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Excellent work! Keep rocking!

Very useful sir. Thank you.

thank you for such an amazing video, the music is so 90's though :D

Summary - Task is an encapsulation on Theads Task Parallel Library: Helps in maximal utilization of all cores present in system which increases performance of an application

video is good

good video

Brilliant explanantion, Thank you!!!

Helpful! Thanks

we can directly for each over the list. here the example isn’t showing the purpose of using ienumerable i.e. abstraction

the best explanation ever in 10 mins !

Uploaded 14 years ago 😮😮😮😮

11 years old video waw .. still knowledgeable

Anybody please provide second part of this video

Thanks for the video. Since the multiplicity of a student with a course is 0...1 why did you drew two courses in the object diagram?

I dint understand a word, coz I dont speak french, but every your move.next() clearly described the intention of change with a great finale at async/await . Amazing knowledge. Will try to step through this in JS and then will do for C#. Thank you!

What about return multiple values?

Even after all these years, this helped me a lot in a pinch - thank you for your effort o7

after 12 years Task - An opeartion Thread - process a Task (or executes an operation) Multithreading - process multiple task parallel

Thank you. In short, IEnumerable is the collection itself that can be iterated. IEnumerator is an enumerator object that's used to iterate through a collection of data. So for a collection to be enumerable it must provide an enumerator object. IEnumerable exposes the GetEnumerator method that provides that enumerator.

Fantastic video! I really appreciate that you made it as simple as possible while giving enough broad context as to how and why these patterns evolved. Very helpful!

"specify which function you want to bypass" Haven't seen anyone mention this yet but I think it's crucial, thanks for showing with the breakpoint as well

Great explanation! Incidentally, it's not a silly question, and that's not how the word "assign" is pronounced. (Google "pronounce assign.")

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Thank you for this simple explanation video

R application performance D- to check application debuuging for error R - when complile all debug symbol are removed

Simple explanation. Thx sir

To log errors in a log file with one file per day, you can follow these steps: 1. Choose a directory to store your log files. Make sure the directory exists and is accessible. 2. Determine the format of your log file. This can include timestamps, error messages, and any additional contextual information. 3. Create a new log file for each day. You can use the following code snippet in Python to achieve this: ```python import datetime def create_log_file(log_directory): today = datetime.date.today() log_file_path = f"{log_directory}/{today.year}_{today.month}_{today.day}.log" # Check if the log file already exists if not os.path.isfile(log_file_path): with open(log_file_path, 'w') as new_log_file: new_log_file.write("") print(f"New log file created: {log_file_path}") else: print(f"Log file for today already exists: {log_file_path}") # Call the function with your desired log directory create_log_file("/path/to/your/log/directory") ``` 4. In your error-handling code, append the error messages to the appropriate log file. You can use the following code snippet in Python to achieve this: ```python import datetime import logging # Set up logging configuration logging.basicConfig(level=logging.ERROR, format='%(asctime)s %(levelname)s: %(message)s', datefmt='%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S') def log_error(error_message, log_directory): today = datetime.date.today() log_file_path = f"{log_directory}/{today.year}_{today.month}_{today.day}.log" # Check if the log file exists, if not, create it if not os.path.isfile(log_file_path): with open(log_file_path, 'w') as new_log_file: new_log_file.write("") # Append the error message to the log file with open(log_file_path, 'a') as log_file: log_file.write(f"{datetime.datetime.now().strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')} ERROR: {error_message} ") # Example usage try: # Your code here raise ValueError("This is a test error") except Exception as e: log_error(str(e), "/path/to/your/log/directory") ``` This code will create a new log file for each day and append any error messages to the appropriate file. Make sure to replace "/path/to/your/log/directory" with the actual path to the directory where you want to store your log files.

Very good explanation! But please say "by value" instead of "by val", as I think this might confuse beginners

the key press sound effect is epic

Thank you man, have a great Day ..

Very well explained!!!

super cool content...thnx sir

Nice content

bravo

List already implement IEnumerable internally, that's the reason we can directly use foreach on List "oyears", then why are we in first place converting it to IEnumerable?

It is not silly question especially for those who learn but even programmers may forget If you know how brain works you will probably understand that

Entities : Nouns ,

Thank you for a very detail explanation about interfaces...

Love the looping audio and fried microphone for an explanation of tech that went as fast as it came. Truly a different time for development.

Great explanation!

Awesome explanation.

you should be a professional teacher, this video is extremely clear and helpful! I hope you've made some money from this video. I also found it from a stack overflow post. Final note: it's early 2024 for me right now.

Very nice...

Good explanation

Is there any difference between enumerator and yield coz they both perform stateful iteration

Thank you for a brilliant video..

Hi sanjana... You are very smart than your papa....❤

Very well explained, thanks

Finished watching