Introduction, Classes and Objects (C# OOP - Practical Programming Tutorial) - part 1

Object-oriented programming is a programming paradigm that is based on the concept of objects from the real world, and it is used to represent those real world objects in programming. This video is an introduction to OOP. The most important concepts of OOP are classes and objects, and in this video, I'm explaining what are classes and objects and how to create and use classes and objects through practical example.

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CONTENTS:
00:29 - What is OOP
01:46 - Classes and objects
03:21 - Practical example breakdown
04:50 - Where to learn practical programming
07:51 - Create new project
09:32 - Application design
15:27 - Create your first class
19:49 - Explaining form parts
22:10 - Creating bank account objects
26:12 - Displaying bank accounts
29:00 - OOP summary

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[ikasugami]

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[sunnshivam]

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[Joestar_Mansion]

I first saw your video about oops on codeacademy and then proceeded to watch other videos on your channel especially the abstract and virtual function ones and all my doubts were cleared because you were so thorough and explained with detailed examples I was able to crack my interview for c++ developer( it is a full stack role though i am happy) and mainly these were the topics asked as I am currently a fresher Thank You So Much Mam

[graytonw]

Interesting! Old guy here, I've been building custom VBA-enabled spreadsheets for my clients for years, and I've tried dabbling in C# for some time. OOP is something I still struggle wrapping my head around, but most tutorials make you feel like you're on a roller coaster with a gentle introduction, then way too quickly dropping off into advanced material, especially with classes and objects. This seems pretty understandable so far, I'll check out the rest of your videos. Subbed!

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[ROYALNIL_SITE]

thanks saldina
OOB LIKE CELL IN CLASS , OR NODE OF ANY THING, RIGHT
THIS METHOD IS GREAT, because we see program of top then break of to some parts !! like human body that involve organ, like heart & brain, then each of them has involve tissue, then tissue is invoice cell !!!

if this method see we could better writing programing against that only write one code & focused only detail!

[raymondRodriguez]

Great video Saldina! Amazing how well you explain the concept of OOP!

[marcellodichiera]

thanks a lot Saldina!! hopefully I am not requesting too much, but maybe you could do tutorials series also on WPF or Win UI soon? thanks!!!

[mathsfortunethclass]

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