Learn C# Programming - Full Course with Mini-Projects

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you for watching! I hope you found this course valuable. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out or comment below. Don't forget to check out my channel and Udemy course for more content like this. Thanks again fCC for the opportunity! 🎉 ✏ Course: www.udemy.com/course/csharp-complete-masterclass/?couponCode=LE4RNCSHARP 💻 Channel: www.youtube.com/@CoffeeNCode

[@IncomingLegend]

I subscribed to your channel, keep up the good work

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@IncomingLegend Thank you! I really appreciate it 😊

[@spanabyss]

I want to ask, do u need to learn c before learning c# and is this video a complete beginner's course?

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@spanabyss Hey thanks for reaching out! There is no requirements to this course, it will take you from complete beginner and show you how to get setup with Visual Studio and then it'll teach you C# with no prior knowledge required. Which also means you don't need to know the C language or any other language to start this course 😊

[@spanabyss]

Whoa okay, thanks very much

[@AdegbengaAgoroCrenet]

The instructor does an amazing job of breaking down the subject matter. I really love his summaries at the end of each video. Exceptional work.

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey @AdegbengaAgoroCrenet, thanks for the kind words - really appreciate it 😍

[@gaditproductions]

Thank you CodeCamp! I left university to self-learn code. In 5 months, I have learned many languages and frameworks from your videos and landed an internship recently. This is better than any cs degree.

[@Soheib007]

Congrats man , you nailed it 🙏

[@CoffeeNCode]

Awesome, that's great progress! 🔥

[@Deathdemon65]

Guys pls help let's say you wanna go into game engine programming. Is it necessary to learn calculas and algebra because my university does not offer calculas and algebra it offers applied maths so pls help me

[@mbyoutube01]

@ga-dit Really? It’s better than a degree? Which languages are best for beginners? I’m deciding between self teaching while completing an IT degree or switching to a CS degree.

[@gaditproductions]

@@mbyoutube01 Well a CS degree can't hurt you but its not really worth if you r spending too much money on it. IT degree wont really get a Software job unless you self learn coding. Rather spend that money on courses or resources from freecodecamp/other sites. And use the time you would have wasted in college to find internships. Thats what I did and currently working for over little 100k while still have for my hobbies. My friends with CS degrees are struggling because so much surplus in the market.

[@Mayeloski]

Nice to see a C# Course!

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you! I hope you enjoy the course!

[@phat80]

It’s not a C# course. It’a a Console.WriteLine course 😂

[@TylerRayPittman]

@@phat80 can't really expect someone to make a nice xaml form C# program without the foundations now can you?

[@abhinjoby7107]

Hey trainer, I am .net developer and people like me loves to have a tutorial on the advanced C# topics. Please have session on that, I will be waiting. Good job by the way. So happy to see people like you. Thanks.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Hey learner! Awesome, I'm glad you like the content :)

[@ScaerieTale]

This is an EXCELLENT course for absolute beginners, but there's even things to learn for intermediate C# developers like me as well, or if you're a programmer that's never written C# 👍

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you for the kind words - I'm glad you're enjoying the course! 😊

[@manuel3537]

Can you learn english at least?

[@lazarokabira2945]

This channel is just a blessing,all this knowledge for free

[@CoffeeNCode]

For sure freeCodeCamp is awesome - thank you for tuning into the course!

[@GoronTico]

as all knowledge should be

[@GoronTico]

My favourite part of this course, besides being free, is that it takes the right amount of time to explain things. Not to the point of making it dull, or to the point of making it rushed What im saying is great work! Very good course.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you for the kind words and I really appreciate the feedback 😍

[@EtonuiYoutube]

DUDE, just on time! I was just looking for resources to pick up C# as another language. Thanks!

[@CoffeeNCode]

I'm glad - hope you enjoy the course!

[@WiserMiser]

Why would you chose C# what is your current stack?

[@ajusama648]

same!

[@cmdrrademenes4058]

OMG C# COURSE! I'm so happy to see you guys finally have set the deal with microsoft :D

[@CoffeeNCode]

I'm glad you're excited about the course - hope you enjoy it!

[@nihilisthuman6784]

D1 - 55:32 D2 - 1:32:53 D3 - 1:59:42 D4 - 2:17:00 D5 - 2:47:56 D6 - 3:11:02 D7 - 3:39:20 D8 - 3:55:00 D9 - 4:30:00 D10 - 5:12:24 D11 - 6:01:09

[@Farhaal-dc9sr]

COMPLETE IT. WHO'S GONNA CARRY THE BOATS AND THE LOGS

[@Dizzymack1]

Thank you

[@Bloodtac]

thx

[@jcapereira72]

While trying to learn some C# İ went through a lot a courses and let me tell you that you are by far the greatest instructor/teacher that I saw, and I have a few miles on me. Your rhythm is perfect, the way you explain things are simple enough although clear and concise. Although I'm a newbie in C# I'm not new at code develpment, so I apreciated your way. Realy enjoyed your course, thank you. Tryed, without success, to find something from you about learning a bit more of C# but no for Console, for Windows, meaning with forms, building an interface, etc and was also looking for creating an API with .NET Core 8, but something for beginners (like this course). So if you have something along those lines let me know.

[@gajendersingh4907]

4:28 we can also do and i think it's less complicated without declaring another variable for(int i=0 ; i

[@grimblecrumble97]

Thank you so much! I've completed a C# class a while ago and in a month I'll have a more advanced C# class but I've forgotten everything since I haven't touched for months, the video really helped me remember everything fairly easily and definitely faster than having to go through a whole book again.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Awesome, I'm happy the video helped :)

[@aniketbhalla1521]

Just finished the course. It has been a part of my life, learning C#. Feeling confident with the basics of C# with this course. Will practice more. Thanks Aba.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Hey there! Happy to hear it, you're very welcome :)

[@mabd10]

Night 1 - 0:01 --> 18:07 Night 2 - 18:07 --> 1:38:35 Night 3 - 1:38:35 --> 2:08:25 Night 4 - 2:08:25 --> 3:11:03 Night 5 - 3:11:03 --> 3:55:00 Night 6 - 3:55:00 --> 4:30:01 Night 7 - 4:30:01 --> 4:50:58

[@CoffeeNCode]

Great progress, keep it up :)

[@akaics]

lovee to see a C# course, thank you for this! 🙏🏽

[@CoffeeNCode]

Awesome - thank you! 🔥

[@ajusama648]

Thanks for the .net 8 course.I just wanted a updated course instead of .net 6/ .net 7 courses! thanks a lot! Lifesaver!

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, happy to support you with the course!

[@jessedv5915]

@@CoffeeNCode is this C#12?

[@ronaldo.wiggers]

I'm from Brazil and I'm very grateful for this course, it's helping me a lot

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey @ronaldo.wiggers nice to meet you! no worries, thank you for watching 😊

[@pixelryan606]

I am a beginner. I initially started learning Java but switched to C# after a while. While last year I did learn quite a few beginner level things in C#, I simply did not get what "Programming" is. I am hoping this course will help me improve my C# and Programming skills. I plan to get into Game Dev later :). I will update this comment after I am done with the course.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Hey there! I hope so too, please let me know what you think of the course :)

[@pixelryan606]

@@CoffeeNCode Thank you! I will let you know after I have finished the course. :)

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@pixelryan606 Awesome :)

[@NanioPro_]

it's a little sad to see this course end, i've been watching it for so long it became a part of my routine. such an amazing course.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you - I appreciate the kind words :)

[@ayanchatterjee9601]

​@@CoffeeNCodei am going for .net developer and then angular if i watch this will i learn enough

[@watchassassin]

I learned a lot from this video, currently studying classes.

[@AndyPerry1972]

Just doing the password match exercise. I know it isn't what is asked but as I am just trying to learn at the moment I thought I would combine with a while so it doesn't move on until something is entered. I also put it in a while loop so it repeats until there is a match. What I would be really interested in though is if anyone has any suggestions on how this could be improved/streamlined as it feels a bit long winded to me. Really enjoying this course and hopefully I can finally get something to sink in by having a go 🙂 static void Main(string[] args) { string password1; string password2; bool match = false; do { Console.Clear(); do { Console.Write("Please enter a password: "); password1 = Console.ReadLine(); } while (string.IsNullOrEmpty(password1)); Console.WriteLine(); do { Console.Write("Please re-enter your password: "); password2 = Console.ReadLine(); } while (string.IsNullOrEmpty(password2)); Console.WriteLine(); if (!password1.Equals(password2)) { Console.WriteLine("Passwords do not match"); Console.ReadLine(); } else { Console.WriteLine("Passwords match"); match = true; } } while (!match); Console.ReadLine(); }

[@xFlxrin69]

Good work ! It would be so nice to see a full Windows Forms tutorial

[@mthsffc]

it's great to see c# courses. thank u so much

[@CoffeeNCode]

No problems! Thank you for tuning in! 😊

[@amoorinet..]

actually, this course really comprehensive and helped me . just need from us to practice discovering what behind it

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, you're welcome :)

[@cimiur]

Great video. I've watched several videos for c# beginners and this one is by far the best. thanks!

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you, you're welcome :)

[@Qalo-ej7rz]

if you're an experienced developer and want to learn another language, this course is extremely easy to understand.

[@DanielCruz-se3bf]

You guys are always on point with what I am trying to learn with updated guides. Thank you for your service to this community❤ ❤

[@mrsnulch]

Ooh I'm so excited, love this! I've been wanting to improve my C#.

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries - hope you enjoy the course 🔥

[@smitbangare9526]

Thanks for the course. I was gonna start learning it for developing Autodesk Revit plugins😊

[@CoffeeNCode]

You're welcome! Good luck with the plugin development 😊

[@bonelesspizza]

It has taken me like 5 hours just to get through the first hour of the video since I am taking notes and trying my own things here and there to see if it works properly. Luckily the information is actually sticking this time compared to when I tried to learn C# a few years back 👍

[@CoffeeNCode]

Awesome, I'm glad to hear the course is working for you - just wondering is there any reason it's sticking this time instead of a few years back?

[@bonelesspizza]

@@CoffeeNCode I think the pace is good for me personally. I remember the beginner's lesson course I bought in the past was pretty slow and began with a lot of definitions and took time getting into before actually doing something with code, even if it is very simple. (I think it was from skillshare, my account got closed since I didn't log in for years so this is all off memory). The explanations of what you were doing and how you were doing it, along with the general structure (doing it simple, then making it more efficient/easier to read, etc) in a progressive manner makes taking notes easy to do alongside following the video in a way that just works for my brain. I may be a special case because I never did well in school and never went to college or anything, I always got bored and found it hard to stick with anything if it couldn't keep my interest. I managed to have some fun with this so maybe its just because I'm weird and find coding to be inherently engaging lol. I took the opportunity to stop and mess with the code a bit myself occasionally to see if I could do something you didn't show or guess what the next step in the section would be and it worked a couple times so that has kept me feeling pretty good and determined to stick it out this time.

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@bonelesspizza thanks for the feedback - I'm glad to hear it :)

[@Ahmed-gz7zq]

Again, One of the best tutorials i've ever seen.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you - really appreciate that :)

[@AmitKumarSingh-fp4vw]

It was a really amazing course.... Thanks a lot for covering each & every thing in detail... That too with multiple practical examples... Thank you so much again.... Love from India ❤❤❤

[@CoffeeNCode]

Glad you liked the course, love from United Kingdom 😍

[@ArnoldNatasha-f6f]

This is incredible quality of teaching, bravo guys thank you so much!

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you :)

[@ArnoldNatasha-f6f]

@@CoffeeNCode I subbed to your channel too, i think anyone who gained this value from your course should. Best wishes my friend.

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@ArnoldNatasha-f6f ah thank you so much :) really appreciate that

[@lavendercode]

Thank you for making this video! Want to lean C#

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, happy to help 😊please reach out if you have any questions during the course!

[@oc2466]

Thankyou so much. So glad to see c# more on your service x

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries - I'm glad you're happy about the course 🔥

[@sandra._.samehh]

awsome video, thanks alot . helped me learn happily. BIG THANKYOU!!

[@CoffeeNCode]

Hey sandra :) no problems, I'm glad you enjoyed the course! Thank you for watching 😍

[@RobotNC_]

Day 1 - 1:06:00 Day 2 - 1:49:41 Day 3 - 2:35:00 Day 4 (My VS is breaking so might have to postpone) - 3:02:04

[@CoffeeNCode]

Great progress, keep it up 💪🏼

[@yolamontalvan9502]

Great. Just what I needed. KZbin recommended this video to me.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Awesome I'm glad to hear that 😊

[@AdnanMSamman]

Thank you Please we need course about entity framework and linq

[@Ricebow11]

Hello! Great stuff and thanks for sharing! Is this the same exact training as from the Udemy course?

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey @Ricebow11 thanks for the question! The Udemy course is 3x longer, more tutorials, tasks between bigger videos, exercises for each section to consolidate knowledge with blank & completed projects to check answers and projects with object oriented code in there too :)

[@andresap]

Thank you for this! Probably the best programming course I have seen.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Hey there, thank you so much - I appreciate the kind words 😊

[@kodindoyannick5328]

Awesome course! Thanks you much!

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, thank you for watching :)

[@Miladore_131x]

Thanks for this course

[@CoffeeNCode]

You're very welcome - hope you enjoy the course 😍

[@SirMika9]

You teach very well ;) Thanks

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey @KaerioMika thank you - I appreciate the kind words 😍

[@SirMika9]

@@CoffeeNCode Yeah the nice little details you give us everytime are really gold, like all the little details about the interface and what it show us to help etc, or the tips to highlight and pull expression directly to the watch list, etc. All these little details everywhere are so great to help us understand and appropriate the interface easily. Even your complete explanation from zero about about getter and setter is gold. Others don't explain all that completly. Big thanks, this was an instant subscribe for me and I learned a lot, even I watched other courses and even did the foundational in C# certification. You just make it easy.

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@SirMika9 I'm glad you noticed the little details :D thank you for your feedback! Feel free to join the Discord server - the link is in my channel page at the top :)

[@PoojaSharma-pv9mu]

Starting this video right now 🙂 will keep sharing the updates/ tips so you can learn from my mistakes and track my progress

[@CoffeeNCode]

Sounds good - thank you :)

[@PoojaSharma-pv9mu]

Currently in If Else section. I can say if you are a complete beginner this course is for you, I know basics so till here it's almost a revision for me 🙂

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@PoojaSharma-pv9mu That's good to hear - thank you for the feedback :)

[@Ahmed-gz7zq]

Super great course for absolutely beginner also intermediates.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you - I appreciate the kind words!

[@ivantomic123456789]

Amazing, thank you for this course.

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, hope you enjoy the course 😊

[@paulrodriguez20]

Thank you so much for this. You are an absolute legend mate

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey @paulrodriguez20, no worries - thank you for watching! :)

[@LetsCodeOFC]

Thank you so much for this course! It's gonna help with college xD

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, thank you for watching - haha I'm glad 😊

[@viper5326]

Very detailed, well explained, incredibly helpful. Really, thank you a lot, this is amazing

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey @viper5326, no worries, thanks for watching 😊

[@steverolston9721]

Great video. It has helped me to get over the hump of actually coding in C#, Just an observation. In the video in the section on Classes at about 7:12:51 there appears to be a break between the video and the audio track through the rest of that section. What is being said does not match what is being shown.

[@steverolston9721]

It seems to come back into sync between the video and the sound at 7:21:00.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Awesome, I'm glad the video helped! Sorry to hear there is issues with the sync of the video

[@SandeepSingh-xt1py]

Thanks for this course 👍

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, thank you for watching 🔥

[@jonathanr3258]

Would love for more OOP projects, as there is none from that timeframe. Thank you for the tutorial.

[@PabloSanDev]

Amazing, thank you!

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, thank you for watching 🔥

[@sjorsvanhens]

Good teaching skills

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you, I'm glad you liked the course 🔥

[@pplytas]

Very nice introductory course! Thank you

[@CoffeeNCode]

You're very welcome :)

[@jh5131]

Thank you for all your wonderful material

[@NobleAbsinthe]

Yup, covered the basics. Good video as a reference.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Happy to hear you can make use of the course - thanks for the feedback 🔥

[@allangobbs]

OMG! Thanks! This is huge!

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries at all - hope you enjoy the course! 😍

[@utkarshsolanki7395]

Please also add a Rust course as well in near future

[@mikekal4472]

@CoffeeNCode, long time developer here refreshing on my C# skills, love your video so far(I haven't finished it all yet) . I have a question, so far on your video when you want to convert for example a string to an int you use the convert method. Is that better(faster or any other advantage) than type casting the string to int? Thank you in advance for your answer.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Hey there :) all the convert methods are not really 'safe' to use, this is just for understanding early on. The preferred option is using TryParse, since if you try to convert "hello" to an int by casting or convert, then you will cause a exception and your program will break. Using TryParse will allow you to capture and ensure the conversion is successful so you don't raise an exception - hope that helps. Let me know if you have a follow up question :)

[@mikekal4472]

@@CoffeeNCode thank you for the prompt reply. My question was mostly on the case that you as the developer know your data and you know that what you have in a string could become a valid int. Which method would you use Convert or type casting? Is there a benefit of the one over the other? Thank you for the TryParse reminder I have totally forgotten about that one.

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@mikekal4472 fair enough, well if you have a string variable you cannot actually type cast into an int. (int)floatVariable works but from string to int it doesn't. So then you're left with Parse and TryParse and you should always go with TryParse even if you know it should work, it's always best use it just incase and to prevent your program from potentially crashing 😊

[@jayaprakashms7248]

Thank you 💐

[@CoffeeNCode]

You're very welcome - thank you for watching :)

[@iwandev7798]

thank you for this course.

[@CoffeeNCode]

You're very welcome 😊

[@Giucalistro]

Thanks for the course, great pace and explanations! I've subscribed to CoffeeNCode's channel as well, awesome content :)

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you :) I appreciate that! 😍

[@LUISClemente-u6x]

Thank you. Greetings from Mexico

[@CoffeeNCode]

You're welcome, thanks for tuning in 🔥

[@mahendranath2504]

Wow, Thank you so much for sharing the knowledge

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, thank you for watching!

[@archishmandas1797]

Liked the course. It would have been perfect if classes were discussed in more detail, including inheritance and everything. Anyways, good work

[@CoffeeNCode]

Hey :) I appreciate the feedback, the expansion of these topics are available within the Udemy course (which is linked in the pinned comment) if you're interested

[@SimplyZaidy]

Aba I loved this course mate! I started from absolute zero and now I am confident about the basics of C#... Could please tell me what to do next? I want to learn OOP...

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey :) I'm glad you loved the course! I'm happy you're confident about C# basics, in extension to this I have a Udemy course pinned in the top comment which extends on this course massively and covers a lot more exercises and projects for you to do to gain confidence and knowledge of the topics and it covers more OOP with exercises which is just what you need 😊

[@SimplyZaidy]

@@CoffeeNCode Brother you deserve alot of respect and views! I will definitely check it out!

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@SimplyZaidy Thank you, I appreciate the kind words :)

[@SimplyZaidy]

@@CoffeeNCode Unfortunately that is a paid course brother. Could you please tell me a free source where I can learn about C# with exercises? Help would be appreciated

[@nikhilchakravarthy6479]

Its great!! I'm just lovin it!!

[@CoffeeNCode]

Hey there - happy to hear it! Thank you for watching 😊

[@ArnoldNatasha-f6f]

For the array of multiples exercise I just did result[i] = num * (i + 1)

[@kiplimoboor]

Thank you very much for this course. Thanks a lot.

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey @kiplimoboor, no worries thank you for watching :)

[@shriyashmangaonkar1680]

Hey coach, I'm familiar with OOPs and Core Java, but I'm just looking for an overview of C#. In what aspects is C# different from Java concept-wise? Are there any concepts that are not used or supported in Java?

[@vivekrahul]

Will learn, recived at right timing❤

[@lukisxyz]

this what i need, thank you

[@CoffeeNCode]

Awesome, I'm glad - hope you enjoy the course! 🔥

[@carloshenriquealvarengados1008]

Thank you Aba.

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, thank you for tuning in 🔥

[@2ru2pacFan]

Love a good C# course.

[@CoffeeNCode]

I hope you enjoy the course!

[@2ru2pacFan]

@@CoffeeNCode thank you 🙏🏼 I just subbed to your channel 🔥

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@2ru2pacFan appreciate that thank you!

[@DevShad26]

D1 - 54:57 D2- 1:23:42 D3- 1:41:19

[@CoffeeNCode]

Great progress - keep it up 💪🏼

[@theanirudhroy]

Hah was just searching for this course ! Thank you so much

[@CoffeeNCode]

Just in time haha - hope you enjoy the course!

[@yaoj9407]

Happy to see c# course

[@aymenbachiri-yh2hd]

THank you so much

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries, you're welcome :)

[@LOADING_LXD]

i will update every day day 1 (2:08:25) day 2 (3:11:02) day 3 (3:30:00) day 4 (4:20:00)

[@eneki9973]

Let's goooooo! Halfway! Did you finish the vid? Even if you broke the streak, life happens. Keep pushing through and update us. :)

[@LOADING_LXD]

@@eneki9973for some reasons i finished c# and started learning html css and javascript my goals are to learn sql php javascript and ruby

[@crypticslays303]

where's day 5 my friend!

[@LOADING_LXD]

@@crypticslays303 i left c# and went to learn backend and i finished html css and i am trying to learn sql and mysql and rest and js

[@ArnoldNatasha-f6f]

Am I understanding out & ref parameters correctly? Out is essentially like saying: int a = 1; int b = 2; // the parameter locally creates a memory location for b in essence a = b; Whereas Ref is essentially like saying: int a = 1; a = 2; // by reference Is that the correct way to understand it under the hood?

[@CoffeeNCode]

It's hard to say without seeing a function in your example. The out parameter is another way to return an additional value from a function, and the ref parameter passes in a 'pointer' to that variable so if you change the variable in the function, it will also change the data in the original variable.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Feel free to share the function that makes uses of 'out' and 'ref' and I can give it another look :)

[@ArnoldNatasha-f6f]

@@CoffeeNCode ah right, I actually had a play around with it a bit and it made sense that way. I didn’t word it very accurately in my question here. But yeah, essentially an out gives you a temporarily stored value while a reference changes the actual value by reference (pointing). You’re a legend mate, have you made any video games etc that I can check out and support?

[@CoffeeNCode]

@@ArnoldNatasha-f6f fair enough, yes that's right :D I haven't made any video games, but I have more tutorials and projects in my KZbin channel as well as a Udemy course that extends this course! I have a Discord server linked in my channel if you'd like to join that too - would love to have you part of the community 😊

[@salemsalem-c4c]

do ruby course pls ❤

[@wildworldexplorerstv]

Perfect!

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you :)

[@sejangamer]

Im grateful ❤❤❤❤

[@pkboy1112]

❤Thanks for the effort

[@CoffeeNCode]

No worries - hope you enjoy the course! 🔥

[@NidalLEKBIR]

Thank you for This tutorial

[@TheNoodleMint]

Thank you.

[@Nousiainej]

During string-to-number conversions i had to replace dots with commas in order for my program to work. Just a heads up, if you are facing System.FormatException: 'Input string was not in a correct format.' error.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thanks for the heads up :) sometimes these string-to-number conversions depends on the country you are living in

[@abhishekrandhir3922]

Nice contents.

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you :)

[@RebeccaSweeney-l4t]

Thanks!

[@CoffeeNCode]

You're very welcome! :)

[@dnjosh10]

I'm proud of you guys.

[@Maduxi88]

Thank you alot bro!

[@CoffeeNCode]

Thank you for watching :) hope you enjoy the course!

[@KazazrioStudios]

after 5 years i learnt to download vs code thanks

[@CoffeeNCode]

You're welcome :)

[@AzmeerFarhan-l4u]

Now i can also contribute in developing GTA VI

[@NobleAbsinthe]

If only it was written in C#. It's written mostly in C++

[@krox477]

No

[@xuyou8752]

😂

[@tidzej5400]

​@@NobleAbsinthemost AAA games are written in C++?

[@3RR0RNULL]

@@tidzej5400Almost everything is written in c++ tbh.

[@vaibhav4778]

D1 : 1:49:35 D2 : 3:10:36

[@CoffeeNCode]

Great progress, keep it up 💪🏼

[@czvqa]

Today is the last day of school. My personal summer project is to make a VR game. I’m leaving this comment here to congratulate myself for how far I’ve gone by the time school starts back up again.

[@michaelfourie158]

How go

[@hikmatalberr1214]

did you do it ?

[@HardcorowaChusteczka]

We are waiting ;)

[@Kouradopalatis]

Learning this so I can start learning Unity after and pursue game dev

[@CoffeeNCode]

hey @yet_a-gamedev, awesome that sounds good - I wish you the best of luck!