Arraylist with objects in Java

A short tutorial on using ArrayList with objects in Java

[@ramimurr2093]

Why's it always the videos with the least views that help me the most. Thank you man. This deserves a lot more than 8k views

[@alleyb62]

Glad I could help.

[@aarthis6216]

Searched a lot, got clear explanation only here
Because wherever I search am getting normal arraylist and not with objects.
Thanks a lot

[@alleyb62]

Its really all the same once you understand it, but I know this isn't obvious from the beginning. I'm glad you got it.🙂

[@myintzumaung814]

ur explanation r so clear and it is easy to understand

[@alleyb62]

Glad to help

[@jbofhousestark8594]

Solid! this helped me so much w/ my intro to java final! thanks!

[@madarapetersone-composer]

Extremely helpful and very to the point video! Thank you! Subscribed to your channel!

[@alleyb62]

Thanks for the feedback, glad I could help.🙂

[@ragapriyakarthikeyan3139]

Finally understood😮‍💨.Thankyou so much sir🙏

[@alleyb62]

Happy to help🙂

[@shahdhossam2221]

Best tutorial ever ❤❤❤

[@injiplaintealover8620]

well and clearl explained

[@darksoul6482]

love that dbz reference . ITS OVER 9000!!!!

[@everettbernsen46]

what are you talking about? He clearly said it was completely arbitrary.

[@sabinomuniz5542]

R.I.P Akira Toriyama😢

[@blitzcranck2290]

How can i stick together the objects and it's attributes when dealing with sorting , like sorting their names for example how can i not mess the attributes of object in my list , it's need to be intact pls help

[@alleyb62]

Read the names when comparing which objects need to be sorted. But only move the object, don't move the name.
Example pseudo code :
if myList.get(i).name > myList.get(i+1).name
swap(myList.get(i), myList.get(i+1))

[@blitzcranck2290]

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[@user-tf2gs2ei8e]

thank you sir!

[@alleyb62]

My pleasure

[@nar9z994]

thank you thats what i need

[@Aditya-es3zk]

Thank uuuu soooooooooo muchhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@alleyb62]

My pleasure

[@antonholmqvist]

How did you get dark mode for your netbeans?

[@alleyb62]

From the top menu: tools-> options-> appearance-> look and feel tab -> flatlaf dark

[@antonholmqvist]

@@alleyb62 Cool, thank you!

[@NdyCoder]

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