Learn Java in 14 Minutes (seriously)
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Learn Java quickly by watching this video to the very end. If you do, you will walk away as a better java programmer :)
Here's how to learn java in 13 minutes, for beginners. I've been programming for 8+ years and learning java was very difficult for me. I want to make it as easy as possible for you to learn java quick and easy! Hopefully, what you've learned in this video on how to learn java quickly can help you out.
In this java tutorial, I go over:
Compiling, keywords, symbols, storing data, primitive types, Strings, printing text, objects, classes, methods, calling code between files, import, logic, if/else, for loops, nested loops, while loops, try catch, apis, and a few other areas.
Learning java tricky at first... But SURELY you'll get it :) If you followed along, congrats! You learned-by-doing!
I hope you enjoyed this video to learn java in 13 minutes, I tried to get everything I could in the shortest amount of time for you! I like to have a nice mix of java tutorials and actual java projects for you all :)
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bro is rich nowđ
i got an exam in an hour. pray for me.
Edit: Done it. I wish I could pass.
Result day: I passed the exam.
2 years later: I'm a mobile app developer intern now. Graduating in a few months.
What's the word, did you pass?!
@@me73941 heyy my exam result is going to be on this Feb 16. I'll update once it's out! wish me luck đ
@@hanisdhuzuki Good luck! I also have results around that date!
@hanis Hello friend, is it possible for us to study together because I am not good at Java and cannot study on my own. Can we cooperate together?
@@user-ml9oi5rh9x I'm willing to help you if you need. I am a CS student and have been in the theoretical side of coding for quite awhile, though I have still a long path to go. Perhaps, an infinite path.
Ok boys I'm ready to make Minecraft 2
Would like but it's already at 69 likes, which is the limit
I was about to type the same comment
@@Dav-sg1px Next Limit is 666
Na wait 420
Iâd use C#/C++ but Iâm rarted.
As someone who did struggle for 1 year to learn, I had to come here to say: the best way to learn for a complete beginner are books with interactive content. Those that you practice coding on each chapter.
Avoid complicated tutorials for now. Focus on learning your first programming language and everything else will be much easier once you learn.
Edit: For those asking, the books that made me learn were "Javascript In Less Than 50 Pages" and "Smarter Way to Learn Python".
But seriously what is the best way to improve because right now I just finish learning inheritance and polymorphism.Anytime an assignment is given I usually find it difficult to attempt , I just stare at the questions even if I want to do it so bad.Anyone with tips please đ.Java is the first programming language Iâm learning
@@user-wi3hf4pg3s ive been learning java for a while from a tutorial he is mb right that tutorials isnt good but its only beacuse your a begginer if you improved alr or learned a langunge before at the same level you shouldnt have any problems learning there is some diffculties ofc but they are some in books too you should try bro's tutorial if you dont like it go with the books method
Yeah. Books are most definitely the right way to go. My Java teacher didn't teach the language and instead just gave a pdf of the book "Introduction to Java Programming AP Edition" by Y. Daniel Liang. It's a really good book--although very bulky. It teaches all of the core ideas and then provides a plethora of coding exercises. Not the quickest way to learn code but a pretty thorough one. I don't understand why it says AP Edition though because it all seemed pretty rudimentary, but that might just be because I have a decent amount of coding knowledge.
â@@user-wi3hf4pg3s I think the best way to improve would be to practice with a problem you make yourself. For inheritance you could try making a basic account system with a checking and savings account. You could keep it simple with parameters you design, so it doesn't seem like this egregious task. Bottom line is to just make a project from your own idea and make it. I decided that I wanted to make a binary to decimal converter, so I made one. After I finished it, I decided that it would be cool if I learned how to make it run outside of the IDE. Just get a core idea and expand on it till you're satisfied that you improved. You could even go so far and make your own library with problems that you run into commonly (example of this would be a way to swap variables). I hope this helps!
â@@user-wi3hf4pg3s I think the best begginer must do project is a CRUD. It's very intuitive, because if you're making a petshop crud, you can use father objects like pet, customer, workers and their relationships are very clear and intuitive, and you can make more complex implementations like LDAP, database connection, threads, queues etc. Idk if the description I gave you it's object oriented accurate lmao, but you can have an idea of what I meant. Also, there's a java fundamentals course inside oracle academy, and I think that's a very good course to improve or start learning.
honestly, as someone who's just starting out with java, this video was very confusing.
When he said âI had a breakdown in collegeâ I felt that
same bro
as a senior applying for college...shii-
We all do bro bro...
Lol me to. Tough times
I am currently struggling by far a lot and is frustrating! But I love it.
started watching at 13:50
learned java in 10s
gta 6 coming soon
*Rockstar sweating*
Paco Paco HAAHHAHA "GTA VI COMING SOON"
>develop games in java
GTA V is made with c++
@@atharvparlikar8765 like any other game
00:00 Intro
00:50 Why we have programming languages
01:08 What is a programming environment
01:32 Create a new Java project
01:49 Add a new class
02:15 Primitive data types
03:05 Non-primitive data types
04:14 Dot operator
04:47 Printline to console
05:39 Methods
06:35 Concatenation
06:56 Calling methods
07:15 Return
07:53 Create a new class
08:19 Create objects
08:35 Access methods with objects
08:58 ArrayList
09:11 Import
09:42 Why Java is referred to as OOP (Object Oriented Programming)
10:00 If else statements
10:37 Classic for loop
11:09 While loop
11:25 Increment operator
11:57 Exceptions (try-catch)
12:15 APIs
12:35 How to import external JARs (APIs)
13:02 Outro
This video is still a joke. It's like telling someone the top 1,000 words of english, and then not explaining that their colloquialisms, idioms, phrasal verbs, and then saying, "yay! You learned English in 20 minutes!" then send them off to a dive bar and expect them to understand a single word the people are saying. Maybe this video captures the use cases, but not the libraries that you need to leverage. If it included those, it would be a whole other story, and not one you could tell in 14 minutes.
@@siftyfix3508 Yeah, but this video still helps if you have programming knowledge just not java. You probably shouldn't start with a 14 minute long video to start your programming journey.
Yup, absolutely.
@@matsie.how do I start my coding journey please help me Iâm learning code for the first time in college I have no one to ask questions too
My short term memory: how to program with java
My long term memory: *("hot dogs");*
@@michaelwin6264 I agree
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Loool
Wait isn't that javascript, send help im having a mental breakdown.
Ll
*sees "hot dogs" in the thumbnail
I'm an average man and I click
All I wanna know how to type hotdogs into the screen and that's it.
I was going to like your comment but the like count is 420, I'm sorry.
itâs at 420 likes Iâm not going to like it
@@shizune_ scanner
henryh10x_ System.out.println(âhotdogsâ); or System.out.printf(â%s%nâ, hotdogs); so you look like a real programming boi
Java in 14 minutes very much possible.
0:00 IDE, JVM.
1:00 class, method
2:00 data types
3:00 output
4:00 keyboard input
5:00 if statements
6:00 if else
7:00 array
8:00 while statements
9:00 for
10:00 message dialog box
11:00 input dialog box
12:00 wrapper classes
13:00 random numbers
14:00 first game completed.
Wow thankyou
how could you get it 70% wrong
@@idkwhatnameishouldputhere3004 It's a joke
big words
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I've been taking into java classes for a few months now and have felt totally lost the whole time. After watching this things are finally starting to make sense!! Love the way you explained things and simplified it!! Will definitely be watching more of these videos!!
Literally I'm feeling the same way and questioning my whole existence
9:48
Him: Java is referred to as oop
Me: ahhh over over powered
Him: object oriented programming
Me: ....
not the same reaction
Oop
Noob
@@entertainmentandgaminghub9374
Noob
@@nimphilia exactly what I said
You mentioned you had a breakdown when you were beginning to learn code. I'm in the same situation and am glad I found your channel.
Samesies! Stay strong, brother! :)
Same bro. Although I'm mostly doing C++
Francisco Alcaraz Well Iâm Learning C#
Its a very real moment that others are very appreciative of because alot of us are/were in the same place. People need to do that shit more
Too be good at coding you most love it and invest your life into it
Alright been through many tutorials, this one is fire, simple, quick and easy to follow. Subscribing and going definitely through all your other videos.
This video is so cool! I had to prepare for an interview and this really helped me get through the basics in just 14 min!! Thanks Alex.
Man just taught my whole 28 week Java course in 14 gosh dang minutes
Where did you learn?
this was taught in 2 days or sum at my uni. What is your school my son?
@@Zayki yup this is just a lesson and takes about 20 mins in my class
@@Zayki Im pretty sure its sarcasm lol
not stonks
Yes! Now I can finally write on my resume that I know java programming. Ready for that interview!
Lol
What if ur interviewer also learnt java from this video?
get em tiger
lol and then they ask you to implement a hash table.
lol
Thanks for keeping it upbeat and clear. I have an exam Wednesday and this was a great refresher.
Thank you Alex for this and all the other videos. I've been struggling a bit and thanks to your work it's much easier for me to progress in my studies. Please keep up the good work!
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That moment when you learned more in less than 14 minutes than you have in 3 months of your programming class.
I feel you. This went through basically my enitre apcs class except recursion
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that moment when you learned more in less than 14 minutes than you have in all your life in technology
What class did you attend to lol
For all the critics saying this is an overview, not a full course, and he went over things too fast let me first say....wtf did you expect in 14 min?
Secondly, as someone with some beginner experience in other languages and am now starting my Java class this was exactly what I needed before learning in depth. This was a nice overview to show me what concepts I can carry over and what new things I need to watch for early on.
Thanks for the video
They expected something to do with the title, probably. This particular video is probably best suited to someone with a bit of coding experience who's starting to look into Java. It would probably be useful to title it accordingly. It's no big deal since it's not like anyone's going to be hurt by watching a few minutes of a video and realizing it's not for them and I can't imagine many people are expecting to "learn Java in 14 minutes" but it just doesn't give off a great first impression.
@@iy42 I don't see anything wrong with the title. For this video. Seriously, what did you expect him to cover in 14 minutes?
@@mwafrikahalisi2549 I expected a quick intro to Java, which is what it is, but calling it that probably wouldn't have gotten a million views. Look, clickbait works and people should do it if they feel they need to but we can still call it what it is: clickbait.
@@iy42 Okay...
â@@mwafrikahalisi2549 Whats wrong with the title is that he is claiming that by watching this 14 minute video you are seriously gonna learn everything about Java which is obviously not true - its impossible to learn everything in 14 minutes.
this is truly a super compact and super helpful overview! thanks a ton! :)
I haven't coded in Java for a couple of years, this was a perfect refresher. I appreciate you, manâ€ïž
"You can be anywhere in the world but you're here with me. And I appreciate that." I love you bro, seriously. Nohomo.
Hello friend, is it possible for us to study together because I am not good at Java and cannot study on my own. Can we cooperate together?
fragile masculinity much?
@@user-ml9oi5rh9x Salaam, please be careful with non mahrams alright : ) And always stay covered during live calls etc.! May Allah protect you.
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@Eyosias Tewodros Allah is the greatest, Allah is the greatest :)
I got a offer letter from google after watching this.
would you recommend my name there?
@@jnanasrija7915 no disrespect but in order to recommend someone you would need to know that person beyond just their name on a website.
@Papi Kink true... LOL
Congrats!
@@user-yv7pj4cu9e he's joking lol, he didn't actually get a letter from google
Thanks for showing the fundamentals so quickly. Very easy to learn for someone coming from another language.
honestly what a lovely tutorial !
I haven't worked with Java since my days at university. Back then it was this scary and difficult language.
After 3 years of development experience and watching your 14min video I can say that it is actually easy.
If you understand the basics of development (like he explained it). Then any language is understandable.
When I started out, I saw a development as this big mountain with millions of things you need to learn (probably is a million possible ways of doing the same thing), but the fundamentals of any programming language is quite small compared to what I initially thought.
Word of advice: Don't get scared of the mountain. Start walking.... later you will realize you are standing on top and that it is actually a steep hill.
Thank you I needed to read this
Yooow saaame, my work is more on embedded programming so it is C language mostly with some c++. Working for 3 years now and decided to shift for a new language since C is not really in demand in my country
Yeah it's a scary language I as a Javanese just don't understand much :)
lmao, courses, atleast my school one focuses more on remembering terms, such as palindrom number, perfect numbers, buzz numbers, factorials, and literally the ascii value of characters rather than programming and learning.. something's gotta be fixed with the way we educate coding, just like alex.. massive respect to him.. I love this tutroial literally cutting the crap and giving us what we gotta know :)
I spellt tutorial wrong lmao
Already know java extremely well but this is an incredible tutorial for beginners. I am really impressed how well you explained everything. Youâre doing amazing things for people having a hard time learning code. Keep it up!!
Sf
truee ! this guy explained better than my shitty phd holder profs. could in their whole life lol. .. keep it up man !
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I was very pleased with this video. I have been learning Java for several weeks and this summed up all of it in under the 14 mins specified. But I do believe had I not known the stuff prior, I would be super confused....just like I was during these last few weeks. This is a very helpful video to confirm what I have learned. Thank you sir!
Your fluency is amazing. Great work. Keep it up đ
You just taught me everything I've been learning on a full semester in only 14 minutes
lol
Ikr? About the same here, and this was actually better and had more topics covered.
Quit that place
bruhđ
No. In university here we learn from System.out.println('hello world'); to OOP in 1 subject in first semester.
Title: "Learn Java in 14 minutes"
Alex: "I'm gonna teach you how to learn java in 13 minutes"
*visible confusion*
*starting existential crisis.exe*
*now deleting System32*
69 likes!~
@@tobiaszeller1560 Nice
The intro took 40 seconds & the outro took also like 45 seconds which results in 12:35 minutes for the actual video
Typical mathematics.
Amazing. Clean, fun to watch and SO educational. Great job! Thanks you so much!!!!
Fantastic. Best java channel I've found by far. Thanks!
Iâm now a certified Java expert
Oracle Ceetified God Java Programmer lol
Every other programmer: years of academy training, wasted
LOLL
Years of Udemy training wasted
I put this video on my resume as proof I know java. I still don't have a job, but I think that's because they all watched the video and now they don't need me.
@@thenameslink4885 this comment is underrated
@@kelvin2523 absolutely đđđđ
Iâve only programmed in Python before this, and seeing some of the things iâve learned, such as if statements and while loops, makes me want to learn Java even more!
no u dont
This is very clear, thank you!
11:02 My dude pointing at the screen lol
lmao
That's hilarious!
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Lol I thought I was the only one who noticed đđđđ
lmao
Iâm canât wait to make my own version of this video âLearn C++ in 46 Hours!â
Please do
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I mean, I guess this guy never said he'd post it..
@@vaporre6424 the thruth hurts
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Great tutorial Alex! Thanks!
This is a great refresher!
1:10 overview of a programming environment, using Eclipse IDE
1:32 Create a new Java project in Eclipse
1:49 Add new class and name new Java file
2:08 overview of the Java file
2:15 how to store data in a Java file
2:28 examples of common Java keywords
2:51 what primitive data types are
3:03 non-primitive data types
3:29 statement endings and semi-colons
3:48 why certain things don't turn purple (objects)
4:00 objects
4:13 importance of periods (or full stops) in Java
4:50 Print command?
5:40 explanation of methods
Thanka
Thank u
after learning basics of C, and going to learn Java soon, this was the literal perfect video.
"read the summary before the chapters"
just like that.
@@samjosephrogers4909 yes because every programming language is different
@@samjosephrogers4909 yes, i started with java and fell in love with it. it certainly makes it easier for learning any programming language if youve had experience with the logic, but java is a good place to start. in python youll see its limits pretty soon, java has more possibilities
@@samjosephrogers4909 rip
@@samjosephrogers4909 dude start with C.. it's Simpler .. later move on too java
What would you know something logical? when you yourself call a cow holy momma in broad daylight....
Clear and complete, thank you
Excellent communication! Helpful. Thanks!
This is probably the most underrated Java tutorial on CZcams. Great job explaining the main concepts in a fun way!
Guillermo del Molino thank you Iâm glad to hear it!
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Me: *been programming in java for 4 years*
Also me: *watches intently*
lmao same but I know c# for like a year and I'm getting into java
also the bruh moment when o realize java and v# are like the same language it's like portuguese(brazil) and Portuguese(portugal)
lmaooo same
Is java really that hard?
@@r.k.coding7326 no. it's one of the easiest languages to learn. I highly recommend either Java or Python as your first programming language.
Fire 'N Lightnin' yeah Iâve done coding in quiet a bit of languages (including some jFrame stuff with java). It didnât seem to hard, but I was wondering if there was some hidden advanced stuff in the language. Right now Iâm just continuing learning YACC/Bison to make my own language.
ty!!! I've been off school and sick a lot and this helped me catched up easier
You make this look so easy and fun
Yes its an overview, but the best one I have ever seen. Concise, informative and passionate. It gives beginners the ability to experiment and learn by doing. Great job Alex.
*Correct your title:*
Java Overview in 14 Minutes (seriously)
Yeah I agree. I only watched it because it was going to teach me some stuff because I have never done OOP or used Java before. I found some cool stuff but I still get confused on other things like public, static, etc. Good overview though. Learned a few things faster but still need to learn more before I get used to it. I know basics like functions, loops, conditionals, variables, and such but because Java is an OOP langage and I am not used to OOP, I get confused on what it does.
The keywords are pretty simple stuff. Public can be used by all classes, private can only be used for that specific class. There's also protected. The static keyword allows you to use the method, or what ever you called static, without creating the object.
But really, for anyone that knows anything, this video really doesn't do much. I feel like all of it could have been done and said in like 5 minutes.
Do you all think you will learn a high-level programming language in a matter of minutes? Do you know how long it takes to learn the basics?
@@OZzo1 Basics are easy. What I find difficult to get used to is understanding classes
@@miguelnunez1435 That's what makes java hard in the first place.
Awesome, thank you! Really help me now in my Java learning.
This was nice bro I needed a refresher after my break from school
Java scripts be like:
âParent = hit child.action;belt = start.function=âjailâ
Hello friend, is it possible for us to study together because I am not good at Java and cannot study on my own. Can we cooperate together?
@@user-ml9oi5rh9x Hi what do you need i am C# programmer learning java
@@ml3054 are you professional in java cause am so beginner and i really don't know too much
It's more like
if(parent.hit == true && parent.weapon == "belt") {
parent.jail();
}
@@thegamingcasper101 You wrote it correctly don't worry!
I actually love this, you can almost taste the years of experience poured into this. I mean regular tutorial videos are great, but when you have someone thatâs been doing something for so long, they can explain it an such an intuitive way that it makes understanding the concept way easier.
ayyyyy harshit
That was excellent work! Please do more!
Really helps explaining the concept, thanks so much indeedđđ»đđ»đđ»!!!
Iâm programming Java for 5 years now and I can say that Iâm impressed how you explained it!!! Hats off!
People are you just kidding?
He didn't even tell about the difference between static and non-static class members, passing arguments by value and by reference, cloning&shallow&deep copying! he didn't even touch access modifiers: private vs default vs protected vs public!
Even humble == operation works differently for primitive and reference types and Yes he didn't even mentioned about that topic!
Well, these questions could not be covered in 15 minutes - so this video is just for fun or hype - nothing really serious!
@@user-dg8qu6ss3x dude I just said that the things he explained were explained very well. I know that he didnât cover the most important parts. Chill out mate.
@@n0n3x :)
Oh, sorry. I'm just a little bit frustrated - there was a claim that Java gonna be explaned in 14 minutes, so I was looking foward to be really surprized by pretty dense and thorough Java explanation ... but I was'nt! :)))
@@user-dg8qu6ss3x oh ukrainians... haha
I spent an entire semester at Umass on a java course and learned more in these 14 min. you earned a Sub with this video
This was suuuper helpful SUCH a good tutorial! Helped me understand the basics of java :)
Thank you! Great refresher and learned new things!
I disagree. It would take more than 13 minutes only to install java and eclipse đ
not on Manjaro :D
Where im coming from were looking down at people using eclipse. đ
@@judithjanneck1719 Where I'm coming from we're looking down at people using bad grammar. đ
â@@mcawesome4150 Congratulations, you played yourself. Your own comment has bad grammar.
Get a ssd bro
Honestly, this video has clarified so much for me. Been studying an online masters and for the past three weeks learning Java, none of it has been addressed as clearly as this! Thank you!
Wow! Itâs amazing! I learned this codes for whole semester, but by you I understand them in 14 minutes! Thanks!
Thanks so much, awesome video !!
This is an awesome video for the beginners. You have done it 13 mins what others failed to do in more than an hour. That's what I was searching for
Alex, your videos have really helped me a lot so far. I am on my second year of a computer science major, and I had no programming/coding experience prior to college. I have had a lot of doubts about myself considering most of my peers have been coding for years, but your explanations and tutorials have helped me know how to practice and think like a computer scientist. Thank you!
That is such a nice video!!! Very helpful to a complete beginner like me.
I love your Java videos! It's all a very logical presentation and I will be using all of your videos over the coming months as I learn Java so I can program my game I've been designing. I know nothing of coding so you are my main source of learning, we will see how it goes! I am very optimistic, everything is making sense and I'm just rewatching videos over and over until it all makes sense.
Here's a perspective on the red line you may not have considered: it lets people learning Java know exactly what keystroke breaks code or makes it work. I find it helpful personally just so I'm knowing what each keystroke does.
This is for real a good little refresher. Simple and straight to the point.
Programmers who spent their whole 20 years to learn java: *AM I A JOKE TO YOU*
Lmao srsly
wait they spent all 20 years of their life? you're saying it like they lived for 20 years and wasted it all on java
@@pidgey3734 learning the basics takes about 1-2 years if u spent 2-3 hours per day practicing coding.
it would take 5-10 years to master it.
@@QWERTY-gp8fd thats not what im saying im saying he said "whole 20 years"
@@pidgey3734 the joke flew right over ur head m8
On the half way I knew you deserved a like. Well done for this level of clarity and simplification
thnx bro i really needed a short crash course video like this đ
Thanks man! Super simple explanation. It was so hard to try to understand more complicated concepts without understanding the basics and how it all interacts with each other.
Every new Java learner feels blessed when pro programmer says âI got uâ
đŻ% true
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Thank you so much for this video.... I am really amazed and feeling a lot more confident now to see the bigger picture
Thank you so much this was the best video for someone who already knows Java and needed a little refresher
Great job briefly explaining all characters & dots , I feel like that's what's missing on most of these types of videos
Awesome tutorial bro!!
Keep it up.. You explain very nicely!
This video was insane. I'm talking an advanced java course next semester and I wanted a refresher since I haven't written java in 2 years and this video was a life saver.
This is fantastic.
I want to dive back into programming after being away for years. This is a fantastic review for me!
Thank you.
For confused people about returns
A method also known as function can return data if the programmer wants to.
A method is defined like this:
()
Like:
public static String GetAnimal(){
return "Cat";
}
Reason why we use return's is to gather informations or results from a called method, like we can do a method that checks if the user is administrator, if not. It will return false and if yes, it will return true. If you put "void" as the return type, it means the method will **not** return anything. However, returning data within the code (method {}) will end the method as returns are taken as "end the method" for java.
Can you end Void?
Yes, even though you cannot logically return anything for void methods. You can do "return;" which wont return anything (wont affect the code in anyway) and will end the method.
Nice comment :D
very helpful, thank you.
thx man this helpedd me
thanks! learned something a bit different!
When you mentioned your breakdown I really felt that. I wish I found your channel when I started my intro to programming course. Iâve re-evaluated my life choices and what I want to do with college and my career. This video gave me some motivation again to continue on, thanks.
bro explained my whole 2nd semester in 14 minutes đđđ
Brilliant video. Thanks!!
This is one of the best Java videos I've ever seen, I struggled to learn Java as a first coding language at University and it put me off the field a lot. Then I decided to learn Javascript for web development which taught me the general logic of coding. And now this video has legit taught me more about Java than any uni lecture or book ever has. Thank you!! đđ»
This is a seriously good tutorial! I am so excited to get started learning Java and programming :)
Keep up the great work đ
Edit: I will also definitely be checking out the full course whenever I have time
Thanks for teaching this so easily and wonderfully
This is great. Thanks for making this.
Damn 8 years of coding this guy has gone through a lot
pro tip : skip the intro to learn java in 13 min
god tip: also plays it in x2 speed to learn java in 6.5 min
Alex, Thank you so much for your easy to follow videos! You rock bro!
Amazing content density, and with personality. Nice job.
I've been beginning to learn Java, and this was SO HELPFUL, especially the part where you showed us how to bring in other programs, that's something I fell that I'll use so often, as I'll create a bunch of codes that do quick tasks that I can source in my bigger programs, that I'll have do a large number of tasks
what if you wanted to go to heaven but god said:
("hot dog");
Umm System.out.print("hot dog");
@Graby baby Plays he's not real. He doesn't have the verification tick.
@Graby baby Plays he didn't say he was real
@Graby baby Plays "You are fake" BUT IF U ARENT SHOUTOUT ME PLZ
@@rolandomorales3116 its actually System.out.println("Hot Dogs!"); "you need to put "ln" after print"
This was fairly east for me to understand since I just learned Python! I loved the way you explained everything very quickly but it was clear. I am learning Java in a few weeks and wanted to get ahead, so this helped alot! Ty!
Thank you for this quick, but very helpful breakdown. This was incredibly helpful đ