VB.NET 2013 - Subs, Functions and Parameters

A video introduction and lesson on VB.NET 2013 Sub-routines, Functions and Parameters (unedited currently, I'll get there guys, give me some time).

[@umeraftab3072]

Nicholas MashaAllah your teaching skills are awesome , really i myself a teacher learned alot from your tutorials and trying to become good programmer . i wish we had a great teacher like you in our engineering but its never too late to learn :) hats off bro may lord increase your knowledge Amen

[@jacquesmeyer6763]

Nick, you are a great teacher ! I'm totally new to VB.NET (not to programming) and your way of teaching and demonstrating things is just what I was looking for. Congrats for that and thanks so much for the time you have spent in making those videos. You desserve a 5* on my personal scale.

[@geekyprogrammer4831]

I am going through this to teach my students programming for CIE GCE Alevels Computer Science. Even after 6 years of programming experience, seems like I learned a lot of new concepts from this series. You are an amazing teacher!

[@ThePassiontea]

Thank you nick for the entertain lesson. You explain 10 times better then my programming teacher. =D

[@NicholasDingle]

+ThePassiontea Thanks mate

[@habaussoftware6028]

You sir is a genius!

[@silent_wraith2774]

I found these videos very helpful...Thank you...

[@nientenickgrazie]

Very well done videos Nick, thank you.

[@venuschamunorwa3352]

truly the best teacher

[@theshark3422]

Hi Nicholas You are amazing I have a test tomorrow and all these really help THANKYOU so much Oh, how I wish u would be my teacher in school

[@LorJayGmailcom]

Hi again Nicholas, I am still using global variables for all my programs, and hence writing spaghetti code! Your videos are awesome though and I have recommended your tutorials to anyone trying to learn programming. Thank you again!

[@NicholasDingle]

Ha, no worries just glad I could help.

[@syedbaryalay5849]

finally someone teaching me real

[@pantrucaxd]

MUCHAS gracias por este video. Me ha salvado para la prueba.

[@ogwest23]

Awesome Teaching Video Nicholas - Thank you very much!

[@LuisCasanovaV]

Nice and clear.

[@AKZENTERTAINMENT]

Good Stuff :)

[@vikrambhardwaj1201]

Well explained

[@farahcharkawi5711]

Thank you

[@youngballerj3114]

Thanks, great teaching

[@venuschamunorwa3352]

another good one

[@einsteingonzalez4336]

If you can create a function, is there a way to code for an inverse function given the code for the original function?

[@venuschamunorwa3352]

wow I'm actually understanding

[@w3ndyw00w00]

Hi Nick, thanks for the video's they are really good. Can you help me with the question posed at the end of the video. I cannot seem to get all the functions to display. I did it!! Thanks for your help

[@NicholasDingle]

Wendy Bent If you mean for the all operations in one go? Then you should be adding another menu item, adding another else if to the statement in CollectTwoNumbers and performing add, subtract, multiply, divide and modulus one after the other. Don't over think it ;)

[@kamikiniang1798]

Sir,I can't see properly

[@nabibux3608]

Thanks❤

[@LorJayGmailcom]

Thank you for the video's. You almost make me want to stop using global variables :) I really don't see why I should not use global variables. I program alone and find using global variables in small to medium programs makes things faster to code and more readable.

[@NicholasDingle]

+Jason B I hope you do give up the globals as some programming languages don't even have the ability to create global variables. If you ever find yourself doing collaborative programming, global variables are a big no no, and it's always fun to program with someone else!

[@venuschamunorwa3352]

computer science has never been so much Moree easier

[@zeshanishfaq6577]

Sir Nicholas Dingle. Hats off. The way and the Level you teach. I love that . Kindly share your email to communicate if i got some issues. IF possible. Thank u very much.

[@astroboyq6543]

good tutorial

[@hstevens1125]

Instead a if statement, you could us ‘select case’ statement

[@kerboplaytv8744]

thx

[@ummyshaib691]

good

[@chandrashekharyadav3331]

(2^5+3^2)×(4^2+5^3)please solve in vB

[@sanabashir4460]

sir thora slow prhayan

[@justhereforkpop]

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[@chandrashekharyadav3331]

(2^5+3^2)×(4^2+5^3)please solve in vB

[@chandrashekharyadav3331]

(2^5+3^2)×(4^2+5^3)please solve in vB

[@chandrashekharyadav3331]

(2^5+3^2)×(4^2+5^3)please solve in vB