Numbers, Integers, and Math [Pt 7] | C# for Beginners

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In this video, Scott and David discuss Numbers, different ways to store numbers, casting, and precision. They use integers, longs, and floating-point numbers to avoid overflow.

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I don’t know if I either really like learning C# or I’m just enjoying the conversation these two guys have, hard to tell 😂

iedi
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i wish they have entier series from begging to advance. really enjoyed. thanks david and scott

kking
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One the best tutorial series I’ve every watched.

aakash.pradhan
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Really liked the conversation and content

abdurrehman-bxyo
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Dear Brofessors, what are you using to annotate the screen with? It's soooo smooth. I recognize some things that could be down with PowerToys I believe, or annotating on a Teams share, but this...?!?! Thank you :) I used to read Scott's blog all the time, and I believe, like me and my son, he is a Type 1 Diabetic, right? Rock on man. Forget how I found you but know it was during the ColdFusion (7+) phase of my life.

ultimopenguin
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Cool trick for big numbers I tried from carrying over from Python, you can write big numbers with an underscore for a comma, e.g. 2_000_000.

DookyButter
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Nice to know i don't need to write "main ...blah blah".

codmn
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I don't know if i am missing something, but when i try to add 2 `ìnt` to a `long` today, it does not roll over. In fact when i read the C# compiler specifications (Google "C# Built-in numeric conversions"), it says that it implicitly converts it (`int`) to the destination type (`long`), before performing the addition.

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