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Welcome, everyone, to my C sharp beginners crash course today we will be doing an overview of the
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course.
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So first, let's talk a bit about C sharp to C sharp as an object oriented language.
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C Sharp can be used to make applications, games and really a lot more for the course you will need
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or want some sort of interest in making applications, having to do with, you know, pretty much anything
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in the application series.
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You can be interested in games, but C Sharp is considered an elegant language.
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So we'll be doing a lot of clean coding.
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That's simpler in today's standards.
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If you have some previous experience and want to get stronger with your coding, then this course is
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definitely for you.
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So let me show you an example of how C Sharp can be used.
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So I'm currently working on a my own project senior project, and I am doing a small game.
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I'll show you the game first or part of the game first.
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So you guys can see so I'll be I'm doing this in unity, we will not be using a unity for the course.
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However, this is just an example.
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So this is a current game that are making 2D platformer.
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And right now, it's very early development, however.
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So as you may see, the character has a lot of functions, has a double jump movement left and right
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running, shooting with arrows and a slash attack.
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So I'm going to run through a little bit of the game as we talk about how a lot of this is done.
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So most of these things, again, C sharp.
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It's the main component here as it allows me to code all of the monsters, all the effects and all the
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player movements and effects as well.
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So this is just some example of, you know, how C Sharp can be used.
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But, Mike, what's called the game right now very early in it, and it has a couple of components that
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had to be, again, hard coded.
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Most of this is hard coded.
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So, you know, we have one of the bigger monsters here is that I guess I'll fight and then we'll keep
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talking about the course.
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So the objects are relatively smart here as they will not run off edges.
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They know their place pretty much.
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And what will happen if they fall, in a sense?
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And then let's just kill that and be over with it.
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So let's go back to Visual Studio so you guys can see where C Sharp comes in.
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So this is.
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I'm just going to run through this very quickly.
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I'm not going to show much of the code, but this is pretty much what's being used to take care of the
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the player.
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This is just to control the Archer movement, health, stamina, damage are attacks and so on.
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But this is just an example of what can be done with C sharp in a sense.
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But now that we've talked about, you know, decently interesting example that you guys will be able
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to do after this, you just have to again, practice practice will allow you to do all, all if not
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most of these things.
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But in the course, we'll learn about types.
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We'll learn about operators and operations, classes, statements and loops and a couple more chapters
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that deal with and built C sharp classes and how to write code that is readable and professional.
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My name is Freddy Flores.
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I work with Mammoth Interactive and I am a computer science student at the University of Lynchburg.
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For the course, you'll need access to the Internet and.
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The will to learn pretty much about the language.
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I would suggest that you take paper notes as it helps retain the information.
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You do not need much prior knowledge to the course, but it will definitely help.
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But I believe that gives us an overview of what the course will give us.
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So for our first tutorial, we'll talk about starting a new project.
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So thanks for watching.
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