C# Tutorial For Beginners & Basics - 8. List Explained Simply

C# Tutorial For Beginners & Basics - 8. List Explained Simply & C# List vs Array and how list in C# works.

[DessislavaM]

There videos are epic. If you have not considered this yet, please think of offering private lessons to people :)
I just started C#-ing (that sounds weird but I am sticking with it) and you are a just amazing. I learned more in 2 days watching these videos than in 1 month of a paid course. Can't thank you enough. Oh, and thank you for making it fun, that changes the game so much!

[nizzen]

If your a noob like me. Teddy i have spend 10h++ watching "howto code". And i love u, did'nt know about List. Thats only few h. in. Can't wait for: how to make a app on my phone :) GG

[rfoxley]

Thanks for these videos, they are very helpful. Your tendency to explain "bonus", more advanced things, or at least to mention and contextualise them, is really helpful when learning from these videos alongside or as addendums to more simplified material. Thanks!

[Hollowendz]

Lol this is how you make a JS equivalent object, thank you ! Also can you make a video about LINQ

[julieyeaeun]

obsessed with this video. thanks teddy!

[genosida]

mate I started to follow your videos not long ago but wish I have done it earlier, you are super good at explaining. thanks a lot for taking the time to teach others

[callummander]

This video was super helpful. Thank you!

[malachiwhite]

I feel like I got scammed trying to learn python looking at your videos and looking at jobs and internships knowing C#, Swift, and Java will help me be so far ahead of the game

[jakehamburdoodle]

Quick question because I’m curious, how would you get a user to input data and then put that data into the list? Like for example if you were making a program for teachers to keep track of their students and the teacher had to input their students name and student ID. How would you get the input from the teacher and how would you put that input into the list while ensuring it’s all the correct reference and data types?

Sorry about the long question. Your videos are great!