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I wish you were my computer science teacher but I am glad I can watch your videos here and learn java. My teacher just reads stuff off the powerpoint and I don't understand anything in class. This was really helpful. Thanks
OMG! My teacher does the same thing. No class examples and it's so hard to learn when you can't see it right away. I think my teacher is afraid that if a code doesn't work he doesn't have the confidence to correct it.
These days, while need a professor to teach. All computer science is on youtube by young tutors that teaches with porofond ability to receive the knowledge. University prof are only there to get your money. They don't care. 4 yrs of computer science that you. An learn in less than a year.
Thank you very much Mr. Alex Lee. I've been learning java for 2 years now but I didn't listen in class for 2 years straight and now I'm fuck up and after watching your videos it's really gonna change by life. Thank you very very very much . I can't even describe how to thank you.
Seriously THANK YOU!!! My ap computer science teacher teaches really really fast & not in the amount of detail as you. Thanks so much for being such an amazing teacher & actually explaining things so I can understand. You are the best, alex!!!
these types of tutorials (yours) really helps someone with a very short attention span as it's concise, thank you, I actually learned more from here in 3 days than 4 months in college lol
Just a tip for anyone who can't figure out why their for loops aren't working despite looking exactly how they should (cause this happened to me numerous times), a for loop MUST be in a method. The reason why his works in the video is because it is in the main() method. If you create a new class without any methods or constructors, your compiler will keep giving you a frustrating error... it wont work in just a class body. Took me hours to figure out why.
Hey the music the mood and lighting is the best! your way of talking makes me clearly understand whats happening i hope you continue and not stop uploading such a nice tutorial
Dude, I freaking love your videos, I mean it with my whole heart. I got to a PWI for software engineering and my tutors have this underline prestige about themselves that makes it super hard to learn. Thank you, Alex.
Man, you have no idea how much you help us with these tutorials! My new teacher just asks us to read the book and write programs without explaining how. thank you so much
1:48 Me - a person who absolutely detests coding and programming, but has to succeed at exams - would definitely copy/paste all the code that many times to reach the goal because that's how stubborn I am, wanting to disprove teachers haha. But I know that, in the long run, that won't be the easiest way to do it. So thanks for the video! It was useful.
hey man , i'm taking baby steps in the programming world and this was a concise and clear way to explain how to use for loops and for what purpose, really hit the nail on the head!!! keep the vids comin'!!!
It's the first time I saw your video.Honestly, I hate coding but for first time after watching your video I like to code now.You are explaining it in a simple way and easier way to understand.Keep posting more videos.Thanks for this useful video!
The way you explain things works so well for me. So glad I found your channel. About to ace this intro to pseudocode course because of you. Thank you so much!
You explained these better than my prof. Seriously though, my prof is also very intimidating and he expects us to know every basic stuffs. So he wouldn't explain others such as the length. I've been wondering what's the purpose of length until I've watched this video of yours. Thanks for the upload, man. I hope you could also make tutorials on ternary operators and the for each.
I literally am in my second semester in college and just started learning java,.... I missed my first two days cause the professor would not look at her emails,.. so when I had lab I was so lost, ... you do not understand how much you helped catch up!! Appreciate it!! I'm still not done watching these though FOR SURE HAHAH
Hi I'm from Philippines and I'm a student of BSIT in Leyte Normal University. And your videos help me to improve my skills in programming, because you explain it in a simple words. Ty 😇
Mate you taught me how to understand loops in 7 minutes than my college professor for over a week. I’m failing programming rn but trying to get that grade up and your videos really are helping me!! ( also I live in NC TO! I go to Meredith lol).
How do you not have more subscribers! Just started learning java for the 10th time but your tutorials have made it so much easier for me to actually commit and learn. Thank you so much!
Thanks for saving us Students in APCS!! You really do an amazing job teaching these concepts.. I am having a hard time learning from my teacher because she doesnt teach well at all but these videos really help a lot
It's been 3 months since we started learning about for loops, and I've been struggling to understand it. Who knew an 8 minute video would save me all the hassle of going through my notes again
I am really happy that there is a youtube channel like yours. Thanks a lot. You teach in the best way!! How i wish you were my computer applications teacher. Merciii
dude I’ve been watching a few of your videos now and I have to say I really enjoy them + they’re super helpful and you explain just as if I was asking the question on the spot.
As beginner I'd say it wayyy harder at first but keep focusing you gonna succeed, thats why I'm here i found trouble with for loop (i did another method), but this worked so thank you
ALEX LEE!!! BRO! You are amazing person, amazing soul, amazing explanation, amazing energy! me and my buddy are watching your videos all the time! Thanks again for everything you do!
this is what I made using for loops : import java.math.BigDecimal; import java.math.RoundingMode; import java.util.Scanner; public class Counter { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); int i; double c;
System.out.println("welcome to counter"); System.out.println("Enter your total"); i = scan.nextInt(); System.out.println("Enter your increment"); c = scan.nextDouble(); if(c > 0){ for (double a = 0; a
Since you've helped me here's a bit for your future viewers via a Google search; On average, becoming a confident Java programmer takes about 1-2 years, considering you spend 2-3 hours per day practicing coding. Familiarising yourself with the language to the point where you can edit someone else's code or write basic apps can take as little as four months.
@@alexlorenlee if you really want to learn then begin at the bottom. You wouldn't start with a big programm if you just start coding? If you want I could tell you a little about it. Write me a personal message in Discord (Evodesignz) :)
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Bro you actually don’t realize how much you’ve helped me finally grasp for loops it’s been like 2 years
@@rnapol3266 well were all trying to learn at the best of our abilities discouraging someone like that does not help
@@rnapol3266 it's been an on again off again relationship with me and programming in java but I've been committing lately
@@rnapol3266 Thanks a friend told me try learning Unity c# because it is very similar to java so my dad bought me a course and that's what im doing
I'm the 100 th like for you broo
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I wish you were my computer science teacher but I am glad I can watch your videos here and learn java. My teacher just reads stuff off the powerpoint and I don't understand anything in class. This was really helpful. Thanks
OMG! My teacher does the same thing. No class examples and it's so hard to learn when you can't see it right away. I think my teacher is afraid that if a code doesn't work he doesn't have the confidence to correct it.
We just got a book in my school to read by ourselves. Didn't even have a class where the teacher explained what java is xD
This must be universal!
why is it that youtube tutorials are some much more efficient and valuable than professors? same
These days, while need a professor to teach. All computer science is on youtube by young tutors that teaches with porofond ability to receive the knowledge. University prof are only there to get your money. They don't care. 4 yrs of computer science that you. An learn in less than a year.
alright, lets print out grades, lets say we did bad
me: expects him to put 60
*puts 83*
🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 This has me cackling so hard
I am this way if I dont get an A thats not doin so well
Thank you very much Mr. Alex Lee. I've been learning java for 2 years now but I didn't listen in class for 2 years straight and now I'm fuck up and after watching your videos it's really gonna change by life. Thank you very very very much . I can't even describe how to thank you.
Seriously THANK YOU!!! My ap computer science teacher teaches really really fast & not in the amount of detail as you. Thanks so much for being such an amazing teacher & actually explaining things so I can understand. You are the best, alex!!!
these types of tutorials (yours) really helps someone with a very short attention span as it's concise, thank you, I actually learned more from here in 3 days than 4 months in college lol
Just a tip for anyone who can't figure out why their for loops aren't working despite looking exactly how they should (cause this happened to me numerous times), a for loop MUST be in a method. The reason why his works in the video is because it is in the main() method. If you create a new class without any methods or constructors, your compiler will keep giving you a frustrating error... it wont work in just a class body. Took me hours to figure out why.
Still don't get it. And mine looks exactly like his but it's only printing once
@@BesoRati Yeah same here
@@BesoRatisame did you ever figure out why it still never worked?
Hey the music the mood and lighting is the best! your way of talking makes me clearly understand whats happening i hope you continue and not stop uploading such a nice tutorial
Dude, I freaking love your videos, I mean it with my whole heart. I got to a PWI for software engineering and my tutors have this underline prestige about themselves that makes it super hard to learn. Thank you, Alex.
Just saw this YT tutorial again, it brings back memories! I graduated last year and working as a java backend developer for almost a year now :)
you have creative teaching skills
Man, you have no idea how much you help us with these tutorials! My new teacher just asks us to read the book and write programs without explaining how. thank you so much
1:48 Me - a person who absolutely detests coding and programming, but has to succeed at exams - would definitely copy/paste all the code that many times to reach the goal because that's how stubborn I am, wanting to disprove teachers haha.
But I know that, in the long run, that won't be the easiest way to do it. So thanks for the video! It was useful.
hey man , i'm taking baby steps in the programming world and this was a concise and clear way to explain how to use for loops and for what purpose, really hit the nail on the head!!! keep the vids comin'!!!
this is literally the best channel to learn Java
Excellent refresher video for me. I love that you say "you could be anywhere but you're here" with you. They tell the high schoolers that at church.
So glad I found this channel every concept i don't understand from my lectures i just look up here and instantly get it.
It's the first time I saw your video.Honestly, I hate coding but for first time after watching your video I like to code now.You are explaining it in a simple way and easier way to understand.Keep posting more videos.Thanks for this useful video!
The way you explain things works so well for me. So glad I found your channel. About to ace this intro to pseudocode course because of you. Thank you so much!
You explained these better than my prof.
Seriously though, my prof is also very intimidating and he expects us to know every basic stuffs. So he wouldn't explain others such as the length. I've been wondering what's the purpose of length until I've watched this video of yours.
Thanks for the upload, man. I hope you could also make tutorials on ternary operators and the for each.
I literally am in my second semester in college and just started learning java,.... I missed my first two days cause the professor would not look at her emails,.. so when I had lab I was so lost, ... you do not understand how much you helped catch up!! Appreciate it!! I'm still not done watching these though FOR SURE HAHAH
Same! Every other "tutorial" I've watched on here approaches coding as if they were talking to peers...Alex is a grade saver
Hi I'm from Philippines and I'm a student of BSIT in Leyte Normal University. And your videos help me to improve my skills in programming, because you explain it in a simple words. Ty 😇
I finally understood for loops, even with a language I've just started learning, thank you so much! 🙏🙏
Mate you taught me how to understand loops in 7 minutes than my college professor for over a week. I’m failing programming rn but trying to get that grade up and your videos really are helping me!! ( also I live in NC TO! I go to Meredith lol).
How is your journey after 4years?
How do you not have more subscribers! Just started learning java for the 10th time but your tutorials have made it so much easier for me to actually commit and learn. Thank you so much!
Thanks for saving us Students in APCS!! You really do an amazing job teaching these concepts.. I am having a hard time learning from my teacher because she doesnt teach well at all but these videos really help a lot
You are a legend. You are just a LEGEND, you don't know how much you've helped me understand all of this in such a simple way!
It's been 3 months since we started learning about for loops, and I've been struggling to understand it. Who knew an 8 minute video would save me all the hassle of going through my notes again
Im learning programming since 2 years now and im about the age of 14, thanks you helped me really much
Holy shit man, I GET IT....now. I needed your channel like 6 months ago.... happy as fuq I'm here now. Thanks!
i'm learning more from you than my ics professor. much appreciated :)
I am really happy that there is a youtube channel like yours. Thanks a lot. You teach in the best way!! How i wish you were my computer applications teacher. Merciii
Your videos have stopped me from throwing out my laptop more than once. Me and my laptop thank you :)
I really thought I was about to fail my programming class but you have helped me so freaking much!!! Thank you!!!
honestly this might be my favorite tutorial/explanation. Thanks G
Sincerely I wish you were my teacher
Just this first video I ever saw of you and I've subscribed immediately
Thanks alot
Thank you so much! I was pretty confused about the For Loops, this video helps me to connect the dots in my mind!
the best video on for loops on youtube
i have been binge watching all of your videos and i have learned soo much, compared to what my teachers teach me. Thank youu
dude I’ve been watching a few of your videos now and I have to say I really enjoy them + they’re super helpful and you explain just as if I was asking the question on the spot.
Thank you. I'm so glad these videos exist.
You are much better than my teacher!! Thank you!
You should become a professor. You make it really easy to understand and break it down well, unlike my professor with a masters
your channel is a godsend seriously, many thanks
mannnnnnn you're the best i was hating for loop to much now i love it
I'm 12 but your so great at teaching that a 7 year old could understand.
Im 11
@@icyisaiah2701 i'm actually 11 years and a half
im 14, hes to good at teaching java and i understand it all!
@@adityabiswas7912 what, 11 yr olds know how to code 0_0
@@calacatchy kind of
Thank you for making these videos. It's always fun learning from someone who has a passion for what they're doing.
im a new student in java. this helped so much. Gotta admit i am a little scared and nerous all in one.but this did help.
Thank you so much. You explained the thing my professor used 8hour to explain to me(and I didn’t get it) in 7 minutes! ❤❤
thank you for your help I have watched many videos for understanding for loop and i finally understand by watching your video.
i just saw the array video and it was so fun , i was actually happy , and excited about programming
You are an amazing teacher. Just started to learn Java, and you make things easy.
Which app is used visual ?😢
As beginner I'd say it wayyy harder at first but keep focusing you gonna succeed, thats why I'm here i found trouble with for loop (i did another method), but this worked so thank you
ALEX LEE!!! BRO! You are amazing person, amazing soul, amazing explanation, amazing energy! me and my buddy are watching your videos all the time! Thanks again for everything you do!
you are good at teaching ,greetings from Mexico
I found my new computer applications teacher ......thanks 😊😀this helps alot with my studies 🤧🥺✨❤️
QOTD answer:
my money
this helped me more in arrays than for
I love this channel so much. Keep up greta wirk!
Did you really just copied the same line 100 times :D ... thank you so much man. Simple and basic.
the music is making me not sleepy watching you code, and thats great
i am impressed with the way you teach:) it makes me understand easy.
Thankyou soo much!! You helped alot. This was the best video!!
Man , you are the definition of the word legend
Thank you so much 😊
And keep up the good work
he does it again, what a legend
Great examples. Your tutorial was very easy to follow and the lesson was very clear.
I really love the way you teach
thank you
Thanks for making Java so easy to understand
this is what I made using for loops :
import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.math.RoundingMode;
import java.util.Scanner;
public class Counter {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in);
int i;
double c;
System.out.println("welcome to counter");
System.out.println("Enter your total");
i = scan.nextInt();
System.out.println("Enter your increment");
c = scan.nextDouble();
if(c > 0){
for (double a = 0; a
bro you helped me alot with this, i appreciate your work, thank you man.
I really don't know how to thank you for your great videos!
Simple but AMAZING! Thanks for sharing your years of Experience to make it so easy. Blessings 🙏🏼
Two time your video save my time thankyou from India 🥰
Cool video, bro! This is the first video of yours I've ever watched. I really liked it. You made me laugh at the end of your video.
Keep up the good work. I really like your videos.
I am really happy, you a great teacher, many thanks
I love your videos, they have taught me so much. Good job.
keep it up bro! its not easy to keep in mind, but im trying. thanks for helping to understand more how to code. your my idol!
Put this on the beginner's turtorial playlist , I didn't find it there and was so confused lol.
Hi bro , really you are teaching well 👏👏👏👏👏. Everyone should understand very fastly.
Since you've helped me here's a bit for your future viewers via a Google search; On average, becoming a confident Java programmer takes about 1-2 years, considering you spend 2-3 hours per day practicing coding. Familiarising yourself with the language to the point where you can edit someone else's code or write basic apps can take as little as four months.
really helpful definitely deserves a subscribe.
Thanks for sharing this important lesson...........
Thanks bro i understand now how to use for loop.. this video is really helpful😁
Thank you so much You explains really clear and easy to understand.
Great clip, Alex! Thank you so much!
I would repeat laps on the Nürburgring as much as I wanted. :D Thanks for the good Video!
evotec dude I want to learn to drive race cars so bad, I’m thinking of buying a Veloster N
@@alexlorenlee if you really want to learn then begin at the bottom. You wouldn't start with a big programm if you just start coding? If you want I could tell you a little about it. Write me a personal message in Discord (Evodesignz) :)
thats a relic keyboard man
You are awesome man !🤩
From Saudi Arabia
Scanner scnr = new Scanner(System.in);
System.out.println("Isn't he the best teacher?")
String userInput = scnr.nextLine();
Yes
if (userInput.equal("yes") {
System.out.println("Heck yeah");
} else {
System.out.println("Well you are wrong!!");
}
@@cookqie8822 Heck yeah
thank you Alex, so nice , keep teaching
Thank you Alex this video has helped me a lot.
Thanks, so easy to understand.
This really helps me a lot than the teacher giving me module😂😂Thanks A Lot!!👍👍
I'll push the subscribe button for this! Your a big help
You are a great teacher!
bro this video is 3 yrs ago and still watching it lol haha thankyou bro
Great video, thanks Alex! Makes a lot more sense now!
Thankyou!! New subscriber from Philippines