and my professor should also watch your videos to learn how to teach. Thank you, great presentation and explanations

[@balsu79]

I love your videos, great presentation, good pace and flow

[@Rahulbajaj561]

ty! heading to lecture 4.

[@MrRasZee]

lets do this im already on lecture 35, see you on the coding circuit

[@ytbusernamelol]

Good videos thanks!

[@AncalagonGames]

just use $ before the "

[@abdremo]

Thank you

[@pejmanparchami5644]

int = 5; double = 5.5; string = "Hello World"; bool = true; char = 'A'

[@pejmanparchami5644]

Console.WriteLine("The value of mylnt is {0} and the value of myDoub1e is {1}" , mylntl, myDouble); Extra space Console.WriteLine("The value of mylnt is {0, 5} and the value of myDoubIe is {1, 5}" , mylnt,myDouble); Different ways of doing it Console.WriteLine ("The value of mylnt is + mylnt + " and the value of myDoub1e is "+ myDoub1e);

[@Gamez4eveR]

no Console.WriteLine($"{myInt}");?

[@nithinrajchittath7820]

Yeah it's wierd that he missed the most important and widely used technique.