14: Structs And Enums In C# | How To Use An Enum | C# Tutorial For Beginners | C Sharp Tutorial

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In this C# tutorial I will teach about enums and structs which are a type of "mini objects" we can use in our applications.

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henrychen

My apologies if I seem tired/agitated on the video ':D
This video was my 3rd attempt at recording this since...
- My recordings ended up being corrupted
- My audio got cut off short (no battery)
- My camera ran out of power
- I had to use an over complicated way to send my camera files to my primary PC
Basicly everything went wrong ':D

Dani_Krossing

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theaalicha

Thanks, bro! This was super helpful! I watched this a few days ago when I was considering using an enum for a switch statement and couldn't imaging why I would want to convert a string into an enum in your final example. Lo and behold, that is exactly what I ended up needing to do further along in my project. I came back here and got the info I was barely paying attention to the first time. Lol

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shadyismad

Definitely good to know structs. I've never used them but I did have a question about a struct in a pre-interview assessment test

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muhamadsyahrulfahmie

I say a good way to describe a struct is when you make a class abunch of memory is allocated all over the place for different parts of the class and you dont know where in memory each variable is compared to eachother meanwhile a struct like this would see the 3 elements 2 strings and an int (well it would actually be 2 character pointers and an int but I wont boggle down the details here) and make sure they are in the same order in allocated memory so if you have the memory address of the first character pointer that points to the first string and move 8 bytes forward you know you are at the memory address of the second character pointer that points to the second string. This makes structs a lot better to manipulate but they should only be used when you have a small amount of variables that should be next to eachother in memory

If none of that makes sense to you it doesnt matter for C# its more a carry over from being a C based language this stuff matters a lot more in C++ and C when you have total control over the memory

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