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well it’s nice to have these all in one place, and on a video format that supports speed control, and time skip buttons on the keyboard, but this should have never been uploaded without a timestamp index. it’s monstrous in length and needs some written organization for those needing something more than just “all of it”
ohh boy. 7 hours, “hits play” i hope this teaches me about more than just what a variable is, and what lambda expressions are.
wow… you are very good at explaining such complexity of c# with such an ease that even a novice will learn a lot… thankyou… u r great
hmm. the description needs an Index with time stamps.
great informational material there, robat bob.
Its not available to play.
I watched the whole thing. I am a changed man.
3:31:48
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WHOwvqSFuO0&t=0s&list=PLkT4ZAnbA2me9TdKjYS4Ints5qJd7JtRN&index=2
Interesting for VB6 programming and VBA programming too.
omg awesome video i cum veri much yes
man why i cant find many video that talks about c# for unity cause they dont seem to be the same at least for me. should i still watch this if im using it for c#?
To say hello world with Python you just have to type:
print (‘Hello, world”)
Why does C# have to be so much more complex?