Wait, I just finished watching your video. It IS a LITTLE clearer to me now. Thank you, Jamie. Yours is the best explanation I have see thus far.
deveagle
I have master of IT but have never ever seen a teacher like you in my studying life. Really frustrating.
It is 2:54 am and I can't go to bed
hamedarman
Thank you for your tutorials you are really funny and good teacher. I follow you because of that.
ZXMcFly
I also love the casual little "keyboard fu" elements that he works in while doing examples. Even watching a video on a topic I "already know" I often see some way to make whatever happen in way fewer strokes at the keyboard in Visual Studio.
jvsnyc
Great videos - love the nonchalant style and the low level detail that you always got to. Man you can program and you can teach!
I couldn't find your interface videos though. You got a link? thanks
wazitube
Really good vids, great hands on and detailed explanations. Thanks
travisastone
Oh I get it! IEnumerator is equivalent to c++ iterators
pokoro
Ok, so "what" exactly IS an IEnumerable? I'm running into this in VS and I still don't get it. I've got the following code:
storeItemsBinding.DataSource = store.Items.Where(x => x.Sold == false).ToList();
Hovering over ToList() I get the following: Creates a from an
I just don't get it.
deveagle
I know sentinel values are used at the end of enumerable to indicate the end but you seem to be saying they are also at the front?
