Part 52 C# Tutorial Attributes in C#
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Thank you!!
Excellent explanation!!
Wow, I think I just found my favorite channel for C#. You have a clear way
of explaining things. Just as an aside, you can pass any number of
arguments into a parameter list with use of param keyword. i.e.: public
static void Add(param int[] nums) { … } So, when calling the method, you
can write Add(3, 4, 5, 6) without having to write it in a new List
format.
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Your tutorials are most professorial I’ve seen, great work, straight to the
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