C# Tutorial

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User input 02:26
Data Types 03:11
Math 06:30
Casting 07:56
If 10:12
Ternary Operator 12:34
Switch / Break / Continue 13:17
While 14:45
Do While 17:00
For Loop 18:32
Foreach 19:37
Strings Functions 20:48
Formatting Strings 29:12
StringBuilder 31:30
Array Functions 33:42
Lists 41:03
Exception Handling 45:06
Classes & Objects 48:14
Getters & Setters 49:00
Constructors 50:48
Static 52:49
Class Methods 54:30
Overloading Methods 57:13
Object Initializer 59:04
Inheritance 59:29
Call Superclass Methods 1:00:17
Override Class Methods 1:01:38
Ploymorphism / Abstract Class 1:03:16
Interfaces 1:04:46
Operator Overloading 1:08:05
Generics 1:11:43
Enums 1:15:22
Structs 1:16:56
Anonymous Methods 1:19:07
Lambda Expressions 1:21:02
File I/O 1:23:29

After many requests, finally I finished my learn C# in one video tutorial. I cover a ton in this tutorial including : User input,Data Types, Math, Casting, If, Switch, Ternary Operator, While, Do While, For Loops, Foreach, Strings, Formatting Strings, StringBuilder, Arrays, Lists, Exception Handling, Converting to Data Types, Classes, Objects, Getters, Setters, Constructors, Static, Overloading Methods, Object Initializer, Inheritance, Calling Superclass Methods, Overriding Class Methods, Abstract Classes, Interfaces, Generics, Enums, Structs, Anonymous Methods, Lambda Expressions, File I/O and more.

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[derekbanas]

Learn in One Videos for Every Programming Language

[BluWrCk]

You just smashed out months of university study into the span of an hour and a half.

Fookin legend.

[klsar]

A no-nonsense, straight-to-the-point video. Like it very much. Thank you

[SockPupet]

Pi as 31.4 could lead to some interesting physics.

[carlsts]

This is the best c# tutorial I have ever seen - so clear, fast and precise, just the way I like it. Thank you for immense help in speeding up my learning of c#

[Zen-jwdy]

Loving the straight to the point attitude in the video. Leaves more time for more important stuff and explaining what you, can/can't do.

[stathisioan]

This was freaking amazing! So much info gathered in a single hour tutorial, 7 years later still so relevant. Congratulations!

[JamieMaguire_]

Seriously, I just sit down, take notes and write out all the code examples into a large file divided by sections and get such a great reference file! These videos are insanely helpful when first starting a new language. Thanks a bunch Derek!

[JonLamont]

This is just about my favorite tutorial I've seen on YouTube. No bull, very quick explanations that effectively describe what is going on, and a deep understanding. I'm experienced with many programming languages, and after about 2 hours (after pausing and coding along), I feel pretty experienced with C#, which I need for a new job. Thanks Derek!

[LifeAtlas]

Wow! i had no idea that C# is so similar to Java

[dhangrad]

Thanks Derek!!!! Looking forward to this tutorial. I can't praise you enough buddy. Thank you.

[mariahsmith]

I think you should put in the description that this tutorial is not for beginners, but also maybe not for programmers with a little experience, especially java experience. I know java pretty well, so this is pretty repetitive. I can imagine as a brand new programmer this would be overwhelming, but for people with past programming experience (depending on the past language experience) this is a good crash course to get familiar with the syntax :)

[WalrusQuake]

I love the way you quickly and concisely explain coding, without too much time wasted. The editing also speeds up the process. Very happy with this, thank you.

[fould]

Watched this at 2 times speed; just taking notes on the differences between C++ and this.

[Frozelar]

Thanks so much for the video! Extremely helpful for those who are experienced with programming but just want to learn the language. I can't imagine the amount of work you must have to put into making these.

[ManishKarki]

im really really happy to see you getting successful in making the community bigger with more than 500k subscribers....cheers to another 500k

[spinloki]

I'm fairly experienced with C, looking to get into C#, and was looking for a tutorial that covered the specifics of this language without spending tons of time going over basic programming concepts. This video is exactly that. Thank you so much!

[seanupton]

Hey Derek, great video as always :) Do you think you'd ever do a video directly targeting design patterns and/or OO programming principles (SOLID, etc)? I find a lot of tutorials or articles for these, but if they're on youtube they aren't nearly as well put together as your videos, or if it's an article, text just isn't the same. Thanks for the work you put into these!

[dipanjandas]

This is super awesome....
I know C++, Java and wanted to know C#. Now I have learned C# in a pretty organized way at least the very important basics.
Thanks Derek.

[Jokel]

I didn't expect to find such a great compact tutorial on YouTube. Everything is to the point, just perfect! thanks!