Operators, Expressions and Statements Duration - 07
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In this lesson, we discuss how to create a properly formed C# statement. As with any language, there's a "right way" and a "wrong way" to write "complete thoughts" in C#. We discuss how statements are made up of expressions, and how expressions are made up of operators (think: verbs) and operands (think: nouns). Finally, we talk about compilation errors that occur when the syntax rules of C# are ignored.
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Again, awesome and thank you. You are allowing me to finally understand how to code, i love your approach
@EmW: Awesome, glad it's working for you!
Download links are broken!
@Lotfinejad: They are all working for me... which specific link is failing for you? Two troubleshooting ideas:
Thanks
This series is awesome. I've already watched several tutorials by different authors, covering the same content... but these videos are much more descriptive and easier to understand.
Offhand, I have a question relating to the past few videos...
Is it possible to check and see if a user input is equal to /any/ variable in a class or method? I imagine I could type the variables out one by one, but it would be much easier to just check the input against all previously defined variables within a class or method.
If (userInput == Program.Variables.(anyvariabledefined)) or something like that.
The link is broken. Cant watch the video neither can download.
@Lucien: That's a great question ... to my knowledge, there's nothing like that available. I can see where that would be handy.
Bob,
Thank you so much! I have watched your vb videos as well. Your videos are a great resource for learning. You are the man.
@DanWoodcock:
Thanks, always wanted to be "the man". Seriously though, glad these worked for you Dan.
Bob, you really are the best! I was struggling trying to find a good source to start learning. There really is none. And I really can't spend thousands of dollars for learning this. Internet is full of lessons that made no sense to me.
Also even though English is not my native language, it isn't even a bit hard to understand you.
Thank you for all and I will try to follow your work. Hopefully.
Hello Bob,
Awesome video tutorials, I have learned a lot. Thank you very much for your strain in giving out the best in you. Please provide us with the other tutorials on other technologies.
Also, This video link is broken for both watching and downloading. Please verify it.
Thanks. :)
Hello Bob,
Awesome video tutorials, I have learned a lot. Thank you very much for your strain in giving out the best in you. Please provide us with the other tutorials on other technologies.
Also, This video link is broken for both watching and downloading. Please verify it.
Thanks. :)
@Deniz: Great to hear this worked for you. Thanks for the kind words!
@Harish: Thank you. Other videos are on their way. Also, I was able to download and watch this video just now. All links seem to work. Perhaps a temporary outage?
Thanks alot Bob.I would like to buy the complete CD,how can i get them?
This videos saved my life, thank you Bob ^_^
@Lucien
I think what you are asking for can be achieved using Reflection:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/xdtchs6z.aspx
Tony
Sir Thank you very much..
I Dont Know How To Say Thank,s ....Lot of Thank,s sir
I thought i'd try out using what I learned from you so far and i'm having a bit of trouble. on line 22 I try to convert a string into an integer but when I debug it stops at that line and doesn't continue. What am I doing wrong?
here is what I have
http://i882.photobucket.com/albums/ac22/xGE0RG3XD/problem.png
@George: Try removing the Console.Readline() in line 19. You're doing it twice. That means the SECOND time you hit enter, you're not sending in any value (null), and so int.Parse(null) will cause the app to break. Hope that helps!
Another great video! I love switching between a few of the kindle books I bought + music...then when I get tired of reading I come to your videos! Great work, much appreciated.
Bob... what is (( and )) meant for?
bob, the videos are great just from the point of view of downloading you have uploaded the files in very high resolution that's why their size are very heavy and it takes so much time while downloading.
will appreciate if you could put the compressed videos or in other formats which are comparatively lighter.
thanks
Excellent tutorial; I am starting to think through some of the code syntax.
Thanks!
in the OR operator what symbol was it?? ((x == x) ?? (x == x))
Hello sir Bob !! the series is awesome.... n its very helpfull really......i hv downloaded all ur serieses bt this particular video is not getting downloaded..... help me sir plz..... i need this video asap to complete my study of the whole series..... help me soon sir !!
Hello Bob,
I am attempting to download the whole series for offline viewing but unfortunately this link appears to be broken.
Thanks
Hey Bob,
Awesome effort. C# was giving me a very hard time and deep down in my heart I was hopeless. Then,suddenly I just saw your videos and guess what, I am back on C# again !
Thank u Sir.
Hey Bob,
Awesome effort. C# was giving me a very hard time and deep down in my heart I was hopeless. Then,suddenly I just saw your videos and guess what, I am back on C# again !
Thank u Sir.
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