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the person moving on the screen is disctracting, really better to just show the code and have arrows on the screen moving to point to what is being referred to instead of a person pointing somewhere that's not even close. you don't really need to see the speaker. just saying.
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Very nice and informative review. Would you recommend this book for a beginner on the c# language? I do have some experience with c++
Nice video! How do you open such "preview" overlay window at 11:06?
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You said that the function returning a tuple, may not necessarily name the variables it returns. We could just specify the types, or signature of the data structure. My question is: how can we then reference the values within the tuple if the don’t have distinguished names? Does c# have a built in default names ( .first , .second , .last) what if the tuple returns ten values without names?
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Favorite inline out variables, least favorite improved tuples. Thanks :)
Another amazing tutorial. My favorite feature is Tuples!
Thanks for this. Learned a lot. A stupid question... though. How did you make the class show up in an inline window? You know when you wanted to show the Employee and Customer class
Thanks a lot! Do you have a follow-up video with cool C# 8 features?
Comparison in switch case? O.o That's cool! I tried it and got it finally to work. static string GetString(int number) { string output = ""; switch (number) { case int when number > 21: output = "Old enough"; break; case int when number < 21: output = "Not old enough"; break; } return output; "case int when" This part had to figure out. Reads a little bit strange. I guess I can now replace all my "if = else if" logic. Is it beneficial tho? How much "if = else if" is too much? Lets say 60 conditions? 5 conditions?
0:30 - Inline Out Variable 4:38 - Pattern Matching 9:41 - Powerful Switch Statements 16:28 - Throw in Expressions 21:10 - Improved Tuples
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Great Video! Seriously you are really good at explaining things. I didn't know about tip # 5. So that was exciting. I haven't use the switch statement with casting then condition(s) that much. I need to start thinking about opportunities to utilize these tips.
So what happened to default zero in love#1 (inline out variables)? Can you still assign default values like int.TryParse(ageText, out int age=0)?
Hi tim, general question (16:30): why using Where(expression) and then FirstOrDefault() instead of just using FirstOrDefault(expression)?
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Great Video, I like it so match
First of all I want to say thank you for you training course, but I have a question. At this https://youtu.be/E_p8H3SVCtY?t=1047 you used .Where(x=> x.IsManager) and then .FirstOrDefault(). why you didn't use .FirstOrDefault(x=> x.IsManager) directly?
Great explanation, Thanks.
Instead of 'ceo == null' you should use 'ceo is null'
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Pls keep the videos coming ! Its helping us alot . Thank you
Nice to have you back and good categorization of features for C#
well explained..video can be better with music..
Thanks for the videos, keep them coming.
Thanks!
Looking forward to your outcoming videos on the latest technologies, Sekhar