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Glad I could help :)

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Thanks. Wow thats a lot of hours you are watching :)

@@AngelSix Yes indeed, a lot of it clicked for me just now after watching your videos. Looking forward for the follow-ups on the C# master class!

Thanks. Glad I explained it clear

Your welcome, glad you like the vids :)

Your welcome :) Hope you like my videos

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Thanks that's great to know

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Ovisionik thanks

Janakiraman Sattainathan your welcome glad you like it

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the world doesnt need c++ tho

Thanks, yeah the database stuff will come once we make this angelsix site (won't take too long) then with that knowledge behind us we will move onto the ASP.Net server code, and very shortly after that the EF/Database stuff.

Thanks. I can do a more advanced video on Lambda's in future also

MegaBro Games no problem

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Correct and thanks for the spot

@@AngelSix I had a good laugh from that as well xD Don't get me wrong, I know that you could easilly find that issue, but just because you was not noticing it and your reaction was priceless)

Rio The Hitman thanks

Awesome glad it was useful. Yeah you can form a similarity between a callback in JS and a delegate. MS took their inspiration for delegates from Emac I am sure

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Ý Nguyễn your welcome

They are normally just other parts of your code. You would want a delegate in part of your code if you know you want to call back up to the caller typically. Such as on reporting success or errors or progress, you can do DownloadFile(string url, Action onProgress) { ... onProgress?.Invoke(50); } to call back and let the caller know its 50% done. The caller would typically just inline this with DownloadFile("...", progress => { Console.WriteLine($"Download progress {progress}% }" );

@@AngelSix Awesome that makes sense. Thank you!

Yeah I never have needed or used Predicates, in the sense that I just make a Func. I find it more restricting if it was a predicate to change in the future, and see no useful reason to define a predicate. What does it benefit in code anywhere? That's why I've never used them. For the right side of a lambda expression it is called the lambda body. The left side is the input variable, and the => is the lambda token

Ahmed Abdelkaoui yes sorry I usually do I forgot to turn on present mode this time to make font larger

We are assigning the Action as the anonymous lambda () => { } so that's fine. Inside that we call the lambda delegate we don't return or use its return value

Yeah that one threw me for a while

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A method is the main common name for an actua method (as in something you can call/invoke that has zero or more parameters and an optional return type). A function is another name for it, but is becoming less popular, and also a Function can sometimes refer to the .Net Func type. Typically though method and function are meaning the same thing

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A method is a specialised usage of a function. A method is a function that is part of an object. A function is a part of a process, usually called a routine. It describes the tiniest possible logic to satisfy an expected output given the input. It is not directly associated with objects. For clarity sake, C is not really object orientated. C therefore only has functions. It does not need to rely on an object definition such as class or struct to operate. C# technically does not have any function support at all. Even the static methods needs to be wrapped in an object definition. For simplicity sake, we speak of a method when a function relies on an underlying instance that the method is directly associated with (e.g. Open for a File class).

Ok never mind !! I didn't finish the video and you mention you have one lol!!

Ha yeah

I Started watching you SW API Tut.. I've got a client asking for an app that uses it. They are also great :D

I zoom in a little more on future videos

Patryk Mikulski I think I should call it the brain train, bringing me information

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Haha yeah its been a typo on the title for a while. Guess I'll edit it now :P

AngelSix wow you're fast. Great! I am getting out of the "noob phase" currently, so I'm looking out for the others among me.