@Saeedhashemi1994
thank u for teaching us in dark mode
@MarcoLongoMusic
I've been looking for a tutorial like this for weeks. You seem to be the only guy ON INTERNET who doesn't take anything for granted and actually explains every single aspect of the programming language with knowledge and clarity. Most people don't understand that even the smallest insignificant detail could be very confusing for a neophyte if they don't explain what it does and why it behaves that way. Thanks for going so in depth on each topic!
@Archer-hg9rw
00:00 Introduction 02:16 Difference between C# and .NET 03:07 CLR 05:21 Architecture of .NET Applications 07:52 Your First C# Program 18:45 Variables and Constants 27:24 Overflowing 29:34 Scope 30:33 Demo of Variables and Constants 42:40 Type Conversion 47:30 Demo of Type Conversion 57:43 Operators
@Tridan24
Oh my lord I have watched this for the first 5 minutes without any knowledge of well any computer programming language for that matter and already I understand what you are teaching. It's folks like you who give folks like me a running start. Thankyou very much for your time and effort.
@abdulladil55
Console.Writeline("Hello World");
"Momma I became a programmer!"
@pecanthejelly5854
I learned more from this tutorial than I did in 12 weeks of a programming college course
@gem8273
It was the best lecture I’ve ever seen so far. Also, your accent is really clear for someone like me who is not native English is smooth and understandable. I appreciate it thanks.
@lungers8771
I've tried on 3 separate occasions to learn c# from a class on Udemy, but could not wrap my head around what they were trying to teach. Within the first 10 minutes looking at your diagrams and having you explain it in a different way. I understand what they have been trying to teach me! Great job! Coding is a lot more fun and you stay a lot more motivated when you understand what it is that's actually happening.
@xionic1194
The first tutorial I have seen that tells you to go on stack overflow
@ConscienceTalk
Great tutorial. Its my habit to listen to multiple beginner tutorials when I'm first starting a language, because of the different approaches each teacher has to teaching. Your mix of theory and interactivity is nearly perfect. Best beginning C# tutorial I have found online yet!
@emo10001
Wow this is fantastic. I've started and not finished a LOT of C++ and C# tutorials. I have no doubt that I will finish this and many of your other course offerings. This is exactly what a beginner needs. I can't wait to watch more. Thank you Mosh!
@dogeraid5937
Anyone confused how to use the Parse method. Here's how to do it Example string to integer String text = "Abc"; Int.Parse(text); Console.WriteLine(text); This is much faster to do imo This could also work with other types
@martingamer5591
This video taught me more in an hour than Wake Forest University's CS department taught me in a semester.
@Soulfyres
This is really the best programming tutorial I've ever seen, highly considering purchasing the course
@imedsalah7343
I had never seen clear and simple programming course like this! I really love it!
@thomaskibaru8736
I have purchased your courses from beginners to advanced among others.. you are explain your material really well. keep the good work Mosh.
@engineerstoolkit4900
Hey great job Mosh, this was my very first foray in the C# (coming from a VBA background), and this was exactly what I was looking for. Very comprehensive, well thought through tutorial; thank you for sharing, and keep up the great work :)
@charlenekaczynski9023
The ads are timed perfectly
@Drphilipmiller
I've watched several tutorials by many presenters. No one is the perfect video. And none of the other ones explain some of the background and terminology the way this video did. At the very least, it's a terrific video to complement any other videos on the subject. Great job.
@programmingwithmosh