Hello Navin, what is the version of jdk which you're using in these videos? Since we are in 2022, I'd like to clear few small syntax changes. Thanks for the tutorial.!
Hi sir, from past years m trying to learn java but i find too bore to learn but ur lessons are awsome ,it is very easy to learn ,it is very good u give real tym examples . request you to give more real time examples to make learning more interesting and easy . hats off sir
Hello sir, Mostly I watch ur every tutorial and your way of teaching is amazing. I have one question you had created one program in which using 0B u converted binary to decimal values. is there any similar way to convert decimal to a binary value. Plz, help me out...
Unicode is a superset of ASCII, and the numbers 0-127 have the same meaning in ASCII as they have in Unicode.Because Unicode characters don't generally fit into one 8-bit byte, there are numerous ways of storing Unicode characters in byte sequences, such as UTF-32 and UTF-8. So if Navin Sir say 'a' or 'A' as ascill or unicode in this context it does not matter until the values lies below 127
sir i have a question suppose int i=12; so exactly how many bits or byte occupied by 12 or it occupied whole 4 byte if not occupied 4 byte so how many bits or byte wastage. i know int is 4 byte plz explain
binary representation of 12 is 1100(4 bits) but since u r assigning it to int which is of four bytes or thirty two bits it will be allocated as 00000000000000000000000000001100
Hey I am able to compile my code properly but at the run time error is shown "the system cannot find the file "C:ProgramData\Orcale\Java\javapath\java.exe"
hey i am trying to download these videos but some of them are just audible.The contents in some videos are not moving,it is paused but the sound is just going on.
I'm very curious to join your java lectures from last 1 - 1.5 years and finally I'm here.... 🙂
Hello Navin, what is the version of jdk which you're using in these videos? Since we are in 2022, I'd like to clear few small syntax changes. Thanks for the tutorial.!
nice one sir, thanks for this concept 👍👍
Hi sir,
from past years m trying to learn java but i find too bore to learn but ur lessons are awsome ,it is very easy to learn ,it is very good u give real tym examples .
request you to give more real time examples to make learning more interesting and easy .
hats off sir
Yasmeen Sultana DJ
Hello sir, Mostly I watch ur every tutorial and your way of teaching is amazing. I have one question you had created one program in which using 0B u converted binary to decimal values. is there any similar way to convert decimal to a binary value. Plz, help me out...
sirwe hav writtrn num2 two times
so y its not reading the initila one num2 which is 3
I have a doubt
Class A
{
P.S.V.main(String args[])
{
char c1=('A'+'B');
char c2=('a'+'2');
char c3=('2'+'3');
S.O.P("c1 :"+c1);
S.O.P("c2 :"+c2);
S.O.P("c3 :"+c3);
}
}
Output : c1 : ?
c2 :?
c3 :101
Why c1 and c2 gives question mark
Plz kindly reply ...
great sir...where is next part.... please make playlist for variable topics
Java is not based on ASCII code it's based on Unicode that's why char having 2 byte size to represent all characters...
Unicode is a superset of ASCII, and the numbers 0-127 have the same meaning in ASCII as they have in Unicode.Because Unicode characters don't generally fit into one 8-bit byte, there are numerous ways of storing Unicode characters in byte sequences, such as UTF-32 and UTF-8. So if Navin Sir say 'a' or 'A' as ascill or unicode in this context it does not matter until the values lies below 127
Sir u said ASCII value ends at 127 ..but u gave 564 y is dat so?
can u cover a vedio on regular expressions in Java .........if possible thanks in advance
really nice , i am going to learn programming
sir i have a question suppose int i=12; so exactly how many bits or byte occupied by 12 or it occupied whole 4 byte if not occupied 4 byte so how many bits or byte wastage. i know int is 4 byte plz explain
binary representation of 12 is 1100(4 bits) but since u r assigning it to int which is of four bytes or thirty two bits it will be allocated as 00000000000000000000000000001100
But java follows Unicode how to get unicode sir..!
hey...
thnx sir ...for java tutorial ...learing java is easy for me..
Tq sir this video halped to know new trick
Thank you sir form omprakash
Very helpful
In online compiler of Java I can't get the value from ASCII to character convertion it's always getting some error while compiling
public class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args) {
char b=65;
System.out.println(b);
}
}
Hey
I am able to compile my code properly but at the run time error is shown
"the system cannot find the file "C:ProgramData\Orcale\Java\javapath\java.exe"
+Nisha Meena You need to configure the path in Environment Variables.
I already did that.
+Telusko Learnings (tusk) Stiil not working :(
+Nisha Meena
Hope this might help.
stackoverflow.com/questions/26864662/how-to-solve-the-error-the-system-cannot-find-the-file-c-programdata-oracle-ja
+Sai Prasad - Not helping.
sir compile or run kaise krna progragramming ko????
some parts of variable is not showing...
hey
i am trying to download these videos but some of them are just audible.The contents in some videos are not moving,it is paused but the sound is just going on.
help me ...I am getting
error: illegal start of expression public static void main( String a [])
^
Telusko Learnings I am getting the same error even with a[] without space...
MUST WATCH its should be written as String args []
explain BYTE datatype
can u fix the audio its very low
bro after tutorial 1.5 it jumps to another tutorial instead of tutorial no# 1.6
may be its his numbering mistake i don't think any video is missed