5: Different Operators In C# | C# Logical Operators | C# Tutorial For Beginners | C Sharp Tutorial

In this C# tutorial you will learn about Logical Operators. Operators are used often in C# when we create applications and is important for you to know about.

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[richarddoci]

Mate, I'm loving your C# series! First saw your channel when I was studying PHP for I job I'd got and now I'm currently working with C# and Unity - I'm sure this series will be a great refreshener on a few concepts! Great Work!

[adamcampbell]

I'm a little late to the party, but C# is the first language I'm learning on my own... so I thank you a lot for explaining operators for me! You've got great lessons on here, I minored in Computer Science in college but wasn't able to grasp it. I've spent a little over 2 hours with your videos so far and I'm having such an easier time learning from you!

[lavaskull]

I've learned a lot so far & been taking notes. thank you for these easy to understand video

[NorgGrimm]

I came here to pick up on what I missed because I was half asleep during a 2.5 hour lecture due to insomnia.

[lavaskull]

Cant wait till next episode been watching & re watching, taking notes. trying to make it stick for the past 4 hours. hope to have more to learn soon thank you again

[coderbrian]

Can you explain the '&=' operator? It seems that you skip this part and did not include on your tutorial

[lexvtd]

For everyone that wants to see the entire operation:
int a = 6;
int b = 2;
Console.WriteLine("a = 6");
Console.WriteLine("b = 2");
Console.WriteLine("a + b = {0}", a + b);

You can also do
int a = 6;
int b = 2;
int c = a + b;
Console.WriteLine("a + b = {0}", c);

{0} is a placeholder, if you leave it blank: Console.WriteLine("a + b = ", a + b); or Console.WriteLine ("a + b = ", c); it will error out.

[justinhenley]

don't worry about your annunciation is understandable. (thumbs up)

[maccel]

i learned much faster from this than what we had in school XD

[Redmile]

There is another assignment operator: you can do a %= b. Not sure how often it's useful though. I think there are bitwise assignment operators as well.

[arjunsowmya]

this is the best tutorial to know about operators in c#

[gertvandenberg]

Daniel This is super cool! You are the best!

[wahyumaulanaakbar]

I think you should create series like "fundamental of programming" or something to explain the vasic of programming like operator, variable, array etc so you can be more focused on spesific tutorial series

[VICESbeats]

I have a stupid question but I thought i'd give it a go


At @5:40, isn't using assignment operators the same as just using the normal addition, sub, multi.. etc.?

[juliandemand]

Can you please make something about Symfony ?

[MusikXFreakXLycrise]

Can you please make a tutorial how to code a chat room?

Keep up the good work!

[MusikXFreakXLycrise]

Please create a tutorial how to code a chat - thanks for your videos!

[lochvast]

Yep I'm new, only interested in c# atm for game development in unity. I need to know it all lol

[the_master_coder]

Nice series! i don't really code in C# but still nice videos :) i wish you would make more videos on continuing that php login and maybe some other languages like C or Python

great videos and hope to see more :)

[bigfathairygamer]

Love this video btw. Is there any performance difference in a fully compiled program using a = a+b as opposed to a+=b? Would one run faster or is the difference purely convention / subjective preference?