C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners: (08) Operators, Expressions, and Statements…
C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners: (09) for Iterations
Play C# Fundamentals for Absolute Beginners: (09) for Iterations
Description
Iterations allow our applications to loop through a block of code until a condition is satisfied. We cover several different types of iteration statements throughout this series, how to utilize "code snippets" to help remind you of the syntax for this complex statement, and debugging in action.
Full course outline:
- Mod 01: Series Introduction
- Mod 02: Installing Visual Studio Express 2013 for Windows Desktop
- Mod 03: Creating Your First C# Program
- Mod 04: Dissecting the First C# Program You Created
- Mod 05: Quick Overview of the Visual C# Express Edition IDE
- Mod 06: Declaring Variables and Assigning Values Duration
- Mod 07: Branching with the if Decision Statement and the Conditional Operator
- Mod 08: Operators, Expressions, and Statements Duration
- Mod 09: for Iterations
- Mod 10: Creating Arrays of Values
- Mod 11: Creating and Calling Simple Overloaded Helper Methods
- Mod 12: while Iterations and Reading Data from a Text File
- Mod 13: Working with Strings
- Mod 14: Working with DateTime
- Mod 15: Understanding and Creating Classes
- Mod 16: More About Classes and Methods
- Mod 17: Working with Classes and Inheritances in the .NET Framework Class Library
- Mod 18: Understanding Namespaces and Adding References to Assemblies
- Mod 19: Understanding Scope and Utilizing Accessibility Modifiers
- Mod 20: Enumerations and the switch Decision Statement
- Mod 21: Gracefully Handling Exceptions
- Mod 22: Working with Collections
- Mod 23: Filtering and Managing Data Collections Using LINQ
- Mod 24: Understanding Event-Driven Programming
- Mod 25: Where to Go from Here
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The Discussion
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domitianus Hello
The next line of code:
Console.WriteLine(i.ToString());
is producing the same result as
Console.WriteLine(i);
.What is the difference, or why we should convert to string?
I'm sorry if my question looks to elementary.
Have a nice day.
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BobTabor @domitianus: As you'll come to learn, there's no PRACTICAL difference. We'll cover the reason the second version works when we talk about overloaded methods and how there are 18 different overloads for the WriteLine() method ... each overload taking a different data type (or extra stuff). Hang in there! :)
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domitianus Thank you.
I do hope you have in project a series about MVC 4 or 5, because I really enjoy watching you explaining things the way you do.
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Franjoo Hi!
I'm learning from your lessons and they are excellent!
After this I'm planning to start learning development for windows phone 8.
Is there any way to get some certification or similar for this?
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maum2201 thanks a lot :).
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Jitendra Hi....
Your tutorials are great.I am just looking for if you have tutorials on windows form.
If yes please send me a link. -
Chowdary486 Hi Great Explanation
i Want to learn more about .net and C#
Any free Or paid Sources Available?
(must be good like this)
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laiduy98 Hello
I want to write code for windowsphone, and I don't know much about c#
when I finish this lessons, what must I do next ???
If I wrote something wrong, please forgive me because I am not speak English well :)
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Mark Us Hi laiduy98,
you could use this series of Bob Tabor for learning how to code for windosphone:
https://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Windows-Phone-8-1-Development-for-Absolute-Beginners -
4HellaTechCE Forgive me, cause maybe it is just me: however, I am watching your screen and mostly code while you are talking; and if you for instance, use a toolbar icon (command) ... my eyes are still focused on code. So it took me a while to realize you were using toolbar icons (e.g., step over, step into) with commands that were not installed on my toolbar when downloaded, so I needed to customize. At first, I thought you were doing it with your arrows because I am new to this IDE.
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Student I am using version 2017 and receive the following error message:
Error CS0103 The name 'i' does not exist in the current context
How do i correct it?
