C# for beginners - 18. Functions

Welcome to a brand new series covering all the basics of C#. In this playlist I'm going to cover the skills you need to get started with the programming language and then move into more specific skills, such as making Windows Applications, Unity3d Games and potentially Cross platform Mobile Apps.

[rayoh]

Great Job explaining the parameter in the function! I have watched at least 5 other videos on the exact same topic but until this video I was able to understand it clearly! Thank you!

[FriedrichBoettger]

This is a well-paced and very understandable playlist that covers a lot of the language quite well. You are obviously a superior teacher and I thank you for your time and trouble.

[mdektemalhossain]

plz make more videos on c# ..u r a great tutor..

[randysandberg]

Awesome Nick. Thanks from a Yank with half Aussie blood--watching in Mexico.

[countreekidd]

Ok, so I'm trying to guess the solution before you enter your code, and it appears I'm more wrong than not--but I think I know why: I don't know the use cases. For example, when I thought about how to change the color, my first instinct was to use int values, so I looked up how to cast...I was so proud of myself, but I was wrong. It works, but maybe not as user friendly as your code solution--I don't get the color list menu using integers(0-15). Also, when determining how wide the rectangles will be, I thought for sure you'd use a for loop...it was so simple--but again, your code was completely different. I'm guessing your code would fit certain situations better than a for loop, and probably is faster...it's just not as simple, because you have to think about it's position relative to the left parameter, whereas I just set how many spaces I want. I still have so much to learn.This is the last video in the "C# for beginners" playlist, and I just want to say Console.Write("thank you!");