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In the video when you showed arbitrary keyword argument examples- you showed- def showExp(**exps) and then used 2 parameters for k,y in the for loop. But as i understand there can be any number of arguments in an arbitrary keyword argument. How would you handle such scenarios?

If I have one thread to control like a cancel button and another thread is running, How could I use one thread to cancel another without exceptional how they are different threads. I try to join but the bottom cancel is not available when the other thread is running. How can I let the system listen to the other thread and let it be ready to abort the other thread without expectation problem?

wonderful!

Great tips, a really great video!!! Thanks a lot!!!

So simple. And explained beautifully. Thank you man.😊

Thanks a lot for such a NICE series.

Good Video on python

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Keep going on ! You will be very successful one day!! I loved your C# Playlist , try to continue that also :)

I have 9 years of c# experience and this video is the best teaching video that i have ever seen. thank you

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great video mate, much appreciated

Keep uploading

Contents are crisp and clear..Great work!!

Hi do we have to study delegates now when lambda does that work

Awesome, brilliant video. thanks for making this video.

Excellent work on every tutorial. You put the best effort to make things clear. Really watching many tutorials and then yours, no one comes close as you are. I am not saying you are intelligent among all but your hard work is visible. Deeply appreciate you work man. I really ask the community who wants to learn C#, just watch 1 or 2 of his tutorial and you will be amazed. Please prepare tutorial in chronological way going from basic to advanced.

Great explanation👍👍

I needed a quick refresher on C# synchronization and this video delivered superbly!

using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks; namespace ConsoleApp1 { internal class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { Func<int, int, bool> Test = (x, y) => { var sum = x + y; Console.WriteLine(sum); return x < y; }; Console.WriteLine(Test(4,5)); } } }

superb!

Great explanation! Subscribed. Need more videos from you..........

Very good demonstration

When using the method linq for the left outer join it is GroupBy instead of join, otherwhise the compiler want recognize the DefaultIfEmpty() method.

Excellent video!

Informative, Thanks

thanks, simple and clear concepts

this is the best video explain regarding events in c#

Thank you for the clear explanation and using the slides for a quick introduction into Tuples (many of us are visual learners). I would recommend increasing your font size in the IDE so your examples would be easier to see as you type it. I look forward to more of these videos.

very good video. Thanks a lot.

you should have like X times more followers this is top notch...

Great video thank you.

really really good video

Thanks Much. Please post a Series on EF and LINQ as you said at the nd of this video.

Thank you very much !!! You video helped me to finally understand LINQ !!!

It's a shame you didn't get the exposure and therefore the subscriber volume that you deserve. I've been watching Tutorials for years are you are easily one of the best teachers. Clear and concise. Please keep going and I'm sure the algorithms will grant you the popularity you deserve.

Bhai video quality badhao

Best C# tuple explanation so far thank you very much.

awesome

Excellently explained. I understood everything you pitched in your video. Well done.

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What do you say at 20:25, I couldn't quite catch it (great video by the way) - "our SOMETHING synchronisation was going SOMETHING SOMETHING"?

If you can see this comment, please continue posting. I recently found your channel and your explanations have been insightful.

bro make more videos if it is possible for you.

bro you are good in that please make more videos about dotnet if it ispossible for you

Thanks for your video. It was very helpful.

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Explained well! Thanks :)

Amazing video, by far the best explanation. You have a gift for teaching!