C# Tutorial - Full Course for Beginners
Why Stack Overflow recommends it
Stack Overflow users link it as a beginner C# tutorial, both when recommending where to learn the basics and when asking questions about exercises they hit while following along.
Recommended by 1 people across 1 different months, 2019 to 2021.
What it is
A 4.5 hour beginner course on C# from freeCodeCamp.org, taught by Mike Dane. It covers setup, variables, strings, arrays, control flow, exceptions, classes, constructors, getters and setters, and inheritance, with small projects like a calculator and a guessing game.
What people said
Recommends TEEBQNE · 2021-05 · Stack Overflow · on “get transform component via string to track player”
@AeneasTheBadDeveloper No worries. Everyone's gotta start somewhere. It might help to look into some c# tutorials [this video] or to follow along with game tutorials like the ones you can find on Brackey's [LINK] channel. Were you able to solve your current issues with the write-up I made? Or are you still having trouble?
Cites leon · 2019-01 · Stack Overflow · on “Getters and Setters - How does "value" work, particularly in an if statement?”
I've been working through this video: [this video] I am working through "Getters & Setters" at 3:54:60 (other subjects for C# are in the description for any needed context). This is a class that I've made in order to print to the Console as well as a "Getter and Setter". class Song { private string title; public string artist; public int duration; public Song(string aTitle, string aArtist, int aDuration) { title = aTitle; artist = aArtist; duration = aDuration; } public string Title { get { return title; } set { if (value == "Hello") { value = "ERROR"; } else { title = value; } } } } And this is the "Main" sort of code to print out the titles of two Song objects: "hello" and "kashmir". class Prog
Cites beannshie · 2019-09 · Stack Overflow · on “Is it possible to get url of first YouTube video from search?”
I'm trying to make an app which will give you the url of the first video that comes up when you search something on youtube. for example : you write "c#" into a textbox and it outputs " [this video] " (link of the first video that comes up) This is basically how I want the code to look like : private async void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { output_textbox.Text = GetUrl(input_textbox); } string GetUrl(string input) { // ??? }
Cites BenignGuardian · 2020-07 · Stack Overflow · on “Why is my class attributes not being printed to the console?”
Hi I'm new here and was hoping to get some guidance on figuring out why I am not getting the expected output. I am following a tutorial about on C# and I've gotten to the topic of creating and using classes. Here is the specific video link starting at the right minute mark. [this video] 1. Problem When I run my program the terminal outputs 1 follow by a line break. It is supposed to output a sting called "Harry Potter". 2. What I've tried I've tried to remove the 'public' from each class attributes to see if it made a difference. I've tried to print out the class attribute .author instead of the .title 3. Code Here is my program code: using System; namespace Giraffe { class Program { static void