Part 30 - C# Tutorial - Interfaces in c#.avi

Thank you very much sir, you make these things X times easier to understand.

Great Explanation Sir

There have been a lot of changes to what an interface can do in C#. I think this needs an update. e.g., interfaces now support Properties, static feilds, default method definition and access specifiers for default methods.

Hello , I am a big fan of your channel , I am starting new in csharp & Dot Net. Can anyone let me know that a as this playlist is 11 years old , can we still learn these core concepts or has there any major change happened ?

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Watch this video before u go to sleep....and u will dream Interfaces...Thank you for a very good tutorial.

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where can i get the this pdf?

What if we have same method names in 2 different interfaces which are implemented by using one method

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Well explained

Kudvenkat and PatrickVideos are two of my top C# instructors in YT. Everytime I get confused or forgot the fundamentals, I just watch their videos and BAM! Knowledge regained! Thank you SIR!

Very Helpful Information, Thanks!

Your explanations are so clear that I feel it cannot be clearer. Thanks!

watching this in 2021, the best explanation ever

You can explicitly specify access modifiers without getting compliler error in C# 8.0

14 April 2021

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Wow! Watching an 8 year old video... Still helping me out so much! Btw amazing explanation 👍🏻❤️

thank you so much .very easy to understand....

Very good tutorial... Thank you very much!

have you explained in any other videos why we should use interfaces?

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The feature of declaring the members of interface with public, private and protected access modifier is newly added in C# 8.0 and it is supported for .Net Core 3.0 or above. Also, if we declare interface member as private since it cannot be implemented outside we can only provide default implementation for that member in the interface.
Sir, request you to create a video on the same.

Hi, thanks for this video. Great explanation. I am a vb .net hobby programmer. There is not much learning materials for vb .net. But i am in love with that language. So i found your videos really helpful to learn vb .net .

With C# 8.0 Have the interface functionality changed because I am not getting any compilation error when i am implementing methods inside interfaces?

Awesome videos, explanations and examples. A must watch for beginners, in fact for all to refresh basics.

Still best tutorial in 2020

Two q's: 1) What, if anything, would you change in this video in response to C# changes that came with 8.0? A blog I just read states, "But with C# 8.0, a whole lot of things have changed. The main thing is Interface members can now have a default implementation." I don't think I can paste the link here but the author is Jaliya Udagedara and I'm sure if you paste my quote, you can find the article. 2) I don't think you defined what an "implementation" is (so critical to understand with your video topic!) and I've been hunting unsuccessfully all over the internet to get a plain English explanation. Can you help? Thanks for your great videos.

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i faced a question related to interface that is "if 2 interfaces having same method and we inherit those interfaces to the class, when we create instance of that class in other class then how many methods we will get and how to find those methods belongs to which interface '

Hi, thanks for the tutorials. However, somehow I donot get compilation error when I used public keyword as well as defined Console.WriteLine("Hello"); Can you please clarify.

With respect to this guru and object oriented programming principle, I think one thing we can correct from this master is class is not inheriting interfaces they are implementing the interfaces. There's a difference between inheriting and implementing, just my two cents.

Venkat, thank you so much!

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When yoilu said interfaces i thought the were like ui's and stud so I was so excited
Then...

These are the greatest tutorials on C# that I have ever seen. I'm currently working within the Unity Game Engine, and after having published my first game on the Play Store, I decided I needed a better grasp of C# programming topics before I delve into my next project.

With these videos, information is doled out at the perfect pace, and parts that need emphasis are always emphasized, as if he has anticipated the questions that will arise as he goes through the topic. I also really like how he separates all his videos into FIRST the rules and THEN implementation, since it minimizes unnecessary confusion surrounding any topic.

Thank you for these awesome videos!

Hello Sir, Really appreciate your excellent videos. I would like to know, as these videos were posted more than 6 years ago. How much has C# changed in terms of syntax? new features and the new functionalities introduced ?. Can you tell us more or post a video if any new updates are there to any of the 102 videos or if any functionality has changed by 360 degrees. Thank you

You're the best! I can't thank you enough for all these videos. Finally someone who explains everything from scratch and, most importantly, WHY things are one way or the other. Thanks, thanks, thanks :)

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