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1. You need not memorize,
2. but you should grab the concepts firmly in your mind.
3. So, you really must pay attention to this tip.
4. And I'm going to change it.
5. Now you might be asking in what situations do we need a constant
6. you're probably in the wrong place.
7. but you're the one, who's going to have to put in the practice.
8. All right. This is of course the first lecture we're in.
9. In section 2, we are going to learn about variables.
10. syntax refers to the formatting of the code we use in the editor.
11. if that's not true, then execute the alternative block of code
12. we will cover switch, just really a variant on the IF.
13. straightforward stuff, since it makes sense, but that does not make sense
14. we will move on to a lecture on structures
15. we culminate our data structures with 4 lectures on classes
16. what that means is: it's based on classes and objects.
17. classes are really nothing more than an abstract definition of an entity
18. We'll look at some great examples throughout his course
19. C# is the most popular programming language out there.
20. I'm sure you can learn this if you are interested in this course
21. very similar to the previous example. The ending code exactly the same!
22. Learning new programming is like learning new language,
23. -it takes time & practice!
24. The first one is the fundamentals course,
25. -where we're going to learn the concepts.
26. In the interim before we jump into our next lecture,
27. you must practice this!
28. (I will) catch you on the next lecture
29. We are gonna use/we are going to use/ the community edition,
30. -which is especially good, because it's free.
31. Take a look here, we're going to begin by installing MS VS
32. We have answers to all your questions
33. In addition, as a student, I expect you to work all the examples outside the lecture time.
34. You actually have to be able to create this code on your own.
35. This course is made up of 3 sections, the first section is this intro.
36. We will see, how does that all work!
37. So, nothing weird here.
38. This will ultimately become your application name.
39. You can change it later on. but think about it beforehand.
40. You probably have to restart Visual Studio
41. I hope you enjoyed this lecture thanks for watching 
42. note that here I have an item called command
43. We got the message called exception
44. Is It not faster than typing the whole thing? 
45. U don't need to worry about that
46. So the next thing we are going to look at is, variable/when we use loops
47. It's as if this 'a' isn't there.
48. Now let's look at another example.
49. I know a lot of students have trouble with the oops.
50. U don't have to worry about variables at all. Don't get ahead of yourself.
51. It's all good now.
52. So I don't want you to make this mistake.
53. so let's get started,  let's begin with our first example.
54. In this video, I am going to teach you the difference between variable and constant.
55. So let's look at some of the differences.
56. I actually have three different questions here. One of them is right. two of them are wrong.
57. How is your hobby going? 
58. this is a very common question.
59. For example, you need to change the timing.
60. Don't be so quick to judge.
61. You can use this phrase.
62. Something is really awesome
63. I can't imagine this 
64. You can do whatever you want.
65. Pl, speak up! I can't hear you.
66. Please continue watching this video.
67. What day is it today? It's Friday.
68. What is this thing this is file
69. It's a wonderful life 
70. Give me a hand 
71. I run my own company 
72. What's your favorite book 
73. What's your problem man 
74. What's your name?
75. Can I get that coffee, please?
76. How do you make a cake yourself?
77. Come with me 
78. Memorize what I am saying
79. Can I use your cell phone?
80. Let me tell you something 
81. Can I ask you something?
82. I feel your pain 
83. I love to try different things 
84. Can you call me, please 
85. I just got a new sticker 
86. A and B are different variables 
87. So what's next
88. I don't like waking up early 
89. This is an important video 
90. Last night I stayed up until 1:00 a.m.
91. This is the best video to start with 
92. That's a good one
93. It's very kind of you 
94. I didn't catch you I didn't catch the last word 
95. Sorry I wasn't listening 
96. It doesn't matter 
97. There you go (if somebody is successful after failures)
98. There is no room for doubt 
99. It's not worth it 
100. You rock! - you are amazing!
101. It's boring 
102. Thank you so much for watching this 
103. It's very good / splendid / great / terrific!
104. Don't use it in essays 
105. I am tired I am exhausted 
106. (I feel) Sleepy 
107. If you are struck.....
108. Terribly nice, Terribly worst!
109. you should code like a ninja
110. because we use phrasal verbs all the time.
111. Finally, we're going to practice some examples.
112. The verb is composed of 2 things.
113. So, that's how John used it.
114. I dabbled(tried casually) in Yoga.
115. I dabbled(tried casually) in Painting.
116. I did it occasionally, maybe once a month,
117. maybe once every couple-months.
118. Do you play cricket? Yes, I dabble!
119. Alright, you have successfully installed python 3 on our computer.
120. Let's close this 
121. Next, we need to install, a code editor, where use the code editor to write our code 
122. Now there are so many code editors out there.
123. You can get it from jetbrains.com 
124. Let's go ahead and download PyCharm. 
125. Go ahead and download this as well.
126. So double click this.
127. Now let's collapse this solution explorer by clicking here.
128. On Mac, it's different. So let's do that.
129. It's asking, where you want to store this, select location.
130. Down below, you should see this little terminal window.
131. So, as you can see my name is printed here.
132. This is how Python programs get executed.
133. In between the quotations, write your name.
134. If you don't have the ReSharper, you need to manually resolve that.
135. Now, what goes inside the DB context.
136. Dbset generic type.
137. Now our table is ready. 
138. Here, we need to specify the connection string.
139. We go to the application file.
140. So, Back in Visual Studio Let's create an example.
141. We saw that before in the section about variables.
142. So, here is our starting point.
143. Now in this step we're are going to...
144. But, we're not going to use the variable
145. I'm going to call it bluto model.
146. The next step should look familiar. 
147. I don't want to have a class called migration.
148. Ok. let's see what happens. 
149. So, we need to manually fix this, which is pretty easy. 
150. Let's open the class. 
151. If you have ReSharper, you can use refactoring. if you don't have, right-click here.
152. In this section, I'm going to teach you the variables.
153. If you know, let me know in the comment section below.
154. Just go step by step.
155. Make sure you master them, take your time, slowly but surely.
156. That's totally wrong.
157. maybe there are other ways.