Objects and References with Polymorphism (Java Tutorial)

[@BillBarnum]

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[@Yuh0847]

amazing ive been looking all over for this

[@BillBarnum]

Thanks for the feedback. I'm glad you found it useful!

[@ayushishukla1278]

Very well explained, Thank you!

[@BillBarnum]

Thanks for watching and commenting, Ayushi!

[@madhavanrao3626]

Thanks a lot for the information.. 👏👏

[@shahzaib-xs9jq]

Great Video. Maybe you can put the oracle docs link you mentioned at the end of your video to the video description in the future?

[@Elyktaz]

Thank you!

[@thestarinthesky_]

Thank you so much. Such an amazing video! I have always wanted to know about this topic but i wasn't able to find a good source. Thanks a lot. I have a question if you don't mind what is the point of defining in this way? Animal dog = new Dog()? What features do we get by doing this? Thanks

[@BillBarnum]

I glad you found the video useful.
The following video goes into more depth about how this can be useful:
th-cam.com/video/cUh3Q9l3Q-0/w-d-xo.html

[@Yuh0847]

@@BillBarnum its the same video as this

[@BillBarnum]

@@Yuh0847
You are correct. I've updated my previous comment with this video which is what I meant to post: th-cam.com/video/cUh3Q9l3Q-0/w-d-xo.html

[@NikitaSafronov-y6i]

Excellent =)

[@stanescucristian5958]

Hi, for me it's not clear if that arrow(the actual reference value) that is stored in the reference variable it's a phisical memory address(that we cannot use in our program) or it's another value that JVM use to recognise the object.

[@swapniljamble9063]

Nice

[@BillBarnum]

Thanks

[@koreprashanth9049]

Thank you sir

[@BillBarnum]

I'm glad you liked the video. Thanks for the comment, Kore.

[@siddhantchavan1370]

nice video, gg

[@BillBarnum]

Thanks for the comment, Siddhant!

[@swasthikbhat18]

thank you sir

[@BillBarnum]

Thanks for watching and commenting, Swasthik!