Скачать или смотреть C# - Basic Math - Operators, Arithmetic, and Precedence. Volume 1. Chapter 4

We are going to learn how to do math with those variables.
Computers are, at their heart, giant calculators. Before they could write poetry or generate images, they were built to crunch numbers. In this section, we will explore the basic arithmetic operators that allow C# to perform calculations. We will look at how to add, subtract, multiply, and divide the numbers stored in your variables.

00:04 Now, let's explore Chapter 4: Basic Math - Operators, Arithmetic,...
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03:57 The Concept of "Integers" vs "Doubles": You will notice we...
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06:06 Now, let's talk about 3. Division (/). The forward slash...
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08:30 Scenario B: Using Doubles To get a precise answer with...
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10:50 Now, let's talk about 4. The Modulus Operator (%). The...
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12:27 This operator is incredibly useful in programming logic (even though...
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14:41 Using Parentheses () You can override precedence by using parentheses,...
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15:28 Let's discuss Compound Assignment Operators. In programming, you will often...
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16:25 The Short Way (Compound Assignment): C Sharp provides shorthand operators...
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17:20 You can do this for all arithmetic operators: score -=...
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18:26 This is simply a shortcut for counter = counter +...
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20:24 Note: As a beginner, it is often safer to keep...
20:45 Image: A flowchart illustrates C# evaluating `int result = (10 +...
20:57 Turning our attention to Why Does This Matter for AI?...
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