3: How To Create Variables In C# | Data Types In C# | C# Tutorial For Beginners | C Sharp Tutorial

In this lesson you will learn about variables in C#. Variables are very important to learn since you will be using them all the time when you create any C# application.

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Hi Dani! ♥ I did not find the videos, you had, that gives lessons on OOP in C#. I think I saw them, for some years ago. But I can´t find them now.
I was looking for them, cause I am not new to programming, and did a bit of Java Script, but I am in a new school with C# and I really think this is fun, stuff? LOL ♥Do you know?

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[electronicheartbreak.]

Please try to use the following:
string sName = "dd";
int iNumber = 16;
double dPrice etc etc.

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I find when I code in C# my IDE (Visual Studio) throws little "info/warnings" when I use camel case and telling me to use the proper naming convention of the Pascal Case... So I moved from camelCase to PascalCase to avoid those annoying notifications/underlines

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