Complete C# Masterclass

So far so good, Really basic stuff, as I expected on the begginng of the course.

Clear explanation, enjoying it For a course is well made in order to be understood by a beginner So far so good.

It is good to go back to the basics and learn everything because my self taught C background left a lot of holes in how I was understanding C# before So far so good, explanations are very clear and following along has not been an issue.

Keeps it simple for beginners to understand So far so good looking forward to seeing what in store Early to say, well presented just thrown a bit when switching between 2017 and 2019 Up to this point everything is clear and straight forward.

basic..and the instructor will never answer the Questions So far So Good !

so far so good.

so far so good!

king I had some problems with this video about the get & set properties, but the overall explanation was good awsome So far so good.

Great explanations so far So far so good.

5***** So far so good, very clear, not tedious.

My goal is review the basics to shore up my foundation In the language, and so far so good.

pretty good so far so far so good... a little slow, in my opinion, but i know some coding already... MANTAP so far perfect.

Looking forward to learning more.

Looking forward to the rest.

I am looking forward to learning during WPF and Unity as well.

Nice guy Easy to follow Voice is not coming correctly Great course enjoying doing it so far Nice pace so far, looking forward to the next steps Good tempo, calm and concise explanations I had learned Python on another udemy course as my first programming language and moving to this course I have found it good so far.

This course covers everything from small to big and I'm really looking forward to learning more in-depth.

I'm looking forward to seeing the advanced sections of this course!

This is my very first experience with C# and so far everything seems great Teaching is excellent so far, looking forward to learn from you.

Looking forward to something more substantial.

Looking forward to the rest of it.

Glad I pulled the trigger on buying this course and looking forward to becoming a C# genius.

Thanks to this course I am looking forward for more advanced Unity projects soon.

I am familiar with the basics of C# because of my classes at DeVry University Online, but I am looking forward to expanding on that knowledge throughout this course and using it to build some projects of my own and expand my professional portfolio as I seek out a career.

This course is very helpful for first time coders and it shows you step by step on what to do I loved this course I have had a few beginner courses in c# from different teachers.

Very thorough step by step lessons.

The guys explain from zero, that mean he going step by step, and that what I need.

I Iearm here step by step, on concrete examples.

An excellent course - informing, explaining, step by step teaching, training, supporting.

"Complete C# Masterclass" is a high quality performance video, shows how to learn programming step by step .

A good course structure in smaller moduls allows learning step by step.

This course is impressing , I started not long ago and I move smoothly step by step trough Unity.

In depth-explanation, step by step.

Taking it step by step, perfectly understandable.

Very easy to follow along I don't know, i just started.

Makes it very easy to follow and he doesn’t have a monotone voice which makes it very nice to listen.

Very easy to follow... Tot nu toe erg duidelijk.

Very easy to follow!

His style of teaching is very easy to follow and the way that he encourages you to try things out yourself is FANTASTIC.

This course is very easy to follow.

-Just side note on Visual studio, for these references to show up I had to turn them on in options -> CodeLens, might be worth it mention that.

My one critique would be that it is difficult to read the code in your examples....especially when you have Visual Studio and your course open on the same screen.

Instead of showing the entire Visual Studio display, if you could have the presentation zoomed on the actual code it would be much easier to read.

One thing I was not expecting, was for the course to be in Visual Studio 2017 - and so there are some things on the screen that are different that I'm trying not to let throw me for the moment, as I'm sure they'll be explained later.

(I don't talk English too well) Doesn't go through user interface of Visual Studio on Mac.

Great start to C# and Visual Studio Im sure this will turn into a 5 as the course progresses It's a great course with detailed introduction of C# and provided three fun project to follow.

Good introduction on Visual Studio, settings and start up.

Visual Studio would be in order.

As for my own needs, though, I sincerely appreciate the way that the course so far has given me a good quick start tutorial on MS Visual Studio.

- The only regret is the lack of challenge through the exercices Like most of the courses on Udemy this one start with the basics (conditions, loops, etc).

This is one of the highest rated courses on Udemy for learning C# and I believe it teaches all the fundamental concepts of using C#.

I don't think any other C# courses on Udemy offer this particular benefit, so this is very important to consider.

:) After going through a few courses on Udemy, I have found this one the best and actually providing what is needed in a course I have zero experience in programming and I am able to understand the material well.

It is one of the best programming courses on Udemy, starting with basic lectures and increasing in difficulty.

For example "using system.ComponentModel;" what exactly is this and why do we use it.

This course is missing some basic information on C# that is important in order to properly understand it (for example explaining the CLR, garbage collection, and properly explaining references).

I also think the course is not well organized (for example I think you need to first finish explaining data types containers and references and then explain all the OOP stuff and explain that objects are references etc).

For example, give an explanation to know what the namespace is, also know what is the class used for and why we use an static void function.

For example, at the top of Denis' code he has the using System; line and a bunch of others.

For example in C# Classes section At first operators without showing he just types things like x+=5; without saying x= x+5 == x+=5; he explains things too fast as if you know classes already in the class section.

For example, there is no discussion of abstract classes in the OOP sections.

And unit is a game development.

Got into it because I want to do some game development in Unity engine.

A good course, especially for beginners in unity and c# game development.

This is extremely useful for everyone who wants to break into unity game development.

So, not exactly an issue with the code but hey :) It was a very smooth start in the Unity programming and game development, thanks a lot.

Thank you for making this series available to myself and other people passionate for programming and game development!

I like how focused this is on coding even though my interest is in game development via Unity.

Either way, my little brother was following the Hello World part and found more interest in programming.

I've only just started the first video with the Hello World but so far he has explained everything in detail and i'm sure he will go over everything such as if statements, vector statements and everything in great detail as well.

Since instead of using console.Writeline("Hello world"); with java you would use something similar as in system.out.Println("Hello world"); the teacher is very nice unlike my teacher in school that sucked and I am very happy to learn some more C# :) I like it very much.

just started hello world so still lot to go for.

Just what the Dr ordered a bit jumpy in the hello world app It works.

The only criticism I would have is really just a personal preference, which would be more than one example of 'real world' scenarios - like he explained in why you would use try/catch/finally so that context can be applied to the knowledge.

Later in the series it seems there will be some real world projects, but early on it's just a lot of theory (which is very necessary).

Excellent course that actually covers real world applications of C#.

Highly recommended from me!

I was trained years ago in college in C++.

I was an experienced programmer many years ago.