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Because in computer science classes, often times students are asked to do things without buffer. They need to know how to do it without before they use it. (When first learning)

Yes I am pretty sure you can. Also the Ollama thing when installed and running in the background creates a local api that you can call.

@@mintype Im developing a backend in java calling the llama api on localhost to make a chat. If I train my model, but close the connection/close llama prompt, will I lose the data I trained?

Yeah, I'm pretty sure you would lose the data you trained then.

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huh???????????

VS Code!!! Link in the description!!

@@mintype its better then inteliji Idea?

@@mintype in order to know java, I need to learn the basics java perfectly?

No. IntelliJ is better. But I used VS Code in this video because this is a beginners tutorial, so i can compile manually.

Yes. Of course you could still do Java without memorizing the basics but that’s torture… it’s worth memorizing the basics which is everything in this video besides scanner. This way you will make less typing mistakes and will code faster.

??? What went wrong?

@@mintype o ol oll olle olleh this is the actual output what i got

Isn’t that hello backwards though? “olleh”

@@mintype yes but why it is reversing like this it should only "olleh" not all these

Using str.length gives you the length of a string but since getting a char from a string starts at 0 not 1, we need to go back one to get the last letter. For example if we had the string “Hello”, and we got the length it would be 5 but if we got the 5th letter AND start counting from 0 not 1 then we we would have an issue because we would go 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and if you look closely I just listed 6 numbers. So really using the length you are getting the 6th letter here of a 5 letter word. That’s why we subtract one.

@@mintype thx understood

You would need to specify the intent in the android manifest itself when you want your activity to be available to other apps in android. This lets android know how it can use your activity. For example, you could make it, so another app can open that activity or from a link in a webpage.

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My pleasure!

ill see about that!

@@mintype Thank you so much!

I've just finished recording the video! So expect it to be released soon!

@@mintype OMG thank you so much!!

im done editing and working on thumbnail now :)

Generally, using StringBuilder.reverse() is better because it's more efficient and concise. This video was made just to show people how to do it manually, because they might have to do it manually for a computer science class.

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No problem!

oh yea thanks

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YO I just checked idk why it sounds like that

You're welcome!

the plus makes it so the thing after gets ADDED to the string. so the string starts off with nothing in it and each time it goes through the for loop, one letter from the str string is added to result. (it goes backwards so its reversed.)

Glad to hear that

just keep coding :) if u dont know what to code go learn something new and maybe some cool ideas will pop into ur head!

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Some people want to learn swing. I can teach both so it’s fine. If I make a JavaFX video I’ll put it in the title.

Wow, thank you!

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-1 means the index of last character, because index starts from zero, so when you want to get last characters' index you should add this -1

array {1, 2, 3, 4, 5} There's 5 elements inside, it has a length of 5. However, if we want to know the index of each element inside the array the value '1' is at position '0' which means element '5' is at position '4', so to get the value '5' we need to write array[4]. given N is the length of the array, n-1 determins the position of those elements. If simple wrote i = str.length; you would get an out of bounds exception element because the element '5' is at position '4', not position '5'. Following the formular n-1, we say str.-length-1 to ensure we always end up at the last element contained within the array.

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If it's java, it's going to work. If it doesn't you most likely forgot to import something.

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Check your api key is valid not expired and works. Also check how much free trial money you have left if you are in the free trial. (Other people have had the same issue before)

​@@mintype Even I am getting the same error any idea I doing a poc for a very important project can anyone help me please .

Can you provide some info? Like give me your code so I can see whats wrong. Also maybe tell me your version of Java? New Java versions come out all the time and can break old code. discord help server: discord.gg/hhGu6mV5wm <-----

Your way works and is more simple than my way, however this video is supposed to teach those who don’t know how to reverse a sting WITHOUT StringBuilder. (For example in a AP CSA class they would ask you to do this without StringBuilder)

interviews tend to not allow things like StringBuilder, while yes it is more efficient, they want to see if you know the fundamental logic