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I am learning this topic just a few days ago, so how you know i neeed your experienced, super clean deep and clear content 😁 Big respect sir, thank you 🙏
Wait noooo way I've been learning about files for the past few days & Philipp suddenly drops a video about it?? Woooho Edit - The function for printing files was pretty cool lol
This might be confusing but in UNIX file system the "x" character in a directory doesn't mean you can execute the directory. Directories cannot be executed. It means open, meaning you can go inside of the directory with the "cd" command 😅
1:46 *Nix based systems Philipp, since it is also true on Linux systems, which...... aren't really based on unix the same way macos for example is, though the linux kernel is inspired by unix and adheres to many of it's philosophies, it isn't really based on it, yknow?
Been using a lot of your tutorial videos to learn and would like to give some feedback on videos you label as "beginner". Currently watching "how to make a CRUD ToDo app" and you've built the entire app before trying to run it and show anything on the emulator. Is this normal? As someone learning, it's hard to understand what the code is doing or why you're doing something a certain way without seeing the effects on the app. I would much prefer you get the app running with bare minimum functionality and start adding functionality and features piece by piece. This would help with understanding each piece of code. Videos that I'm watching are years old so apologies if you've already adapted this style.
Whaattt literally trying to figure out how to encrypt files in my file manager and this pops up 🤌🏽 I already have the encryption set up just having issues understanding the app internal file storage
I really thankful to Philipp sir. This is the channel where any beginner can learn about android development like me,
Thank you for noticing my comment sir. I hope you will create such a great videos which makes us from "Zero to Hero"😀😀
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Can you upload 3 videos in a week 😢
I really want to translate your video content and teach my language people, really practical and useful content. Good job man
I am learning this topic just a few days ago, so how you know i neeed your experienced, super clean deep and clear content 😁
Big respect sir, thank you 🙏
Wait noooo way
I've been learning about files for the past few days & Philipp suddenly drops a video about it?? Woooho
Edit - The function for printing files was pretty cool lol
As always, thank you very much for your work.
Thank youuuuuu❤❤❤
can't wait for your next video, i appreciate it, thankful 👋
This might be confusing but in UNIX file system the "x" character in a directory doesn't mean you can execute the directory. Directories cannot be executed. It means open, meaning you can go inside of the directory with the "cd" command 😅
That's right. In term of Unix/Linux directories, "execute" meas "open"
I think the file.walkTopDown() function shows the entire file tree. you don't need to create a recursive one. Or does it work differently?
It is needed for me, thank you ❤️
1:46 *Nix based systems Philipp, since it is also true on Linux systems, which...... aren't really based on unix the same way macos for example is, though the linux kernel is inspired by unix and adheres to many of it's philosophies, it isn't really based on it, yknow?
Been using a lot of your tutorial videos to learn and would like to give some feedback on videos you label as "beginner".
Currently watching "how to make a CRUD ToDo app" and you've built the entire app before trying to run it and show anything on the emulator. Is this normal? As someone learning, it's hard to understand what the code is doing or why you're doing something a certain way without seeing the effects on the app.
I would much prefer you get the app running with bare minimum functionality and start adding functionality and features piece by piece. This would help with understanding each piece of code.
Videos that I'm watching are years old so apologies if you've already adapted this style.
Please teach us how to create visual keyboard for touch screen desktop platforms
And then there is walk() already gives you a list of all files, excluding dirs
aaaaaa, the papa is first in comments😎
I was about to eat when you dropped this. Thank you for making my meal better 🫶🏽
Whaattt literally trying to figure out how to encrypt files in my file manager and this pops up 🤌🏽 I already have the encryption set up just having issues understanding the app internal file storage