man i have been working on java for last 3 years, this is the first time i got know that a child constructors actually calls parent's no args constructors. your vids are really informative. Keep it up.
i have been trying to understand the concept of this and super for a week but this video taught me more than tons of forums and sites i've visited ..... Thanks John
John, thank you so much for making this tutoriall!! Also the humor in explaining concepts with clarity and efficiency is lifesaver for learning java and oop!!!
Best explanations ever. Much appreciated. I would dare to say better than my professors in Uni butttt I'm sure it's easier to understand now that I have seen these implemented way more than I did in school.
Hello from Moscow, John! Thank you for your simple and clear explanation of "super" keyword, so such a humanitarian as I'm would understand everything nice and clear! Just started my way in JAVA, yours videos helps a lot! Keep it up! P.S. That "Meow, meow, meow!" was gorgeous , haha:)
Hey John! Thanks for your videos, they have been helping me out alot! Is there going to be a video about custom comparators / lambda expressions? Thanks in advance! :)
Ok, I have to say this! It's great to see your music instruments in the back, Nice to know you like music and drums. And enjoy life, that makes part of learning with fun and motivation. 👌🤗☀️🌈
9:31 As we know that super and this should be the first statement in any constructor and when we try to use both it will contradict and give error. But why does it compile here?
Great video! I'll share it with my peers at Generation bootcamp (which is an initiative by McKinsey consulting firm here in Mexico). Right now we're a little over 200 on a WhatsApp group chat.
hi im from spain and i sbscribed to your channel well i dont really understand very well english but you dont talk very technical and thanks to you i learn english and also learn java, you do so much for me hahaha
how are you able to call the method eat(); without initializing the animal class since eat(); is a public method and we need to create an instance to call it. Am I missing something. ref: line no. 10 @ 4:49
Inheritance? A Cat is an Animal. Everything in Animal becomes part of a Cat instance when Cat is instantiated. Hope I understould your question. He explains this at 3:30
Thanks again, yet another extremely clear and easy to understand video. I'm using these videos to compliment the textual parts of my study, specifically the concepts I don't initially fully comprehend. Watching your videos clears everything up in only a few minutes.
Unfortunately I have a wife, a kid, and a full time job, and the videos take a good amount of time to make, so weekly is all I can manage at the moment. But I'm doing what I can!
@@CodingWithJohn Thank you for you answer John and for you time.. I understand it 100%.. I just wanted to say how much help me and some friends from my bootcamp in lisbon.. We will for sure watch all the future videos.. you are doing great.. !!!
Thank you for the quality videos! Please consider making some on big O. How to determine an algorithms performance time. It would be greatly appreciated 🙏🏼
Do we need to declare again the getters and setters in the child class for every instance variable? (including the ones inherited from the superclass) or just the ones exclusive to the child class?
hey John, when our subclass extends multiple classes how should we use "super" to call a specific constructor from a specific super or parent class. Thank you
Hello! A class cannot extend multiple classes. Java does not allow multiple inheritance. If you have many levels of inheritance, you can only call super up to the immediate parent class. If you need to call something in the grandparent class, the parent class will have to do it from its own method.
@@CodingWithJohn If you build your chain of super-calls through your hierarchy correctly, your code will be compiled without problems, but depending on what IDE or code editor you are using you will get a "ambiguous method call"-warning.
John you are a hero realy you can explain so well also the examples are very good. can you make a video where you explain how we can make an exe file for installation and a little project where we can run an java based programm as an application on smartphones and maybe a little project where we dont implement for example mysql? if possible and if u have time ofc.
Hi john. Thank you for your great job. Can you please make a video about super() and this() in constructors? The more I read about the more I'm getting confused.
Hey john,so while playing around in a constructor, i noticed that either super, or this keyword needs to be the first statement in the constructor, could you please look into that and let me know why java has such a type of constraint?
Question, since the super (has the arguments age and name) can those argument be removed from the Cat Constructor, and only have the argument from the Cat class? e.g. public Cat(String catFoodPreference){ super(age, name); this.catFoodPreference; } can this work?
Unfortunately that can't work - in your example the age and name are coming from nowhere and those variables don't exist, and the code calling this constructor has no way to pass on the values they want for those fields. They still need to be parameters in the Cat constructor, so that the code using the constructor can pass them in, and so the Cat constructor can pass them along to the superclass constructor in the super call.
Does super only apply to methods? What If i wanted to make a new type of animal and wanted to just use the same variables that belong to the super class? for eg. Animal class would have tail and i make a new subclass called Dog which also has tail. Do i need to define tail in Dog or can tail just be a attribute of Dog because it's an extended attribute from Animal?
A Question: Say, for example you had a condition that said, cat's name can't be longer than 5 characters. How can you validate that variable before passing it to the super() constructor?
Just love your videos! PLease keep going! And as to requests: you did couple „how to“ videos in the past. Can you please make a subchannel or playlist with such „how to“ videos? I‘m a newby and it helps a lot to code with you. Your art to teach is awesome. Thank you for all of your dedication!
Refreshing myself for the Java SE 1 Programmer test my teacher is forcing me to take instead of a capstone project (long story) even though I'm not even going to be a Java programmer LET'S GOOOOOO.
How are you able to call eat() without using an instance variable? Since, eat is an instance method it can only be called using an instance - in this case, I would have expected this.eat() instead of just eat(). How does it work???
Is package scope still a thing? I remember in Java 2 there were public, private, and package. The default scope was package and I don’t remember a protected scope at the time.
man i have been working on java for last 3 years, this is the first time i got know that a child constructors actually calls parent's no args constructors. your vids are really informative. Keep it up.
I think you are the best in making programming clear to understand
i have been trying to understand the concept of this and super for a week but this video taught me more than tons of forums and sites i've visited ..... Thanks John
John, thank you so much for making this tutoriall!! Also the humor in explaining concepts with clarity and efficiency is lifesaver for learning java and oop!!!
Best explanations ever. Much appreciated. I would dare to say better than my professors in Uni butttt I'm sure it's easier to understand now that I have seen these implemented way more than I did in school.
Thank you so much John! Your videos are a joy to watch :)
watched this a year and a half ago. Got a job. Have been on the industry since then. Came back for a review and still find this great.
I always do hit the like button before watching it! Why do you know? Because it's my extreme confidence in you.
i have been trying to understand this all morning!!!! It finally makes sense now, thanks!
Hello from Moscow, John! Thank you for your simple and clear explanation of "super" keyword, so such a humanitarian as I'm would understand everything nice and clear! Just started my way in JAVA, yours videos helps a lot! Keep it up! P.S. That "Meow, meow, meow!" was gorgeous , haha:)
Wow. Great simple, easy to understand explanation. Thank you!
Awesome, Each and every second of this video is worth watching. Thanks John !! ☺
I love you. when i forgot something i just pop your wideo and everyfing is super clear. U make it so understadable
I just love love love your teaching…all the lessons and examples. ❤❤❤
Hey John! Thanks for your videos, they have been helping me out alot! Is there going to be a video about custom comparators / lambda expressions? Thanks in advance! :)
Excelente video. I thought I knew everything about super, but didn t know about auto super class no arg construtor. Thanks
Thank you for your videos. That last bit was exactly, and then some, what I was looking for to resolve the issue I was running into.
these videos are super helpful for my java class right now. Thanks so much dude
Ok, I have to say this!
It's great to see your music instruments in the back,
Nice to know you like music and drums.
And enjoy life, that makes part of learning with fun and motivation.
👌🤗☀️🌈
I think I will review this video several times! it's just soooo good! Thank you
Your clear explanations have solved a significant problem for me. Thank you so much.
9:31 As we know that super and this should be the first statement in any constructor and when we try to use both it will contradict and give error. But why does it compile here?
Hello, I am an animal
Are you making noise?
Why do we Java programmers wear glasses? Because we don't see sharp 😅😂
Hands down the best explanation!
Thank you so much for your videos :))
The way you explain it is so easy to understand
I talk about your video with others students, they all thanked me lool Thank you John your videos help a lot!!
Thank you for make it so simple to understand . Great videos as always.
Great video! I'll share it with my peers at Generation bootcamp (which is an initiative by McKinsey consulting firm here in Mexico). Right now we're a little over 200 on a WhatsApp group chat.
Awesome, thanks a lot!
u r so much better than my teacher bless ur soul
binging all your videos. Best at what you do compared to everyone else so far.
John, thank you for this video! Really cleared up the idea of why sub class constructors call the super. 🙏
hi im from spain and i sbscribed to your channel
well i dont really understand very well english but you dont talk very technical
and thanks to you i learn english and also learn java, you do so much for me hahaha
You are wayyyy to good at your job! Much appreciated!🎉
thank you so much, these videos are very helpful for me to learn java.
Thanks for the “Super” amazing video 😉
how are you able to call the method eat(); without initializing the animal class since eat(); is a public method and we need to create an instance to call it. Am I missing something. ref: line no. 10 @ 4:49
Inheritance? A Cat is an Animal. Everything in Animal becomes part of a Cat instance when Cat is instantiated. Hope I understould your question.
He explains this at 3:30
Hey John, maybe I should be paying you my tuition! Thank you again! Wonderful series!
If you happen to get the urge to pay me your tuition my PayPal link is in the description 😃
You get one like👍
Love from India💫
Very detail information. Thanks John
Hi John. This Video just cleared up a confusion. Thank you very much
Thanks man , u just cleared my doubts.
Super!
very good explanation, thanks!
awesome explanation as always. Thanks you John.
Really nice & smooth explained. 👍
Your clear and fantastic explanation helps me alottttt💐 Thank you
Thanks again, yet another extremely clear and easy to understand video. I'm using these videos to compliment the textual parts of my study, specifically the concepts I don't initially fully comprehend. Watching your videos clears everything up in only a few minutes.
Please post more videos more often.. that also helps u with the youtube algorithms. Please moreeeeeeeeee
Unfortunately I have a wife, a kid, and a full time job, and the videos take a good amount of time to make, so weekly is all I can manage at the moment. But I'm doing what I can!
@@CodingWithJohn Thank you for you answer John and for you time.. I understand it 100%.. I just wanted to say how much help me and some friends from my bootcamp in lisbon.. We will for sure watch all the future videos.. you are doing great.. !!!
this guy is insane ! thank you !!!
dude you explained this so well , thank you so much!
Very helpful. Please upload videos on data structures in java and also how to use two dimensional arrays in detail.
Thanks John. Love from India.
Heyy !! can you tell me how to set the background in eclipse ide the same as yours (pitch black :)
In this video I used a plug-in called Darkest Dark!
I watched your video and I fell like I love Java
thanks for the vid king
Thank you for the quality videos! Please consider making some on big O. How to determine an algorithms performance time. It would be greatly appreciated 🙏🏼
Do we need to declare again the getters and setters in the child class for every instance variable? (including the ones inherited from the superclass) or just the ones exclusive to the child class?
Great video Clarified everything about this I wanted to know!
that was a super tutorial john!
Thank you, these videos are lifesavers.
Awesome, thanks!
Subscribed now, hope for new good videos in on Java
Thanks, it is very clear.
You are my JavaGod!!!
SUUUPER video. Thank you
You're a great teacher!!!
hey John, when our subclass extends multiple classes how should we use "super" to call a specific constructor from a specific super or parent class. Thank you
Hello! A class cannot extend multiple classes. Java does not allow multiple inheritance. If you have many levels of inheritance, you can only call super up to the immediate parent class. If you need to call something in the grandparent class, the parent class will have to do it from its own method.
@@CodingWithJohn after watching this video i watched the video about the abstract classes and interfaces. And my doubt cleared. 😊
@@CodingWithJohn thank your for the explanation
@@CodingWithJohn If you build your chain of super-calls through your hierarchy correctly, your code will be compiled without problems, but depending on what IDE or code editor you are using you will get a "ambiguous method call"-warning.
This is exactly what I was looking for ❤
thank john, super super video :)
Hey what about the super keyword used in the parameter types of generic classes, like for eg, , what does this mean ??🤔
John you are a hero realy you can explain so well also the examples are very good. can you make a video where you explain how we can make an exe file for installation and a little project where we can run an java based programm as an application on smartphones and maybe a little project where we dont implement for example mysql? if possible and if u have time ofc.
❤️ this was so helpful
Hi john. Thank you for your great job. Can you please make a video about super() and this() in constructors? The more I read about the more I'm getting confused.
Hey john,so while playing around in a constructor, i noticed that either super, or this keyword needs to be the first statement in the constructor, could you please look into that and let me know why java has such a type of constraint?
Very beautiful video. Thaaankssssss!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
well explained John.
Question, since the super (has the arguments age and name) can those argument be removed from the Cat Constructor, and only have the argument from the Cat class?
e.g.
public Cat(String catFoodPreference){
super(age, name);
this.catFoodPreference;
}
can this work?
Unfortunately that can't work - in your example the age and name are coming from nowhere and those variables don't exist, and the code calling this constructor has no way to pass on the values they want for those fields. They still need to be parameters in the Cat constructor, so that the code using the constructor can pass them in, and so the Cat constructor can pass them along to the superclass constructor in the super call.
@@CodingWithJohn thank you; just making certain. Again, your videos are helping a lot “demystify” Java Programming at the bare minimum. Ty.
You are really amazing teacher
Very useful! thank you!!!
Thanks for the video!
I love your videos, thanks so much!
Great explanation and content
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i appreciate this course
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super thank you for your video!
Amazing video
Does super only apply to methods? What If i wanted to make a new type of animal and wanted to just use the same variables that belong to the super class? for eg. Animal class would have tail and i make a new subclass called Dog which also has tail. Do i need to define tail in Dog or can tail just be a attribute of Dog because it's an extended attribute from Animal?
Dude! You're awesome
Hi john! Please make a video tutorial on java process memory. Thanks.
Hi John pls we need courses like this on udemy... Think about it ! Your explanations are just too clear
A Question:
Say, for example you had a condition that said, cat's name can't be longer than 5 characters. How can you validate that variable before passing it to the super() constructor?
Where were you when I needed you in university 7 years ago....
great explanation thanks
Thank you doctor
Just love your videos! PLease keep going! And as to requests: you did couple „how to“ videos in the past. Can you please make a subchannel or playlist with such „how to“ videos? I‘m a newby and it helps a lot to code with you. Your art to teach is awesome. Thank you for all of your
dedication!
Refreshing myself for the Java SE 1 Programmer test my teacher is forcing me to take instead of a capstone project (long story) even though I'm not even going to be a Java programmer LET'S GOOOOOO.
How are you able to call eat() without using an instance variable? Since, eat is an instance method it can only be called using an instance - in this case, I would have expected this.eat() instead of just eat(). How does it work???
Is package scope still a thing? I remember in Java 2 there were public, private, and package. The default scope was package and I don’t remember a protected scope at the time.
Yes default scope is package level, protected is used for inheritance as subclasses can use protected methods even if they are outside package.