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Please never stop making these!

Hi Alex, Could you please make a video about some large Java project? Some project from real life, for example some project from your job, to see how classes and packages work together, which methods are most used and things like that. Thank you very much, I love your videos

must say your tutorials are some of the best on youtube, esp for beginners

Starting with c++ and then going to java really makes you a better programmer. After learning some key things about java, I understand all this so much now. Java is godly for OOP

Wow! Literally learned this yesterday in my AP CS class. Epic.

I know this is a year old but this help SO MUCH! I was freaking out a bit because I couldn't figure out the last part of an assignment about subclasses in java, I thought I just kept misinterpreting what I was reading from my lesson but, turns out, code is a lot easier to learn when you instructor doesn't explain it like they just got done doing a line of coke. So thank you for making this video it's helped me so much!

Hey Alex! I was watching another Java tutorial and stumbled across this video. I recognize you from high school! I'm currently working on my computer science degree and UNC and should be done next year. Congrats on all your success. It's really cool to see someone from Durham doing well. Keep it up, man!

This was super helpful. I kid you not, the way my profs taught this, made me consider changing my major from computer science to psych. Thanks a lot .

Bro thank you so much for your tutorials we are learning a lot. Dont stop bro.

You don't know how much I needed this clarification/exercise, thank you so much in the name of all the new java programmers😄

Bro this one video just summed up the last 4 lectures of my Principles of Java class. You are amazing.

"Mom, can we get ice cream. I've been good." This poor man's childhood 😢

Lifesaver, my lecturer cannot explain this topic of Java in 2 hours, but you managed to do it in less than 15 minutes!

I would love to see more assignments like these

thanks, its really helpful and informative.

I wish you would make more videos like this! I really need you LOLOL! This is video in particular is very helpful because youre going through real classwork.

great work as always Alex!

I would love it if you make videos like these more showing how to program using assignments

1st year student here, very useful video! Thank you!!

Thank You so very much Alex for taking the time to make these videos. You have helped me tremendously thus far in my journey.

Your videos are awesome! You're helping me get through my intro java class!

You really makes my course very simple 🎉🎉

Cheers. Very helpful., will go over this a few times. Thanks.

I'm about to start a course on C++, which recommends we brush up on some Java topics like this one before we start and I found this video very helpful. It's high quality, succinct and clear. Keep up the good work on your videos!

yess yess yess bro. I'm catching up with summer classes with your videos. So simply explained

Very nice! I learned more from this video than from 6h lesson in my college.

Yes.... Just never stop making videos like this one.. Great work👍😍👌

Hey Alex - Your explanations are simple and straightforward. Keep up the good work!

These type of assignment examples are super helpful! Keep up the good work man!

That was incredible Alex!! Thank you for making it easier to understand in simpler terms!

It's so Epic I learned a lot from you Thank you😊

Thanks for making this video, I'm learning this topic this week. Grateful and blessed for it. Keep your videos coming!

You are a life saver this helped me understand this so much better!

Really good video, its so clear to understand

Thanks a lot, your videos are super helpful (pun inteded haha)

alex bro i literally love you, you are saving my grade ngl

I hate coding but the way u explain and giving the real time assignment example makes me feel to breath got a hope that i can also learn java. please upload on advance java like spring,hibernate and all. put more videos with real time scenarios it will be helpful many more like me.

This absolutely helped me understand it so much better thank you!

Hi Alex, Pretty please could you make a video on method overloading and method overriding? You're literally the best at explaining seemingly complex things in simple language that can actually be understood. Thanks so much and LOVE your videos.

Awesome! I am your new biggest fan, so much easier for me to see it than read it.

i really like your way of teaching alex ! thank you from nepal

Could you do a similar example/project using all OOP concepts in one video?

U made instance variable very clear to me, thanks mom😂

You gave a great explanation.👍👍

Dude is like a Saint 🙏

Very helpful. Thank you so much for enlightening us senpaii

Awesome example

This was very helpful! Thanks a bunch!!

Thank you! I found this really helpful!🙏🏾

Bro you saved me. I left my assignment for the last day and sitting on a stupid bug for hours because blueJ expecting a variable name instead of random string so I just skipped it and the rest of the stuff works! Thanks! EDIT: JEEEEEEEEZ IT DIDNT WORKED BECAUSE I ASSUMED BLUEJ DOES NOT NEED " " WHEN ASKING FOR STRING INPUT!!! Probably wont forget this ever in my life again.

this was very helpful, thank you. Definitely going to check out your other videos.

This was a great video, really appreciate it.

Thanks! You deserve 3 cups of coffee for that!☕☕☕

Thanks so much bro. Changing my life😅 Honestly helps so much.

It was so good I learned how to use super in sub classes thank you so much

Truck is a subclass of Vehicle, and neither of them is abstract. Which of the following is (an invalid) declaration and initialization? 1) Truck t = new Truck(); 2) Truck t = new Vehicle(); 3) Vehicle v = new Vehicle(); 4) Vehicle v = new Truck(); 5) All of the above are valid.

Hey, bro which part of the world are you from ?. This content is so amazing I just subscribed...Keep making sense

Mr Lee ,are there some more examples of different programs especially for college? Your videos are super great they extend my capability to understand java faster.

It is very useful. Thank you Alex!

Love your videos, they are so helpful! Do you think you can make a video going into detail on substring and char? Thanks!

I hope i get a similar example on my test tomorrow :D

Really helpful U an make videos on such college assignment We will watch them ❤️❤️❤️

Go over nested classes please !

I could learn more from this kind of video.

Thanks!1 great explanation!

Good video, only wish you posted the link to the assignment, would have been fun to finish it.

Wish you had a wrapper class video

Very helpful thank you!

very useful Thank you Alex

Very clear explanation, thanks!

Thank you Alex.

You rock and you do testing!

thx, really helped

This session was so helpful to me!!!!

did anyone do the 5 ,6,7 part of the question...i need help storing the objects in arrays

Hi, I want to ask you if I finish Java. I have the ability to create a program that will advise us on which languages ​​to learn

This was helpful. Create more videos like this.

Thanks, Alex

hopefully you'll do a tutorial in java castings e.g. up-casting and down-casting

Thanks

Thank you!

I like the sound of your typing. :)

Hi Alex, thank you this was very helpfull to me!

Love u mannn u r such a life saver

that was really helpful I'm so thankful

I'm trying to move on from coding everything in just the main method which becomes very messy... looked up a bit on methods and classes and apparently superclasses exist. This whole video I'm just asking myself several variations of "why?" question 1: why did we make the variables in the superclass public final? (yeah, the assignment said so. but why?) question 2: what's the point of (this.)brand = brand in the constructor if they already exist in the class and is passed to the constructor anyway? Seems like we're just repeating ourselves for no reason. question 3: what is a constructor even for? We have a class we can call and it has the variables we made, don't we? quetion 4: why do we put the type of the variable (string, double, etc) in the parentheses for a method or constructor, if the type has already been declared when initiating them in the class? For example public final weight; followed by Running (double weight, etc) {} Why we/I would even do any of this completely eludes me.

PolyMorphism pleaseeeee

there was more to this project , i thought u will do step 5 and 6 as well! :((

Thanks a lot I learn more....

thank you!

*Perfect*

That's what I'm looking for!

Thank you for your Video! it was helpful !

Thanks Lee !

Any chance you could do the final part of the exercise with the loop and array? please and thank you.

your awesome man.

This video will help me a lot! Could you do a video on JSON in OOP? I don't understand a single thing and it will give me a lot of points on my exam. edit: Also the code to add the JSON file to the program is quite long and i can't figure out what exactly the code does/means.

Is there a place with such similar tasks to make? I'd like to do more Thank you!

class add { public static void main ( String ar[ ] ) { int x = 10 ; int y=20 ; int z=x+y; System.out.println ( "The sum is" +z ); } } Can anyone tell me what is wrong in this because I'm getting an error.