C# Tutorial For Beginners - 6. Build A Simple Network Tool

[@sket2251]

I still can't believe you're posting such an in-depth course for free! These videos are clear and to the point, I'm really grateful.

[@shafialanower3820]

You are the best C# instructor I have come across. Bless you for eternity!!

[@dq9342]

thanks. learnt a lot by writing comments on each line of code.

[@AntHillForce]

Thanks!

[@at-tf9cc]

enum is value type, the values are constants int.

[@shadowrl7637]

I have a little python experience and am transfering over. I also love networking so I actually gathered what I learned and added some code to be able to type any IP addr to ping so thanks for the vids.

[@ProtectorCross]

I got a A.A.S. in Programming, I just haven't done any in 5 years... Sadly fell off the grid for it with life. So these courses have been absolutely the most helpful brush up for C#.

[@TeddySmithDev]

thank you for watching! A.A.S still a decent degree. I wish community colleges offered it more. All they offer near me is bootcamps.

[@ProtectorCross]

@@TeddySmithDev I agree, it should be more common for community colleges. Just know that you have been an amazing help getting me back into the groove of things. Keep being amazing!

[@clark4428]

I appreciate your videos! They have been very helpful so far. Though I notice this one is 7 and the last one is 5. Was just curious if this is a typo or if there is a video missing in between. Again, thanks for the tutorials! Have been slowly getting into coding and it is hard to find a good place to start and your videos seem to have helped me find that starting point.

[@TeddySmithDev]

Yes that was a typo. Good spot!

[@kittcheung8424]

how do you know that the buffer needs Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(data)? and for example not just... data? What does that line even mean/ do? And how do you know which classes to use, like PingReply. how did you know that it exist? Same regarding the PingOptions. how did you know that you have to instantiate it first? Im a very very veeeery new beginner to programming. Sorry for asking silly questions. you can find the buffer in the video at around 12 min into it. Thank you for your awesome videos by the way.

[@nqubekozulu1448]

FF

[@zzKirus]

I wonder the same thing. Only thing I can think of is he's just copying from the Microsoft documentation.

[@ifoundthistoday]

thx for your tutorials ... dumb question ... been looking around is there a shortcut to send cursor to end of line ?

[@TeddySmithDev]

Sorry I have no idea

[@chadgregory9037]

yeah bro, hit the "end" key on your keyboard

[@chadgregory9037]

and "home" takes you to the beginning of the line ctrl end takes you to the end of the document ctrl home takes you to the top of the document

[@ifoundthistoday]

@@chadgregory9037 thx bro

[@chadgregory9037]

@@ifoundthistoday it's a little bit of a learning curve to starting using the keyboard for the majority of your navigation... but oh man it's so fast once you get it down cheers

[@sanjaykumardarsi]

enum is a value data type

[@chadgregory9037]

sweet jebus I love modern intellisense =]

[@UkpaiChinedu]

Discord link please

[@gnfielies]

Enum reference type... Im right Its heap Thank you once again for an awesome tutorial.

[@mohamudrashid4528]

enum is a value type

[@orthodox8224]

This is totally not for beginners, at all. I am going to skip this video.

[@TeddySmithDev]

Fair enough!

[@datguy4104]

I think the biggest take away from this video is how you can use intellisense to do things you've never done before relatively easily. Using that and documentation is the majority of programming, because programming isn't something you just "learn" and know how to do everything. It's constantly running into challenges and solving them.