Learn C# for beginners: 33 - Using Loops with Arrays

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[MichaelLee-bkii]

i knew nothing about programming and I just wanna say thank you for making such great tutorials that teach people like me from zero. I feel your passion in each single lesson and you just illustrate what you wanna convey very clearly! I'm learning more and more because of you! thank you so much!

[leonlyan]

This is an truly underrated channel! Deserved more than this! Well explanation! Good job mate!

[slapmyfunkybass]

Very well demonstrated video. I worked as a C# developer for a few years and moved to Java, so it’s handy watching these as a refresher. I never knew the foreach declared variable is read only. I always saw it as holding not the value of the array item but its position, grades[0] etc, that’s why it can’t be amended. Thanks for the info and time making this.

[majorbeats]

I just love the way you explain things

[rnvgosn]

Brilliant! Thanks for explaining so understandable!

[talalbyt]

You can add extra marks when using foreach by doing this Console.WriteLine(score + 3);

[pervysage]

What if you want to multiply all the grades?

[SamTheTvvit]

This confused the hell out of me. how is "i" connected to the Array? i understand "i = 0" so show array 0, then i++ makes "i"'s value go to 1, so now show Array 1. But Why does it do that? Grades is not in the "for" and "i" is not in the grades. How are they connected?.
All I see is but grades[#] are all numbers. Is it because i = 0 so there is a shared value of 0 so it starts at 0?