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Great course - thanks guys
I've been teaching myself vb.net, asp.net over the last few years. Recently an opportunity has come up in work to do some c# and this course has helped me get the basics - they way you take the mystery out of the contents is heart warming.
Thanks again
Col, UK
I found these videos very helpful. I’m just beginning with C# and wasn’t grasping the concepts of objects and classes until now. Thank you
I've been asked to translate our old Foxpro programs to C#, so your series of videos have been a great start. Picked up a lot good points from you two even after watching Bob Tabor's series. Looking for a C# video on working with MS Sql Server next.
Thanks so much for your quick delivery and example/non-example demonstrations. I particularly liked the range demonstrations on fixed point types, which I expanded on my own.
If I may return the favor, the general form for teaching programming languages is:
__________ tells the computer to __________.
And: What does this line tell the computer to do?
You two seem to understand this intuitively. Overtize this a little more and I'd change my rating from A to A+.
Great overall video and great dynamic between the presenters.
I understand you have a lot of knowledge of c# so there were few details you missed that I would have liked for you to have explained
Hey there!
Thank you for such a wonderful course - the time flew by and I learned so much.
Thanks again,
Louise, Ireland.
I also watched all 18 videos.
I especially liked the descriptions on how you broke up the code into separate individual programs(classes). This hasn't been described very well in other videos I've watched.
Thanks, Jay.
Question: Is there an actual report created and saved in the solutions folder?
Would I actually have to create a file and append information into the file using some other command?
Would you make a new program(class) to handle input and output into a ledger?
Thanks, Jay.
Thank you for such fun and sweet explanations! I was amazed by watching your videos, you are awesome!
Brilliant.
OOPS concept has been described in a very easy to understand manne
Similar tutorial required on system.data.sqlclient
Excellent !! very easy to understand, Great !! Similar tutorial on windows form appln is immediate requirement
IM A LITTLE CONFUSED BUT I WILL CONTINUE TO PROCEED. MAYBE I'LL CATCH ON IF I KEEP GOING AND DONT GIVE UP.