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Thank you for explaining just a bit more WHY we do the constructor and how it works. "The constructor determines what happens when an object is created" (or something like that). That was the piece I was missing.
You beauty!!!! Best Teacher!!! you teach us not like viewers but as friends. and trust me i was just thinking about toString and was a bit confused and your video popped up and Boom Confusion no more . Love You keep it up ♥️♥️♥️♥️
I don't know how you explain things differently than any other teacher, but your videos have been the biggest help in learning this stuff by far, thank you!
It's because you already knew what to expect. Try learning absolutely foreign concepts from TH-cam, you'll be more lost than teachers teaching you their first time. .
thank you so much! We started this semester with Java and i was so lost until i found your tutorials. Also I've been looking for a toString tutorial forever!:D keep it up!
Love this. Especially that it explains constructors better than my classroom teacher. Now, that makes the toString method but how do we make a println toString in main if we had this all on one class. Thank you again!
Thank you for making another helpful vid! Keep up the good work :-) Your series is really useful for learning Java coming from python. This is basically the same as the __str__(): method in python.
Thank you, Alex! This cleared up the confusion I had with this method. It is kind of useful when you want to print something especially a class. Thanks.
Thank you so much for your hard work on making these videos, you are making complicated stuff easy and available, making the internet a better place:)) education industry (especially in CS) is lacking people like you XD
nice video on toString(). however, i have a question. what benefits does this have over a void method such as public void describe(){ System.out.println(student+ " "+name);} and a call to the method through s1.describe(); and s2.describe();. Could it be because of memory usage or time complexity 🤔. Just a newbie trying to learn java, TIA.
Alex could u please tell us what is the coolest, or more functional program you had made? I just want to see if what I could be capable of If I keep learning from your vids 🥳
You can create an android app, using Java to scrape all the news headlines. It is easy, use the JSoup library to call URLs. It is really fun. You can also create an app that would alert you every time your favorite youtuber uploades a new video....
how do I override a toString method for a list or map? I wrote a class for a kind of List and I need to override the toString method? Do I use an iterator?
lemme tell u about my story I want to learn psychology but my parent don't let me in so i randomly choose Computer Science I hate code so much it's really confusing with all the stuff now i'm in my 2nd semester and we learn about OOP i enjoying using Java right now thanks to you your new subscriber :)
Can we see a 'how to make a database and apply input' video... maybe use your gui for it because I have no idea how to implement a database where you create a new record when hitting a button.
I seem to get everything your videos go over but still have difficulty translating it in to what my teacher wants. He asks us to do everything in a different way than the book and everybody on the planet show how to do it
Love your videos Alex, but please drop down your braces so they line up 😭. Drives me crazy whenever I see code with the braces not in line with each other.
The fact that I understood what the purpose of constructors were before the video ended says something about the hours and hours of lecture videos I saw of my professor. Thank you so much
Thank you so much for taking the time to pass along detailed overviews. I have taken several university-level programming classes and your delivery method surpasses that of my professors. I often feel frustrated by their teaching styles and my lack of long term retention with this subject matter. Your videos give me the confidence I need and help me to feel like I have actually learned something rather than just mimic methodologies from a book. I am interested in programming from a personal development standpoint and to build a better working relationship with many of my technology coworkers. Would it be possible to request a video on how to apply different operations to strings (.i.e, Random, Sorts, etc...)? I am struggling to find good information on how to apply these operations to custom classes.
Thanks the vídeo was so helpfull, but i have a question, what i need to do if i only want to print one variable with the text of the tostring and in the same time can print more variables?
I love your videos! One thing: I could swear I typed everything into Eclipse just as you did, but after compiling it returned "0 Bruce" and "0 Jackie" .... Why is that?? In my constructor, inside the public class STudent, when I wrote "this.name = name", I can literally see that the name refers to the one inside the brackets of the constructor (because of the color); but in "this.studentID = studentID", the studentID doesn't.... (I write ID instead of Id, but I did everywhere).
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Thank you for explaining just a bit more WHY we do the constructor and how it works. "The constructor determines what happens when an object is created" (or something like that). That was the piece I was missing.
You beauty!!!!
Best Teacher!!! you teach us not like viewers but as friends. and trust me i was just thinking about toString and was a bit confused and your video popped up and Boom Confusion no more .
Love You keep it up ♥️♥️♥️♥️
toString() method is the most useful methods in Java. I really like it.
google reaaaaaaaaads your mind
I don't know how you explain things differently than any other teacher, but your videos have been the biggest help in learning this stuff by far, thank you!
It's because you already knew what to expect. Try learning absolutely foreign concepts from TH-cam, you'll be more lost than teachers teaching you their first time. .
I always go "awwwwhhh" everytime i watch your videos cause it's in your lessons that i get to understand everything 100%. Thank you 😊
haha
SAme
Thank you for the mention Alex!
thank you so much! We started this semester with Java and i was so lost until i found your tutorials. Also I've been looking for a toString tutorial forever!:D
keep it up!
I love the Java language! If you have any challenging problems, please post. I will help!
Finally!!! I was going bonkers trying to figure out toString. I had an inkling I needed a new class, but had no idea how to do it. Thank you.
Thank you very, very, very much. You have helped me and reached my goal👏
You make things so much more clear and concise. I salute you big dawg, pls keep these coming.
Recently decided to try out java and found your channel. thanks for all the good content! defo subbed
Java is a great language, keep at it.
Love this. Especially that it explains constructors better than my classroom teacher. Now, that makes the toString method but how do we make a println toString in main if we had this all on one class. Thank you again!
Thank you so much! I finally understood why/what 'toString' is.
Thank you so much for this tutorial!! The way you broke it down was amazing! I totally understand it now!
Can you make a tutorial about annotations or enums?
I think he already did one for enums
Thank you! Your teaching style makes it much easier to learn not so easy matters!
You are a great instructor. I hope your new adventure is spectacular!
Thank you for making another helpful vid! Keep up the good work :-)
Your series is really useful for learning Java coming from python.
This is basically the same as the __str__(): method in python.
your way of teaching is really unique
This helped me a lot
Thanks, because of this I could complete my Car Dealership Project.
Thank you, Alex! This cleared up the confusion I had with this method. It is kind of useful when you want to print something especially a class. Thanks.
But why can you return a int studentId in a String method??
this guy is saving my grade i swear
Thank you so much for your hard work on making these videos, you are making complicated stuff easy and available, making the internet a better place:)) education industry (especially in CS) is lacking people like you XD
Not sure if you've covered this in a different video, but have you gone over how to use java api methods like localDate? Love the videos
Alex: Coding is Fun!
Me: Just for the Teacher
Nice and easy Alex
Watching this video, I had the intention to learn one thing. I learned five things.
thanks you helped me a lot
very helpful, thank you a lot
Good morning sensei.
Awsome job done...please make more tutorials on java...
good job bro and u are becoming the next bucky roberts
You are a great teacher bro♥️♥️
I love your videos!!
can you do a video of how to use a scanner
Great explanation Alex
Thank you so much
Thanks a lot!
nice video on toString(). however, i have a question. what benefits does this have over a void method such as public void describe(){ System.out.println(student+ " "+name);} and a call to the method through s1.describe(); and s2.describe();. Could it be because of memory usage or time complexity 🤔. Just a newbie trying to learn java, TIA.
Thank you! So helpful!! :D
Alex could u please tell us what is the coolest, or more functional program you had made? I just want to see if what I could be capable of If I keep learning from your vids 🥳
You can create an android app, using Java to scrape all the news headlines. It is easy, use the JSoup library to call URLs. It is really fun.
You can also create an app that would alert you every time your favorite youtuber uploades a new video....
hello alex, thanks you for this video.
how do I override a toString method for a list or map? I wrote a class for a kind of List and I need to override the toString method? Do I use an iterator?
THANKS!
Legend Legend…… what a legend
Thanks 😊
thanks mate
thank you
how align text in toString Method Please Any Hint....
thanks
Hello can you do a tutorial on payroll statement
much appreciated
lemme tell u about my story
I want to learn psychology but my parent don't let me in
so i randomly choose Computer Science
I hate code so much it's really confusing with all the stuff
now i'm in my 2nd semester and we learn about OOP
i enjoying using Java right now thanks to you
your new subscriber :)
Annotations video plsssssssssssssssss
Can we see a 'how to make a database and apply input' video... maybe use your gui for it because I have no idea how to implement a database where you create a new record when hitting a button.
What does gui means
@@rainbow6siege345 grqqphical user interface the things you see.
one thing I didn't understand is why we used the toString method, was it because we had two Student objects?
Thanke you❤
more GUIs plz
Alex, have you made any games before except of tic tac toe?
I never used this method, I think this time for do it
you're amazing
I love you vids, but could you use scanner inputs more often cause i really need help with those
What kind programs you need help with?
Scanner sc = new Scanner();
int input = sc.nextInt();
Does all print statement has toString () method deafault? (Anyone)
Hi alex! Do you have a video tutorial of a java program that will input the user's infos and save to text file?
What kind of info like first name, age and like that? It is easy.
@@theblindprogrammer yes
In min 3:22 what did you do to change ''sysout'' to ''System.out.println()''? I type pretty slow and this will be really helpful for me :D
type Sysout then control+space. I think this only works in Eclipse tho
@@straizobrando8334 Im using eclipse and It doesnt work for me :/
@@Miguel-kb9nk that's weird... are you holding ctrl and then space? It works for me and i learned it from this channel
@@straizobrando8334 Yes, and It sais something like "create a new method: sysout()"
@@straizobrando8334 OK im so dumb I tried it in a random place just to check if it works, but it only works in the main method :s my bad
What laptop do you use in coding?
What apple model?
u are goated
Why not explain the "why"?
Learn together,uwuuuuu
Pls make a game making turtorial serie 2d or 3d game
I seem to get everything your videos go over but still have difficulty translating it in to what my teacher wants. He asks us to do everything in a different way than the book and everybody on the planet show how to do it
Love your videos Alex, but please drop down your braces so they line up 😭. Drives me crazy whenever I see code with the braces not in line with each other.
Hello :)
ekster made in china hahah joke man!
Keep up the good work Alex! Thank you so much for your videos!
thanks! :)
@@alexlorenlee bros on top of his class fasho💀
The fact that I understood what the purpose of constructors were before the video ended says something about the hours and hours of lecture videos I saw of my professor. Thank you so much
Exactly what I said. Alex should be teaching at university level.
Love your channel!! Any chance you could make a video on Lambdas?
Thank you so much for taking the time to pass along detailed overviews. I have taken several university-level programming classes and your delivery method surpasses that of my professors. I often feel frustrated by their teaching styles and my lack of long term retention with this subject matter. Your videos give me the confidence I need and help me to feel like I have actually learned something rather than just mimic methodologies from a book. I am interested in programming from a personal development standpoint and to build a better working relationship with many of my technology coworkers.
Would it be possible to request a video on how to apply different operations to strings (.i.e, Random, Sorts, etc...)? I am struggling to find good information on how to apply these operations to custom classes.
You have a talent to teach Alex.
First place if I'm searching for simple explanation. Thank you 👍👊
waiting for ur next chill sesh ☕
This was an incredibly simple, yet incredibly valuable piece of information, Alex. Thank you!
Alex, can you please make a tutorial on ArrayList and LinkedList?
Do you need a specific implementation of it, or you have specific program in mind?
Ohhh, this looked a lot harder than it actually is! Thank you for explaining it so clearly :D
Thanks the vídeo was so helpfull, but i have a question, what i need to do if i only want to print one variable with the text of the tostring and in the same time can print more variables?
Can you please make a video on how to create ActionListeners for buttons because I have problems
Beautiful man absolutely loved it From India 🇮🇳
I love your videos!
One thing: I could swear I typed everything into Eclipse just as you did, but after compiling it returned "0 Bruce" and "0 Jackie" .... Why is that??
In my constructor, inside the public class STudent, when I wrote "this.name = name", I can literally see that the name refers to the one inside the brackets of the constructor (because of the color); but in "this.studentID = studentID", the studentID doesn't.... (I write ID instead of Id, but I did everywhere).
Okay.... I take everything back.... I wrote a captial "s", where it should have been a small one XD XD
Now it works.
Can you make a video about underrated methods/Keywords that every programmer should know?
That is really good idea. I might do it.
Thank You!!!!
Sound of keyboard is so satisfying.
Why does the toString() Method have to be public? Even when it's in the same java file with the object using the method.
did anyone ever tell you that you have a great voice becuse you do
also thanks for saving my grades
Thankyou
Form making it easy to understand
Thank you for the great explanation!
Thank you for all these videos! you are the MAN!
I hope I can remember this method in my APCSA exam
toString is a String method which can return a int stundentId?!?
Alex You are fantastic .It is helpful lesson . you are Iron Man
i have a question. Why you didn't pass toString () in println ()