i just finished with this java course just want to say mike sir you are the awesomest person in my life you helped me a lot i will recommend all my friends who are new to programming that surely see this playlist i have also seen your python playlist both helped me a lot you are soo good please please please make some tutorials on android studio i would rate u 100000000000000000000000/10
This was by far the easiest to understand Java tutorial for beginners that I have seen. Especially intro into OOP. I have read and watched videos from other sources and ironically, this is comparatively the shortest, yet most comprehensive and easiest to follow, and most importantly, I was able to finally grasp the Java language to a degree that I am comfortable with. Thanks Mike
I just finished this Java tutorial (all of it), and like the Python tutorial I finished a couple of months ago, this tutorial made things so easy for me. And once again, I stand here speechless, not knowing how to thank you for the tremendous effort you've put into this tutorial. If anybody reading this comment hasn't yet finished the tutorial or even hasn't yet started it, I greatly recommend you watch it from beginning till end especially if you are a beginner.
Thanks so much for this. Timestamps below in case anyone else finds them useful: o 0:45 Default package in Eclipse o 1:18 How to create a package in Eclipse o 1:40 Creating a file in the new package (class) o 1:58 Note the package at the top o 2:08 Importing a package o 2:40 How to tell Java where a class in a package is o 3:15 How to import o 3:50 Example of 2 different classes with the same name across different packages o 4:20 Summary of how packages are helpful o 4:55 Using code in a different package needs this import code o 5:20 Difference between default package and others
Had a lot of anxiety going into a Java-focused course at my University, after following this series I feel a lot more confident in my ability and am grateful to you. Thank you, Mike.
I learned from your complete Java -Programming Language playlist and I can say that I have built strong base in Java. All thanks to you for making these videos in understandable words and the way you teach is perfect.
I finally completed this tutorial, and I am speechless. Your way of teaching is so unique and I am able to grasp everything you've taught. Thank you so much, Mike, for this wonderful tutorial. I'm almost 3 years late, but I hope you do continue making more of these tutorials. God bless you, Mike.
Thank you so much for this course! Seriously, im learning Java at uni and my lecturer isnt good. When I get a job, I'm gonna contribute what i can seriously mate you don't understand how much of a good teacher you are.
Actually i am a java beginner, i have gone through many tutorials but i have not come across a well explained tutorial as this one. thanks to you, i am really grateful.
Bro you are insane for a beginner your way of teaching is fantastic dude you can do a lot bro you are insanely cool I have completed your course and I am going through everything easily now thank you Mike
Super series for coding, my man. I first saw you on freeCodeCamp when I did your course on C++. I went to look for python there and loo-and-behold, who was my tutor? Mike, that's who. Well, I wanted to learn Java, but they didn't have you there. At one point, I started thing that you were the face of FreeCodeCamp. I came to your site and from there I got to know about your entire arsenal. Seriously Kuddos to you for all the hours you poured in, not only in teaching but video editing and all that we moochers can't see. I really hope keep doing what you do. If you could, ( now I know I am being greedy) do videos on projects like making a snake game, AI, ML and Algorithms, I swear I'll be first in line. Since I know what an awesome teacher you are, even if you move over to Udemy or an other paid site, I will there before you can say 'Mike". Peace.
Hi Mike, I just finished the course on youtube. and I'm very grateful to you for making such tutorials (I also watch the SQL one) and apparently, your way of teaching is just awesome, you can tell from the comment section of course. just one thing would be greater if you can make tutorials of advanced programming in these languages. I will definitely join you even if it's on one of the online paid websites like Udemy. I already recommended your courses to several friends and they like it. Thanks again!
Thank you Mike for your extremely good work in this Tutorial. You've brought light in the mess I had in my mind while trying to catch how Java works. Now all makes sense. Definitely, you're the best in transmitting information... so clear, precise and well structured. I have to study SQL, too. I'm eager to start with your SQL tutorial :-) I've seen that the tutorials are from 2017. It's a pity that it seems that you didn't carry on with this project. Wish you all the best in your news projects, whatever you're doing ;)
I started and finished watching this java series today 2018 first. I've choosed to learn java this year (it's not a promisse hahaha).. thinking to move from php. Thanks for taking time to produce those very cool tutorials. Wish you a great year bro!
Thank you Mike!!!!! you helped me out so much, i finally finished the java. PLEASE MAKE ADVANCE TUTROIALS for people that know the basics like i do : )
Hi Mike Dane! Can you make a video about "Data Structure and Algorithms" using different languages? That would be cool and helpful to us. Thank you Mike Dane! I appreciate your teachings. :D
Cool. You might want to have mentioned in this video about the not-quite-required but strong tradition of trying to come up with package names that are unique using naming conventions like edu.giraffe.datastructures etc. Maybe less important now with Java 9 and Modules, but still important for most existing Java projects out there thru history.
I'm doing some java work for a while. I have an existing quiz where I want to add new questions and answers without using a string. I want to convert the main method to construct and use multiple-choice question objects.
Mike .. You are the best !! Thank you so so much for putting in efforts for us !! I wish i could support you with patreon ..But it isn't available in my Country !! :( But ... Thank you sooo much ~! May you have the best life there is !!
Wonderful this super wonderful that video tutorial me think, thanks for presenting and sharing!, What do you think by the way for people who has attended and watched this video tutorial series about Java to be after all: beginners, intermediate or advanced level learners? Any idea pls?
This is a great series and I am pleased to make it to the final video. I wonder if Mike would do a video on useful built-in functions like Random and Shuffle, since I really struggle with these?
Hi Mike! I have just finished all of your Java Tutorials. I have learned a lot. You made a perfect job. Thank you very much. Do you have "Advanced Java Tutorials" and "Selenium Tutorials"? If you do not have it, that will be awesome to record them for us.
Hey Eljan, I'm planning on making more tutorials in the future, specifically on data structures and algorithms. Let me know if you have any suggestions on Java content you'd like to see
Years after, still the best java tutorial on TH-cam ! Really help a lot, Thank you!
i just finished with this java course
just want to say mike sir
you are the awesomest person in my life
you helped me a lot
i will recommend all my friends who are new to programming that surely see this playlist
i have also seen your python playlist
both helped me a lot
you are soo good
please please please make some tutorials on android studio
i would rate u 100000000000000000000000/10
This was by far the easiest to understand Java tutorial for beginners that I have seen. Especially intro into OOP. I have read and watched videos from other sources and ironically, this is comparatively the shortest, yet most comprehensive and easiest to follow, and most importantly, I was able to finally grasp the Java language to a degree that I am comfortable with.
Thanks Mike
Thank you Mike Dane! I have finished your tutorial (1 - 38), you deserve a ton of subscribers!
Thanks for your help! :D
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I just finished this Java tutorial (all of it), and like the Python tutorial I finished a couple of months ago, this tutorial made things so easy for me. And once again, I stand here speechless, not knowing how to thank you for the tremendous effort you've put into this tutorial. If anybody reading this comment hasn't yet finished the tutorial or even hasn't yet started it, I greatly recommend you watch it from beginning till end especially if you are a beginner.
Thanks so much for this. Timestamps below in case anyone else finds them useful:
o 0:45 Default package in Eclipse
o 1:18 How to create a package in Eclipse
o 1:40 Creating a file in the new package (class)
o 1:58 Note the package at the top
o 2:08 Importing a package
o 2:40 How to tell Java where a class in a package is
o 3:15 How to import
o 3:50 Example of 2 different classes with the same name across different packages
o 4:20 Summary of how packages are helpful
o 4:55 Using code in a different package needs this import code
o 5:20 Difference between default package and others
Followed along for the entire course. Thanks Mike for creating a great Java series.
String bestTeacher = "Mike";
Mike bestTeacher = new Mike(); 😉
@@mojtabavahdati7648 bestTeacher.byeJava(); :]
Had a lot of anxiety going into a Java-focused course at my University, after following this series I feel a lot more confident in my ability and am grateful to you.
Thank you, Mike.
I learned from your complete Java -Programming Language playlist and I can say that I have built strong base in Java. All thanks to you for making these videos in understandable words and the way you teach is perfect.
I've watch all your 38 Java tutorial videos and your explanation is so easy for me to grasp!
Thank you so much Mike!
I finally completed this tutorial, and I am speechless. Your way of teaching is so unique and I am able to grasp everything you've taught. Thank you so much, Mike, for this wonderful tutorial. I'm almost 3 years late, but I hope you do continue making more of these tutorials. God bless you, Mike.
One of the best tutor currently in TH-cam...He deserves more likes and views.....
Thanks so much for this video series Mike. I hope you'll create more videos for other technologies as well.
Thank you so much for this course! Seriously, im learning Java at uni and my lecturer isnt good. When I get a job, I'm gonna contribute what i can seriously mate you don't understand how much of a good teacher you are.
I learnt a lot from this tutorial. I appreciate it.🙂
Actually i am a java beginner, i have gone through many tutorials but i have not come across a well explained tutorial as this one. thanks to you, i am really grateful.
This is so far the best introductory lesson on java.....Kudos bro....thanks for everything
Your way of teaching it's excellent....
It's way better than the other teachers...
Just wanna thank you.
Bro you are insane for a beginner your way of teaching is fantastic dude you can do a lot bro you are insanely cool I have completed your course and I am going through everything easily now thank you Mike
I just finished this Java course! Man! you're a blessing!💙
Super series for coding, my man. I first saw you on freeCodeCamp when I did your course on C++. I went to look for python there and loo-and-behold, who was my tutor? Mike, that's who. Well, I wanted to learn Java, but they didn't have you there.
At one point, I started thing that you were the face of FreeCodeCamp. I came to your site and from there I got to know about your entire arsenal.
Seriously Kuddos to you for all the hours you poured in, not only in teaching but video editing and all that we moochers can't see.
I really hope keep doing what you do. If you could, ( now I know I am being greedy) do videos on projects like making a snake game, AI, ML and Algorithms, I swear I'll be first in line. Since I know what an awesome teacher you are, even if you move over to Udemy or an other paid site, I will there before you can say 'Mike".
Peace.
Thanks Mike, first I started with ur C# course then I came to Java and it went so easy thanks to you
Thanks a lot man! It was a fruitful course throughout, ur way of teaching is just too amazing. Wishing you a lot of success and blessings in life!
I've did it! first python then Java! Shoot for the stars!
Dope! 6 minutes straight to the point. Thanks brother
Finished the Java course, awesome content and way of explaining things, you made it very interesting and easy to understand, thank you.
Hi Mike, I just finished the course on youtube.
and I'm very grateful to you for making such tutorials (I also watch the SQL one)
and apparently, your way of teaching is just awesome, you can tell from the comment section of course.
just one thing would be greater if you can make tutorials of advanced programming in these languages. I will definitely join you even if it's on one of the online paid websites like Udemy.
I already recommended your courses to several friends and they like it.
Thanks again!
i have exam after 4 hours final java exam i couldn't be more satisfied to get quick refresh of packages thanks buddy)):
Thank you Mike for your extremely good work in this Tutorial. You've brought light in the mess I had in my mind while trying to catch how Java works. Now all makes sense. Definitely, you're the best in transmitting information... so clear, precise and well structured. I have to study SQL, too. I'm eager to start with your SQL tutorial :-)
I've seen that the tutorials are from 2017. It's a pity that it seems that you didn't carry on with this project. Wish you all the best in your news projects, whatever you're doing ;)
Thank you so much Mike you have officially taught me all the programming I know
I started and finished watching this java series today 2018 first. I've choosed to learn java this year (it's not a promisse hahaha).. thinking to move from php. Thanks for taking time to produce those very cool tutorials. Wish you a great year bro!
Thank you mike 👍
Thank you Mike!!!!! you helped me out so much, i finally finished the java. PLEASE MAKE ADVANCE TUTROIALS for people that know the basics like i do : )
Hi Mike Dane! Can you make a video about "Data Structure and Algorithms" using different languages? That would be cool and helpful to us.
Thank you Mike Dane! I appreciate your teachings. :D
What a nice and clear explanation!
Just discovered ur youtube channel for learning java and subscribed
Please continue. It'll help me in my board examinations.
Thank you mike for the playlist......it was helpful for me
Bro you are simply the best!!!
Cool. You might want to have mentioned in this video about the not-quite-required but strong tradition of trying to come up with package names that are unique using naming conventions like edu.giraffe.datastructures etc. Maybe less important now with Java 9 and Modules, but still important for most existing Java projects out there thru history.
Thank You So Much Mike Dane for your help...
Hope God keeps protect you my brother.
Great Course! Loved it and learnt a lot, thanks Mike!
Wow! I'm lucky guy to reach on Mike Dane' TH-cam Account!
Thank you very much! You are very good at teaching!!!
You are doing great.Very helpful.Awesome.
I'm doing some java work for a while. I have an existing quiz where I want to add new questions and answers without using a string. I want to convert the main method to construct and use multiple-choice question objects.
Your videos are the best
// I just finished this course and wanted to say the following from all my heart:
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very helpful. thanks for uploading.
thank you so much Mike for this helpful course
Thank you Mike!
Mike .. You are the best !! Thank you so so much for putting in efforts for us !! I wish i could support you with patreon ..But it isn't available in my Country !! :(
But ... Thank you sooo much ~! May you have the best life there is !!
You deserve a like
Looks like packages have to be in the same folder as where they will be imported?
Wonderful this super wonderful that video tutorial me think, thanks for presenting and sharing!, What do you think by the way for people who has attended and watched this video tutorial series about Java to be after all: beginners, intermediate or advanced level learners? Any idea pls?
Great video, thanks a lot!
Great video, however for us newbies, could you recommend the correct naming convention for packages?
Thank-you so much👏
hello which theme are you using?
I successfully finished your java course..And I am requesting you make a course on kotlin.
Finished, I'm proud of myself
What if I need to import a class from default package to some inside package
thanks for the great java tutorial ♥
This is a great series and I am pleased to make it to the final video. I wonder if Mike would do a video on useful built-in functions like Random and Shuffle, since I really struggle with these?
hey Mike, i want to ask what about using classes of different Java Project File? can u give a little idea bc i don't know what to search on Google
helped me out a lot, thanks!
Hi Mike! I have just finished all of your Java Tutorials. I have learned a lot. You made a perfect job. Thank you very much. Do you have "Advanced Java Tutorials" and "Selenium Tutorials"? If you do not have it, that will be awesome to record them for us.
if i want to import p1.MyClass; and p2.MyClass; at the same time then i use MyClass. Does java figure out which package i referenced?
Thanks a lot bro ❤, but can you please make a video about recursion it’ll help a lot
Hi! what is the color theme you use for eclipse? and where can i get it?
THis Java tutorial is awesome! This is the last episode of java? Will you still record more parts?
Hey Eljan, I'm planning on making more tutorials in the future, specifically on data structures and algorithms. Let me know if you have any suggestions on Java content you'd like to see
Yes, we want more topic related to java please make more video in future..!
I enjoy the videos. For the future tutorials I think it will be useful to talk about multithreading in Java.
What about some like JSP and JSF?? :D
@@GiraffeAcademy Can you do samo java android projects, thanks.
Thank you Mike!! Can you help me with my Computer Science project pleaseee
Legend! Thank You!
Can you please explain how can I use an imported Class?
Can you make a video for java threads
nice work
Mike can you please make videos on oops concept in java
thanks for the videos !
hey bro thanks for these videos . really awesome, i am just asking if these videos are enough for an android developer
Thank you!
many thanks !
hi,
what if i want to use both MyClass from package 1 and 2
how will java know which one ?
import package1.MyClass;
import package2.MyClass;
@@christianpaul5224 thanks
@@nebliyessine1461 does it work?
@@christianpaul5224 yes it works fine
Thanks bro!
thank you mike
Thank you mike :)
Thank you!!!!!!!!💗❤️😘
upvote 👍👍
Thank u so much dude
Thank you!!!!
Love it
great explanation, but it does not work when you try to run this exact code. javac doesn't know what myClass is when you try to actually build it
hey man you're really awesome please cont with the videos, and also please do android app development also
Thanks for the comment! I definitely plan to cover Android stuff in the future!
Bravo
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thx sir
that editor tho
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