Classes and Objects in C#, Part2

[aidanm101]

Thank you so much, I understand OO much more now. 

[TAURENIO]

el mejor video para aprender a usar classes que he visto

[londonblue2006]

thank you. it is very helpfull. Thank you again

[KJHVB]

subtitulos please:(

im from to mexico :S

[19james77]

thanks so much.

[shividiboo]

I think it is a very nice, well-structured, well-presented video. Thank you very much.

Keep on the good work :o)

[JeffLepperd]

Hi - Thanks for this video series. When I try to build in VS2008 I get some errors relating to lines in which the name, type and price are allocated - ';expected' - Your help would be appreciated

[JeffLepperd]

mybad - fixed the mproblem caused by my lousy typing - moving on

[cipicau]

I still have a suggestion regarding "MusicalInstrument m1 = new MusicalInstrument()"

I think you should tell your viewers that "new" does more than allocate memory, ex: calling "MusicalInstrument()" constructor. Why??? Well because I've seen something like "MusicalInstrument m1 = new WistleInstrument()" , a derived class of MusicalInstrument and i didn't know how it works. You do not use constructors in your example but do not let people to understand that new does only 1 thing,to allocate mem

[foolanous21]

comment accepted...

maybe I should be clear to all viewers - I have developed these videos following the sequence of my C# classes at the university I work for. At the time I recorded the video, I had not covered constructors yet, so I focused on the bare bones basics.

Next week I'll post new videos, in which I will comment on constructors and inheritance:

e.g.

MusicalInstrument m1 = new WistleInstrument()

thx

[cipicau]

yes of course......it's great , thk