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Geg i remember this
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what's that
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Also check out this book shared by a programmerDEITY if you want to leaen at your own pace - Pro C# 10 with NET6 by Andrew Troelsen
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microsoft java award slow as shit award bytecode award dotnet botnet award copilot integration award
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is this like some special code or something
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I hope that when I open this file, I donβt get bamboozled by bait
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>Comparison operators
These operators are used in operations, which result in either true or false. Comparison operations include:
<Equal: ==
<Not equal: !=
<Greater than: >
<Less than: <
<Greater than or equal: >=
<Smaller than or equal: <=
The result value - true or false - is stored in a boolean data type: bool
^Exapmle: int a = 3;
^int b = 7;
^bool c = a == b;
We use the equality comparison () to compare values of ints a and b, and we store the result of that comparison in bool c. Since a = 3 and b = 7, their values are not equal, so bool c will contain the value false==
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>>15597343Oh shit, sorry
>We use equality comparison == β15597380[Quote]
>>15597129 (OP)Why is it that every time this thread is posted, it gets deleted and replaced by a GOARMY.com thread?
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nuprogrammingDEITY here, why are we learning C# again? Why wouldn't I just learn python. Sorry I missed the last bread.
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Char only occupies 1 byte in memory doe
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>>15597399I want to learn C# for Unity. However, I don't plan on sticking with C#, so after that I'll probably learn some other language, hence I learn the syntax first.
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>>15597423Google says 2 bytes
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>if else
A construction that allows your program to make a logical choice depending on a chosen condition in bool value (true or false)
<Example:
If (chosen condition = true/false)
{
Action sequence 1;
}
Else
{
Action sequence 2;
}
^Example end
Basically, if the chosen condition met the result you set inside if(), then action sequence 1 (whathever you coded there) will be executed. However, when the chosen condition doesn't meet the result you set inside if(), then action sequence 2 (also whatever you coded there) will be executed
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>>15597665Remember - chosen condition must be a boolean!
Bool a = true;
If (a)
{
This happens
}
Else
{
That halpens
}
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can you explain me what asnyc/await does
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>>15597717^Another exampleint b = 10;
If (b == 10)
{
This
}
Else
{
That
}
^example endWe have an int b that has the numerical value 10. Inside if(), we use a comparison operation
, and since these operations have true or false value - they can be used as a condition for if(). In this case, b 10 is true since int b = 10
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>>15597754That's asynchronous programming. Basically, if your workflow has synchronous programming, your programm will freeze before a task is fully completed. With asynchronous, you can allow your program to continue working while a task is being completed. This is barely touching it, asynchronous programme is a separate big unit of study wth its' own nuances, so I'd suggest you research it by yourself