Part 46 C# Tutorial Enums Example

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c# enum tutorial
c# enum example
c# enum int example
c# enumeration example
enum in c#.net with example
working with enums c#
how to use enum in dotnet

In this session we will learn
1. Using enum in an example
2. The advantages of using enums

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[creneemugo]

One of the best teachers on youtube. Thanks

[crazyfox]

Great video but you forgot to mention that Enums will easily convert to strings. You can delete the "GetGender" function and instead just print customer.Gender.

[Dreadric]

I've learned so much from you. Thank you.

[battalakhageswarrao]

Your training videos were very helpful for beginners and we easily catch the concept . Thank You Venkat...

[rashedulhasan]

Always i keep in touch this channel because i have increased my language efficiency through  this channel video i am a fan of sir Kudvenkat. He is my c#.net teacher

[varshatavade]

I am restarting my career after a huge gap and your videos helped tremendously to catch up everything...thanks a lot...god bless you

[nomoretechie]

Thank you Mr. Venkat. You are real C# guru.

[deepthiranganathan]

Hi Venkat,
I love all of your video and feel everything very easy after watching your every video..N must say u got very nice voice too.

[karthikvyas]

Great video, but we need not call a function explicitly, we can simply use - {customer.Gender}"Anyway, the whole point of this video is to teach Enum so a big thumbs up. Hope this helps someone.

[markhynes]

Hi Venkat, again amazing tutorial. Just wondering why the GetGender method was included, as the programme works without it. Not sure what the GetGender methods' purpose is here? Anyone any ideas?

Thanks Venkat

[Trzbne]

Keep going and uploading fantastic tutorials and thank you!
== "Male", I do not think we should write switch for getting the enum text. But I believe you will tell the same in next video :-)

[dangerass]

Good stuff, thank you. Bonus points for acknowledging "Mark" as a strong, manly name.

[LokeshThakur]

The method is public static string GetGender(Gender gender);
it is called in the foreach statement in the main method, and the customers Gender variable is passed.

[dorathysandhya]

Thanks a lot Venkat. It was awesome.

[bartosz]

Greetings from Poland, great tutorials :)

[vineethrathna]

we can do these same program like using struct ryt

[LokeshThakur]

Interface
IComparible has a CompareTo method that allows you to compare variables of two objects and return one for sorting
AbstractClass:
Class mammal, with two abstract methods MammalType and MammalSound, there would never be any point implementing these methods or this class.
But lets say class dog, cat and whale inherit from mammal and override its methods then we can return or print the MammalType as dog, cat and whale, and MammalSound as Woof, meow and whatever sound a whale makes.

[winK]

Hi venkat,

Can u please tell me real time scenario where we use interfaces and abstract class.

Thanks.

[ryizzwell]

Hi, venkat, is that we always give the value from enum through switch or if statements?

[zeroxx]

Maybe he kept the method for the fact that he can define a default case in the event the gender is not Male, Female, or Unknown? That's the only thing I could think of or he kept it for the sake of showing how you could just replace pieces from the old example and make it work with enums.