How to Program in C# - Arrays (E05)

Let's learn how to make lists and arrays in C#!

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[eggoo]

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[karolborowski]

I've seen many tutorials teaching that simple knowledge ( even in my native language) but you're the best. Your simplicity, your humor, your voice, you're amazing. You have talent for that. Don't stop doing this :-)

[tageneislover]

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[derekw]

Brackeys: Is making tutorial on coding in Unity
Also Brackeys: "This video is sponsored by different game-creation platform that requires no code..."

[khutso]

Thank you for these! We really do appreciate this series. Keep going!

[Dertres]

this is genuinely a really good tutorial series that actually helped me and taught me basics in c#, i hope it continues for a long time

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Just started programming through a university course and your lessons have helped me way more than any of the material provided during the course. You make it fun and understandable, so thank you very much!!

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[philipbellingham]

For the "homework" you said to do at the end, adding a number before the names is also a cool way to show how basic maths (Pemdas/Bodmas) works in methods. I added to the last Console.WriteLine a "i + 1" so that the names display with a number before the name "1. Philip, 2. Brackeys" etc. instead of just "Philip, Brackeys"

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[h.k.]

I'm in college now trying to learn c#. You explain everything better then my teachers. Thank you.

[knockedgoose]

last time I looked into programming arrays scared me. That was years ago. You have simplified it and I'm more confident I can move on and tackle other things now. Thank you!

[Landon_Hughes]

I love this series! I know most of what you’re teaching already, but it’s good to reinforce already known knowledge. I have my C# class (college classes) starting this Thursday and I’m pretty excited about it! 😁

[labreynth]

First programming tutorial process that has actually helped me learn how to program :)

[abdiazizali]

Wow! I like the way you are explaining everything, I have watched alot of videos about array but no one is explaining everything the way you are doing it.

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[AzziSenpai]

I took a couple days after finishing this video and then came back and decided, before moving onto the next video, to try the homework section after a two day break. I am confused but pleased to say I managed to make it work and honestly there are few feelings as great as taking a chance, problem solving then coming up with your own, functional, piece of code that does exactly what was asked of you. I also like how the homework sections so far have done a great job of drawing reference from the things that we learnt before them whilst also having an element of trickery to them that encourages you to try and fail and then come up with solutions and succeed. I wonder how many people wrote the exact same thing as me and how much room there is for flexibility in the script. Brackeys is the goat and these videos are amazing 🔥

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