O o no j oj oj. Ok oojjoo ok phooey B j no B jojojo j phono hop on. On Kino B Bjishk jo oj pho no no j phone on ojojo o job ooojbojooojoo jo o o power jonpho oj j oj
I learned more from this 4 hour video than from using a free online course in a month 🤦♂️ Thank you for making this video. I have an upcoming test on Java and this was a huge help 😄
Tim's For Beginners videos are simply superior to others out there because he's giving you Syntax that you MUST know. But he doesn't overwhelm you with stuff you're better of learning on your own along your coding journey.
I remember watching this Java tutorial back in 2019.. it's hard to believe how much I improve over the last two years.. i just want to say that. If I can do so can you.. just be consistent. Good luck ✨
you're a really great teacher, other videos only show how to do certain things, but u explain in detail why u do stuff and THATS my friend is how u learn
Few months back I learned Java from the same content vid and now I am a programmer or coder ik html , css, sql , Java , a little bit of spring and my age is 11 thank u Tim u made me a coder ur tutorial was my first coding tut
Hey! Its really good to hear that you are learning programming at age 11! I am trying to get my brother into this "coding world" but he is not interested at all. He is also 11 btw. So my question is how you came up with that idea to learn code when you are too young , do you have any recommendations to help me !!
@@michaeIbonq coding depends on passion, let him figure out himself instead of telling him what is good, nobody knows what is our taste besides ourselves
One important aspect of sharing / guiding viewers on a subject/topic on RUclips is to speak more slowly, calm, confident, you can do it 👍 Great video, btw
I found this more informative than other tutorial video for Java, which skip vital setup and/or installation steps, fail to explain key concepts or something is done way but not another, and/or giving non-beginner friendly explanations for things.
These videos are really helpful, I watch them with my friends on Voicely whenever we practice coding. We all agree that we learned more from RUclips videos than from school lol
Just random thought at 2:17:13, I'm beginning to pick up Java from initially learning python and looking how much you had to do to simply loop through each letter in a string mind boggled me lmao. In python I would simply type: For letter in string: and that's it, it'll loop through each char in the string. I feel like this is the start of a wonderful verbose journey with Java :D
Great video very clear overview of everything and it helped that you would explain some terms compared to python as I originally know python so that helped with understanding
Thanks for the excellent Java beginner friendly video Tim. Just wondering in the `overloading methods` section, which part of the code or videos is doing the `overloading`?
Thank you very much Tim for creating & sharing these brilliant videos ... really useful, clear & very encouraging for a complete beginner like me. Keep up the amazing work
If you mean OOP, then changeGear, speedUp and slowDown should be classes extending a Movement class, otherwise it's not OOP, but just hardcoding. Class car should at least be extending a class Vehicle. The way you do will cause issues when your objects will need to interact with each other via different interfaces.
Good tutorial. I'm just wondering how you pull these codes out of thin air..!? practice? or you reviewed before making the videos.. because that's damn hard and tedious my friend! but thanks for the video! Helps on brushing up my already learned Java Skills
HI Tim. I need your advice. I still can't choose my programming way. Which is better? Web programming ( Frond-end ), Game development, Software progamming ( for PC). Please show me the right way.
Anybody know where I can start? Where I can learn from the ground up, like the curly braces, parentheses. And why we use them. I have no clue, just started.
14:02 You can use float x = 5.12345678 then after the number we place f the capital doesn't matter. For float the max numbers after the decimal point are 8 for double 15 like that 1.123456789012345 and you don't need to place anything after it that's why most of the people use double not float most of the times. 37:53 "hello" converted into numbers is "7(H)'4(E)'11.11(L.L)'14(O)" or only 0 1 "1(H)'0(E)'01.01(L.L)'00(O)" !!! I'm just converting every letter from the word into number, based on the alphabet, every letter is a number from 0-25, becasuse computers always start with zero. So "hello" convertedinto numbers is "74111114" or 0-1 "10111110" !
What videos do you want to see next?!
SOME TENSORFLOW STUFF PLEASEE!!!!!!
Please make a video on C++
Big data
Data structures and algorithms :)
C, C++, PHP videos like this one! Or Android, flutter development!
If nobody’s gonna say it I will. Thanks Tim for taking the time to make a 4 hr course on Java for us!!
@Gary Neville More than that.
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O o no j oj oj. Ok oojjoo ok phooey B j no B jojojo j phono hop on. On Kino B Bjishk jo oj pho no no j phone on ojojo o job ooojbojooojoo jo o o power jonpho oj j oj
I learned more from this 4 hour video than from using a free online course in a month 🤦♂️ Thank you for making this video. I have an upcoming test on Java and this was a huge help 😄
JetBrains: Sponsors video
TechWithTim: Uses Eclipse
😂😂😂😂
This is a re-upload of a series that he created in 2018.
@@hikt1731 ya, we know we were just joking abt the fact
I love IntelliJ not eclipse
@@6L6Lcephas Good job
Tim's For Beginners videos are simply superior to others out there because he's giving you Syntax that you MUST know. But he doesn't overwhelm you with stuff you're better of learning on your own along your coding journey.
nice, I'll use this to revise the syntax
You're the only person who I can actually learn from, other people go on withot explaining as clearly as you 👍
I remember watching this Java tutorial back in 2019.. it's hard to believe how much I improve over the last two years.. i just want to say that. If I can do so can you.. just be consistent. Good luck ✨
Cool. How much time did it take you to get a job?
This vid upload in 2020
@@thedmitryguy Actually I got a job last year but. Because of some health issues, I said no…
@@DifficultWorld7, I see. Are you still doing this programming thing?
you're a really great teacher, other videos only show how to do certain things, but u explain in detail why u do stuff and THATS my friend is how u learn
I can't believe I'm this happy that Tim did a video about java THANK YOU
Java is great.
Tech with Tim is the BEST❤
Few months back I learned Java from the same content vid and now I am a programmer or coder ik html , css, sql , Java , a little bit of spring and my age is 11 thank u Tim u made me a coder ur tutorial was my first coding tut
Hey! Its really good to hear that you are learning programming at age 11! I am trying to get my brother into this "coding world" but he is not interested at all. He is also 11 btw. So my question is how you came up with that idea to learn code when you are too young , do you have any recommendations to help me !!
@@michaeIbonq coding depends on passion, let him figure out himself instead of telling him what is good, nobody knows what is our taste besides ourselves
One important aspect of sharing / guiding viewers on a subject/topic on RUclips is to speak more slowly, calm, confident, you can do it 👍
Great video, btw
After your Python courses which made me level up the content I m studying, this time I am here for Java. Thanks Tim, for all the amazing content!
For some reason I like how straight forward and simple the title is.
I found this more informative than other tutorial video for Java, which skip vital setup and/or installation steps, fail to explain key concepts or something is done way but not another, and/or giving non-beginner friendly explanations for things.
These videos are really helpful, I watch them with my friends on Voicely whenever we practice coding. We all agree that we learned more from RUclips videos than from school lol
It took me 2 weeks to finish this course starting from -0, thanks for thr wesome job bretheren.
Just random thought at 2:17:13, I'm beginning to pick up Java from initially learning python and looking how much you had to do to simply loop through each letter in a string mind boggled me lmao.
In python I would simply type:
For letter in string:
and that's it, it'll loop through each char in the string. I feel like this is the start of a wonderful verbose journey with Java :D
Tim please make Java Intermediatte and Advanced level Java Tutorials
Great Tutorial, it took me a long time to learn all of this but it was worth it.
finally found a video i can understand every word you say
oh finally! Java tutorial from my fav ytuber 😀
right.
Never forgot kids
Always use stack overflow!
Noted grandpa!
@@shubhrajit2117
Nice argument
But I am inside your walls
Just saw a few of the old videos, great idea! thanks
Glad you like them!
I like how Tim uploaded the tutorial of Java, but the result of the last poll was in the favour of Machine Learning & AI
Those videos will come out soon! I already had this one ready to post :)
@@TechWithTim Whoa that's amazing. Thank you.
@@TechWithTim Do we need to know python that well to follow your new videos about machine Learning and AI ?
Great video very clear overview of everything and it helped that you would explain some terms compared to python as I originally know python so that helped with understanding
Thanks for the excellent Java beginner friendly video Tim. Just wondering in the `overloading methods` section, which part of the code or videos is doing the `overloading`?
Killing it Tim, love the video, love the quality and your dedication is unreal. Great job 👍
Tim: Does programming
Also Tim: Doesn't know what age a kid is 1:07:19
All Jokes aside, amazing tutorial I'm on the 1 hour mark right now :)
from egypt thank you tim for this video much respect
Hello Tim, How long does one get comfortable with Java syntax if python is his first language?
I don't know how you give me the tutorial i need at the right time :)
There are plenty of good java tutorials out there. Are you a cargo cult follower?
You were the chosen one. You were supposed to bring balance to the galaxy.
The way that you teach is Amazing!!
perfect timing for java tutorial
thank you
Thank you very much! :) i wait for a tutorial video about java many time!
Lol I started Java and programming in general last week and boom 🤯, Tim drops a beginner tutorial, I don’t regret subscribing or do I?👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿👊🏿
i have cleared all my questions.Thank you
Is this the same guide as 'Intro to Java Programming - Course for Absolute Beginners' by freeCodeCamp? If not, which one should I watch first?
Tim I really appreciate you make those video's for us.
Tim, you are simply the best!!
please make a video on spring too
the promotion is jetbrain and he install eclipse at that time.
It's so funny to me hahaha
Thank you very much Tim for creating & sharing these brilliant videos ... really useful, clear & very encouraging for a complete beginner like me. Keep up the amazing work
Finally, this one is for real programmers.
Love your channel Tim ! Whatever I know I owe it all to you ! :)🔥
Do c# next!
It would be great if the upcoming videos are on machine learning😍
Before that you need Data Science, and python.
Thank you this is excellent!! WHAT DOES THAT MEAN SELECT / CHOSE A PROJECT DIRECTORY ?? You mention to select on anything?? on what ?? Where ??
3.32 Interfaces are not unique to Java. They are, for example, in C # , Golang or Typescript . Great Video BTW :)
That's a new play list right
Still waiting for react with type script
Merry Christmas
They'll be coming out soon!
When are you going to do C# tutorials? NICE WORK BTW
I support this!
Isn't C# Java ripoff?
bro you deserve all the respect
Thanks for making this java tutorial Tim.
Just what I needed
Nice I did benefit from this Tim
Thank you very much.
Thanks to share your knowledge with us
I can't thank you enough. Cheers!
Thank you the greatest upcoming tech master!
data structures and algorithms plz........ thank you in advance :->
Wow...
Thank you so much for this tutorial!!!!
Btw, by any chance, will there be a Jython tutorial?
Thank you again.
@@anvithkakkera7196 a Java extension for Python where you can use it for Android app development.
Thank you very much, great effort.
Very good teaching indeed
I screamed when I saw this, purely because your tutorials just motivate me it's so easy to get lost in your teaching and wisdom. THANK YOU :)
@Tech_With_Tim Amazing Content.. .I have one doubt. Is List and Array a different thing in Java?
Than you very much I learned a lot!
would you please consider doing tutorials in C++ ??
Nice t-shirt, Tim
Awesome video, thank you Tim for taking the time to teach us about Java! Appreciate it bro!
If you mean OOP, then changeGear, speedUp and slowDown should be classes extending a Movement class, otherwise it's not OOP, but just hardcoding. Class car should at least be extending a class Vehicle. The way you do will cause issues when your objects will need to interact with each other via different interfaces.
What video editor do you use to make your RUclips videos?
of course
What series you planning next? How about some low level advanced C/C++ or dynamic programming?
have you tried search?
U are the Udemy killer bruh i was gonna buy a course but i searched on yt when i saw ur name i just watched this lol tnx
Good tutorial. I'm just wondering how you pull these codes out of thin air..!? practice? or you reviewed before making the videos.. because that's damn hard and tedious my friend! but thanks for the video! Helps on brushing up my already learned Java Skills
Almost 4h video and without ads..what a LEGEND!!❤
Arduino Tutorial series please .
Can you make tutorials on C programming language for beginners, please?
Thank you.
HI Tim. I need your advice. I still can't choose my programming way. Which is better? Web programming ( Frond-end ), Game development, Software progamming ( for PC). Please show me the right way.
Depends on what you like the most and wich one will get you more money
For example I am learning JS for Web programming and ethical hacking
you deserve a sub and a like
You’re the best!
Please make a series on Spring
best!!!!!!!!!
Anybody know where I can start? Where I can learn from the ground up, like the curly braces, parentheses. And why we use them. I have no clue, just started.
@@aspiringwriterash5054 thank you
Why did you get y = 1 in the string 'hello my name is tim and i am cool' if there's no letter 'y' in it at all?
Tim is cool
what about Java J2EE ? is it outdated? is it worth the learninng?
Hi Tim... My friends and me want java tutorial for advanced...
all in one java thnx
34:55 Word(s) Of the Day: Data Type
guys one question,
what's the difference by using a metod or a class ?
Inside a class, there are methods that you can call through the class name depending on the visibility modifier
14:02 You can use float x = 5.12345678 then after the number we place f the capital doesn't matter. For float the max numbers after the decimal point are 8 for double 15 like that 1.123456789012345 and you don't need to place anything after it that's why most of the people use double not float most of the times.
37:53 "hello" converted into numbers is "7(H)'4(E)'11.11(L.L)'14(O)" or only 0 1 "1(H)'0(E)'01.01(L.L)'00(O)" !!!
I'm just converting every letter from the word into number, based on the alphabet, every letter is a number from 0-25, becasuse computers always start with zero.
So "hello" convertedinto numbers is "74111114" or 0-1 "10111110" !
This is perfect, was just about to buy one on udemy
Thanks
No problem!
I want a video on how to control a computer from other computer with python.
Yes
great