8: How To Create Static Methods In C# | Static Method | C# Tutorial For Beginners | C Sharp Tutorial

Ur example method is static but u acess non static members inside it?

thanks for making the static class understanding easier 😇

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Weird use case for why you would want to instantiate a class that only holds functions, say you are calling thousands of asynchronous methods that may end up trying to run concurrently, a static class function call may actually become a bottleneck since it can only be called once at a time.

Hello Sir, but tell me why we need a static method for calculator , what is the purpose?
I mean we could use the objects and a Structure method!!

Another great video, nice the way you clarify things to keep it as simple as possible and you're happy to reiterate it. Sign of a good teacher

Hi Dani, the videos of your programming teaching series are very helpful for me to learn programming by myself. Can you make this film produce subtitles? Thank you.

So basically static methods are similar to normal global functions in C...but a little more complicated? Just that in c# everything is object oriented so it has to be withing a namespace & class. Static functions in C are a different thing though. What about private static methods in C#. How will that work?

why did you create variables int x and int y and then immediately create new int variables to assign to x and y?

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Thank you for explaining this topic so well!

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So for people who like me forgot from his earlier video you have to tell CS that you are using the calc name space by putting it up above under "using System;" i put it as "using FirstProject.Calc;" without the quotes

Excellent teacher, one question. What do you mean with object, I still don't really get it, but I understood this episode.

Well done. Thank you

you just make me more confused.....because when telling the purpose of both cases you just run so fasttt

I know this video is over a year old, but I've got a question and I hope you or anyone else could help me with it.
Can I still access the method of add when I make the calculator object or not? When I tried to create a calculator object and than tried the method it didn't work, I assume this is I can't add the values for x and y? But I'm not sure.

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I'm probably very wrong, but hopefully you can correct me. Right in the beginning, when you say you created a "Namespace" called Calc, is that not just a folder containing custom classes? or is my understanding wrong (definitely), I'm new to this and the concept of a namespace still confuses me.

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A perfect explanation!

Hello @mmtuts, Godt nyttår :-)
Can we just write the following code for calculator.cs?
```

using System;
namespace FirstProject.Calc
{
public class Calculator
{
public static int Add(int x, int y)
{
int Answer = x + y;
return Answer;
}
}
}

```
(I ditched the step with int Num1 = x and int Num2 = y)
Seems to work for me? Or is it a no-no to simplify like I did, and if so, why?
Cheers :-)

Thank you so much! I'm a student learning C# for my courses, and I was really struggling with refactoring my code via creating methods. This was a HUGE help!

Should have given an example of a non-static class in the video and compared both with a practical example.

so far so good, you are a really good teacher

Thank you for explaining this for normal human understanding 😂

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i like the way you explain sir..it is clear. im new to c#. also if you're done covering all the crucial parts for c#, can you make tuto for wpf? Tnx in advance

I enjoy your videos, thanks for helping. Keep up the good work.

Apologies if this was somehow posted earlier, but I'm trying to wrap my head around this idea of static methods. Coming from a background in VB and VBA, this just seems to me like static methods are really nothing more than the equivalent of procedures and functions in VB. Whereas in C# you would create a public class (which is really nothing more than a container in this context), then a public method, in VBA the equivalent would be to add a code module, then write procedures and functions inside it, a procedure to simply "do" something (e.g. static void), and a function to "return" something (e.g. static string), both known as methods in C#. Granted, I know this has nothing to do with instantiation or objects, but for the purposes of what's discussed in this video, am I correct in my understanding?

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