Muito bem explicado e com muita riqueza de detalhes . Aqui no youtube eu nunca tinha assistido alguém explicar tão bem um assunto. ( vielen Dank Marcus.)
You're welcome. Consider checking out my website too - for each video, I wrote a detailed article, that often contains additional information, and you can download it as a pdf and print it.
In this episode I’m going to talk about interfaces in Java. Interfaces are probably the most powerful feature of object-oriented languages. Before I continue, first of all some organizational stuff, so this video is divided into three parts. Part 1 I will first of all talk about the definition, what does actually the word interface mean and tell you a bit about the history, like how were interfaces introduced into Java. I’ll make this part as short as I can, not to put you to sleep. And then second, we’ll jump into my IDE, we’ll do a short coding session and I show you how to practically use interfaces in Java. Last but not least, I’ll do a short discussion about the pros and cons of interfaces from a clean coder’s perspective...
Muito bem explicado e com muita riqueza de detalhes . Aqui no youtube eu nunca tinha assistido alguém explicar tão bem um assunto. ( vielen Dank Marcus.)
Muito obrigado :)
Thank you sir, you made the concept more clear
when do you use interfaces and when to use abstract classes?
Thank you! Awesome video.
Your welcome! :)
Great content.. this is saving my semester !:)
You're welcome. Consider checking out my website too - for each video, I wrote a detailed article, that often contains additional information, and you can download it as a pdf and print it.
In this episode I’m going to talk about interfaces in Java. Interfaces are probably the most powerful feature of object-oriented languages.
Before I continue, first of all some organizational stuff, so this video is divided into three parts. Part 1 I will first of all talk about the definition, what does actually the word interface mean and tell you a bit about the history, like how were interfaces introduced into Java. I’ll make this part as short as I can, not to put you to sleep. And then second, we’ll jump into my IDE, we’ll do a short coding session and I show you how to practically use interfaces in Java. Last but not least, I’ll do a short discussion about the pros and cons of interfaces from a clean coder’s perspective...
What if you wanted the same BMW to print the owner from the property interface, now you have created a car?
Have you got the answer? I want to ask this question too.