As sad as it sounds I like the background music the way it is. It almost takes a tedious coding seminar and makes it a lighthearted enjoyable experience. I wish to thank you for your effort.
Thanks for the feedback. I agree. This was made quite awhile ago when I was learning. Others vids from the same time period are similar, but for more recent videos the background music is changed up some and reduced when I'm talking. As these are made primarily for my University students, I only get around to editing them when needed for them. For youtube, I just post them in case someone else finds them useful.
if you dont have main to your program and you re wondering why your program isnt working just look at 24:00 . by the way thanks a lot for this video!!!
I'm having problems with eclipse. I'm pretty much self-taught, but, before Crohn's Disease sidelined me, I managed to get a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from RIT. So...I was taking code that worked on one machine and trying to copy it over to another. Mind you, I was willing to put up with the fact that eclipse's sucky interface won't allow for direct importing/exporting of code. There is no easy way to simply copy working code from one machine to another. That would be too straightforward for eclipse. So I made the projects, then made the packages, then made each individual class file so I could copy the source files one by one to the destination machine. No problem. The problem was that eclipse kept telling me that the projects I was copying had no main modules. If I deleted the files and copied them back, it would only tell me that there was no main module AGAIN. Bear in mind that this was all WORKING CODE copied from another machine. So what's the problem?
Holy tomato sauce, I did it! Thanks for this tutorial! P.S. - I know the music may have bothered some but it kept me calm because on opening Eclipse and viewing it, I was freaking out. Lowering it a bit is cool as some suggest but please don't get rid of it. I'm going to try other tutorials now that I have more confidence :)
16:50 I wish my professor did teach us this way to create constructors and getteres and setters..its such a shame this is so much easier and time saving ...thank you for this quick walkThru video
After you finished it how to export it and add on play store?In order to know the procedure let's pretend that we will publish this Hello World on Play Store.
Thanks for the great video Craig. I like the way you highlighted some part of the code while explaining. I would like to do some videos as well. Can you please let me know how did you happen to highlight code while explaining. Was that done using some kind of tool?
This is absolutely a great tutorial. However, I followed your directions verbatim from the very beginning and paused to make sure that everything was properly typed. From the very beginning, I received an error message: Description cell: Must declare a named package because this compilation unit is associated to the named module 'employeePayment' Resource cell: Payment.java Path cell: /EmployeePayment/src Location cell: line 1 Type cell: Java Problem The second error, everything is the same except: Resource cell: Person.java To be honest, I'm new to programming. I have learnt the basics of Python 2, and 3. Any response back would be greatly appreciated.
same program as i run it show an error in payment mode in last print line & few line above when we use set.firstName like that.... can you explain, i'm very kind of you.... Thanks in Advance.
Thanks Muna. There are a couple more basic Java programming with Eclipse on my channel. But, most of my videos cover slightly more advanced programming for Web Applications. If that's what you are looking for, try looking through the playlists. If not, feel free to watch, but you might want to search for other channels that cover more basic Java programming.
Thanks doctor for your response , i have been watched your videos, i like your way for explain tutorial , i feel sad because most of your videos is web application , i hope find java programming in your channel in future ... you deserved all the best thanks again :)
Thanks for the kind words Muna. Perhaps if I get time. Mostly, I make them for my students at UGA and then put them out there in case others find them useful. I tend to teach our more advanced class, so haven't had the chance to work on basic videos yet. Perhaps one day.
Open your project's properties. Under "Java Build Path", click on the "Source" tab. Click "Add Folder..." Find the folder where you have the unrecognized java file. Put a check by the folder. Click ok, click OK again, perhaps refresh, and you should be good to go.
Are you paying attention to capitalization? Remember that Java is case sensitive, if you name the class Person, then you need to use capital P when referring to the Class. Case sensitivity allows to name classes and objects with the same word, but different capitalization, for example the class can be called "Person" and the object can be called "person" ( Person person = new Person() ). The two names refer to two different things - one is the class and one is the object.
Eclipse would have to be the most frustrating, clumsy, brittle and unintuitive development environment I have ever encountered and I've been developing software for 40 years. I waste 90% of my time just stuffing around with Eclipse's stupid configurations... but thanks for the video.
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As sad as it sounds I like the background music the way it is. It almost takes a tedious coding seminar and makes it a lighthearted enjoyable experience. I wish to thank you for your effort.
agreed.
thank your this is very heplful
The picture of you and your boys at the end is awsome.
I kept getting errors while trying to submit a java file for my midterm...this video helped me. Thanks!
Thank you for an excellent tutorial.
HOWEVER! Please lower the music volume to one tenth. You have a good voice. You don't need background noise.
Thanks for the feedback. I agree. This was made quite awhile ago when I was learning. Others vids from the same time period are similar, but for more recent videos the background music is changed up some and reduced when I'm talking.
As these are made primarily for my University students, I only get around to editing them when needed for them. For youtube, I just post them in case someone else finds them useful.
Me trying to learn java (with another tutorial) wasn't able to create a new java project. So I am here.
Thank you for the video. Very helpful. 👍
nice video..... Started working with Eclipse today and i learned it..
Thank you sir. This was very straight forward, not rushed and simple to understand. Background music very relaxing too.
omg thank you!!! after going through many videos I now understand better I cant even understand it when my teacher teaches us this.!
I'm very new to Eclipse and your video helped greatly. Thank you!
if you dont have main to your program and you re wondering why your program isnt working just look at 24:00 . by the way thanks a lot for this video!!!
I'm having problems with eclipse. I'm pretty much self-taught, but, before Crohn's Disease sidelined me, I managed to get a Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science from RIT.
So...I was taking code that worked on one machine and trying to copy it over to another.
Mind you, I was willing to put up with the fact that eclipse's sucky interface won't allow for direct importing/exporting of code. There is no easy way to simply copy working code from one machine to another. That would be too straightforward for eclipse.
So I made the projects, then made the packages, then made each individual class file so I could copy the source files one by one to the destination machine. No problem.
The problem was that eclipse kept telling me that the projects I was copying had no main modules.
If I deleted the files and copied them back, it would only tell me that there was no main module AGAIN.
Bear in mind that this was all WORKING CODE copied from another machine.
So what's the problem?
Thanks for the explanation just started again after several years programming in Java. Used mostly Jcreater in that time. (and notepad from start)
hello , the tutorial is really good . i want to know do you have a serial of these tutorials , in order to get more into java programming .
Thank you this is my firs project in eclipse
Holy tomato sauce, I did it! Thanks for this tutorial! P.S. - I know the music may have bothered some but it kept me calm because on opening Eclipse and viewing it, I was freaking out. Lowering it a bit is cool as some suggest but please don't get rid of it. I'm going to try other tutorials now that I have more confidence :)
Great video, but my eclipes has the option for make a new c++ project and you don't have a link to the one you downloaded.
16:50 I wish my professor did teach us this way to create constructors and getteres and setters..its such a shame
this is so much easier and time saving ...thank you for this quick walkThru video
Thank you very much for time. Liked and subscribed. Good luck Dr. Piercy.
That Music is just too Annoying!! -_- BTw this tutorial Helped Alot !! tnx :-)
Great. It's very precise. Besides background music helped me not to sleep.
thanks for this excellent tutorial..
thank u sir..
Thank You . I learnt my first Java Project on Eclipse :)
great info, well presented. Would suggest background music is distracting
Excellent tutorial
After you finished it how to export it and add on play store?In order to know the procedure let's pretend that we will publish this Hello World on Play Store.
Good video, thanks
Pls avoid the background music ,
loved it !!!
That video was fire dude! keep up the great work
very nice tutorial,
great !!
so useful video! thanks sir :)
Thank you for the tutorial!
Thanks for the great video Craig. I like the way you highlighted some part of the code while explaining. I would like to do some videos as well. Can you please let me know how did you happen to highlight code while explaining. Was that done using some kind of tool?
+sai krishna haridass Thanks. Lots of good tools for screencasting out there. I use one called Camtasia for Mac.
Thank you
Great explanation...thanks.
very nice
Thank you sir ....it is a great video with good understanding
Awesome thanks man!
Plase help me how can crated netpad java project
This is absolutely a great tutorial.
However, I followed your directions verbatim from the very beginning and paused to make sure that everything was properly typed.
From the very beginning, I received an error message:
Description cell: Must declare a named package because this compilation unit is associated to the named module 'employeePayment'
Resource cell: Payment.java
Path cell: /EmployeePayment/src
Location cell: line 1
Type cell: Java Problem
The second error, everything is the same except:
Resource cell: Person.java
To be honest, I'm new to programming. I have learnt the basics of Python 2, and 3.
Any response back would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you Dr.
Awesome video but I think I did it wrong it tells me Person cannot be resolved to a type
helpful and inspiring, thank a lot.
what if I don't have the package explorer on the left side ? how can it appear?
thank you ,, Craig bless you .
Nice job
Thank you for taking the time to make this. :)
this helped out a lot thanks
why are we setting the name and hourly_rate in payment class as we already did that in person class???
same program as i run it show an error in payment mode in last print line & few line above when we use set.firstName like that....
can you explain, i'm very kind of you....
Thanks in Advance.
Love your videos, Doc! Clutch!!!!
Great tutorial, thanks! But poor John isn't paid enough :(
thanks alooooooooot Doctor but where is the second lesson , i want to learn step by step .
Thanks Muna. There are a couple more basic Java programming with Eclipse on my channel. But, most of my videos cover slightly more advanced programming for Web Applications. If that's what you are looking for, try looking through the playlists. If not, feel free to watch, but you might want to search for other channels that cover more basic Java programming.
Thanks doctor for your response , i have been watched your videos, i like your way for explain tutorial , i feel sad because most of your videos is web application , i hope find java programming in your channel in future ...
you deserved all the best thanks again :)
Thanks for the kind words Muna. Perhaps if I get time. Mostly, I make them for my students at UGA and then put them out there in case others find them useful. I tend to teach our more advanced class, so haven't had the chance to work on basic videos yet. Perhaps one day.
You are so welcome doctor ☺☺ It will be great if we have java tutorials in your channle one day 😉 keep it up..
Best wishes for you ☺
Thank you, Sir!
sir eclipse java project ke table me by default serial number ke liye source code kya hoga?
Thanks man, very usefull
Thank you
Excellent .. :)
Please drop the music.
problem in generate to string: module:java.base is not on projects build path .... any help would be appreciated
Open your project's properties.
Under "Java Build Path", click on the "Source" tab.
Click "Add Folder..."
Find the folder where you have the unrecognized java file.
Put a check by the folder.
Click ok, click OK again, perhaps refresh, and you should be good to go.
how to download eclipse for mac os ...plz help me
I keep getting an error on "string"
Hey homie your lecture is on point but you gotta ditch the tunes.
Whats that song called?
I'm getting an error with my main method every time I type person
Are you paying attention to capitalization? Remember that Java is case sensitive, if you name the class Person, then you need to use capital P when referring to the Class. Case sensitivity allows to name classes and objects with the same word, but different capitalization, for example the class can be called "Person" and the object can be called "person" ( Person person = new Person() ). The two names refer to two different things - one is the class and one is the object.
Great tip type "sysout" ctrl + space = System.out.println();
Its not working
pio megalo binteo den eixes?
thank u very much ^^
nice video, but the music is annoying.
19:00 toString() method
The music...
source code link please
Eclipse would have to be the most frustrating, clumsy, brittle and unintuitive development environment I have ever encountered and I've been developing software for 40 years. I waste 90% of my time just stuffing around with Eclipse's stupid configurations... but thanks for the video.
Everything is great except the annoying background music, lol
10:27
bruh
11:13