How Sharp is Your C#? | Riddle #2

In today's video, we'll break down a short riddle that almost everyone guessing the correct answer out of 4 possible answers got wrong.
This riddle is all about the implicit operator in C#. Hope you enjoy it!
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[@LetsLearnWithA.R]

58

[@Ianis58]

Because that's the answer I was gonna write, I know that you're wrong!

[@rustamhajiyev]

Great one! More riddles, please 😃
Good devs should be able to run short snippets of code in 🧠

[@pirati02]

I got right at very first time and now answer is 58.

[@apfohl]

That was a great riddle. It shows what possible dangers can come from implicit operators if you don’t pay attention.

[@Coburah]

Great, short video. Sadly, I got it wrong. Also a great show case of why we should be explicit in our code. Please don't write code like this! 😂

[@rickyrick6901]

19 x 3 +1 I didn't know all this ! Excellent Amichai as always !! As improvement, i think it would have been interesting to see the percentage for each of the answer :)

[@thatojadezweni]

implicit methods/operators are great until they’re abused recklessly and you have to debug them

[@amantinband]

Yep

[@marcovalenti2621]

didn't know about the "automatic" conversion of value in a Foo object!

[@raptorcheesus]

gotta be 58 since nothing really changed after you just explained what tricked many of us and just repeats that nasty operation x)

[@fkeyzuwu]

i thought i got it right until you said 19 and realized i didnt see the operator returns a Foo again haha

[@amantinband]

Haha 💪🏼

[@CoderboyPB]

(19 * (2+1)) + 1 = 58 would be my solution

[@aezazhasan2890]

61?

[@nage7447]

I knew you can should to your leg by using implisit operator but this is like way beyond common sense

[@piotrc966]

58