How To Code An ATM Console App In C# | Programming Tutorial For Beginners | Visual Studio 2022

Hey Everyone!

In today's video, we discuss how to code an ATM Application in C#. ATMs are simple and easy to use banking terminals that we use in our daily lives. Practicing coding real life things such as this can improve your skills quickly and make it easier to tackle other projects. Enjoy!

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[masqueradinglampshade]

Videos like these showing simple projects are very useful for people coming from another programming language to understand the syntax of a new language. Thanks!

[UzairAliShahOfficial]

Very nicely explained, thank you. I am trying to learn C# and make as many projects using C#. I have subscribed. Thank you again 😊 👏

[martinjosephello]

YOU JUST SAVE ME FROM MY MISERY !! THANK YOU SO MUCH YOU DESERVE MORE SUBS !!

[zajac]

I love such "code-along" series. Two years later, but still, thanks!

[giorgichikovani]

Well done! Keep going with interesting console projects!

[JamesTembo]

i followed everything, a few Error, but managed to resolve them and all is Good...Thank you!!

[jetbob]

Awesome tutorial. Would be cool to do another project similar but adding a design pattern such as MVC or Layered Pattern. Thanks again :)

[vinaykumarnavik]

I hv started c# few months back but not yet so confident bcoz I haven't did any kind of project, so this was v.helpful .Thanks a ton .Would request you to make some more like this one in order to gain knowlegde and confident as well .

[abrahambriones]

Great stuff man. It would be awesome if you did similar tutorials with MVC and WPF

[andyhanson]

I’ve never really understood the {get; set;} thing despite reading/watching about it 1000 times. I followed your tutorial here and thought “wtf are all these short, repetitive methods?” Then it hit me! HOLY SHIT THIS IS WHAT GET; SET; IS! Not sure if teaching that was your intention, but it was a big moment for me. Thanks. Request: connecting to SQL. ( I’ve tried 3 different ways and I still suck)

[ardijankajtazi]

Hey shaun nice video, i wanted to know why you aren't using properties instead of making a method for every variable :)

[reenyindiego]

Thank you so much for this video, it's really simple and easy to understand and I had so much fun practicing all these😃🙌.

[namename-vskj]

Hi Shaun, thanks for your hard work on this I've got a quick question and I would appreciate it if you look into this, so as a beginner I know that we use getters and setters to access a private class, however, I noticed you are using getter, setter even though the class is public can you explain why is that?

Many thanks for considering my request.
vBalayan

[spqprug]

Heyy. Can I ask why for FirstOrDefault in currentUser = cardHolder.FirstOrDefault(a => a.cardNum == debitCardNum); is marking it as an error? (I use Visual Studio 2022) Thanks for any help

[sudipadhikari]

Good combination of Properties, List & Exception Handling

[Solanixhanti]

channel deserves more view, hot content here

[ozanbaskaya]

Hello Shaun, I just start learning C# and want to fill my GitHub with projects. Your videos are really helping me to achieve that. I just want to ask a question, there is a comment "check against our db" and below that a => a.cardNum == debitCardNum code.But I can't reach a.cardNum.It does not show it and gives error. Why is that?

[BrandonChawane]

i did mine a bit differently...most of my logic was in a class rather than main, but this was very informative. Thank you

[rhtservicesllc]

As a c# developer there are a number of things I see wrong in this video.
Per convention, c# Properties, Classes, and Methids are to be named using Pascal Case.
Code violates the Separation of Concerns principle by having everything in the same file.
Nesting function definitions inside of the Main method should not be done
Variables are being declared outside of the scope where they actually need to be declared, this can be utilized for other things when they should not be
Definitely needs changes to be acceptable for C# coding standards

[TimCodePH]

Thanks bro I've learn a lot in this video and I use some of my existing knowledge like instead of concatenating I use string interpolation and I'm still lacking when it comes to OOP do you have any tips to master OOP?