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Absolute hero. Since discovering this channel a couple weeks ago, I no longer waste time listening to my Intermediate Java prof's online "lectures," and just note which Alex Lee videos I need to look up. He should make a Patreon for people who can't quite afford the full course, but want to chip in for all the help he shares on RUclips!
that moment when you name your program or even your methods/variables something funny and then have to think about what it was supposed to do.. so yeah exceptional :D
Usually if I see the dreaded red text, I get frustrated. Your video reminded me to just read what the program is saying, and I can figure it out. Love your videos!!! Thank you :)
Thanks Alex, I am in my third semester for my programming degree and I dont have the best professors. Your videos really help clear up alot of the things we miss in the classroom.
Once again, well done. Incredibly grateful that you take the time to actually explain things at more than just a surface level. Though many things don't require more than simply the knowledge that "This does this", it definitely helps some of us to grasp the concept when we can understand the theory.
Alex whenever I watched your videos to learn stuff, at the very start of the videos I always got a boast of motivation from your. Which keeps me away from all negativity and helps me learn better. Thank you:)
Dear Friend I am an IT student and I am really facing the same problems at my university about getting the programming ideas and understanding them.I really appreciate your help, it was really useful to me and helped me a lot, so thank you and keep it up man!!!!
"You might have heard of the word exception and wanting to stop programming right there because teachers do a horrible job at explaining..." Oh boy, you got me right there. I cracked up laughing so bad at this because it IS SO TRUE!!!!
All objects within the Java exception class hierarchy extend from the Throwable superclass. Only instances of Throwable (or an inherited subclass) are indirectly thrown by the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), or can be directly thrown via a throw statement.
I'm a resent graduate of Full Sail University As a Game Designer . I am Currently Cross Training as A Software Developer . My Knowledge of C# Coding Has helped me pick Java Pretty Quick . Youre Videos Go into more Detail helping me to understand. what I am learning with Revature. Thank you for you video they have been a great help. over the course of this week
Nice videos. You did explained Exceptions very well, but it was also helpful if you could do a videos on how we should handle the Exceptions. So that we can still run the remaining of our codes, even after an Exception.Thank you
When you were talking about teachers doing a poor job at explaining exceptions, I immediately thought "wow, so relatable!" Then I saw your NC State shirt and now I understand why! Wolf pack!
Love your video, Alex. I'm college student too and sometimes the profs are so bad in explaining and honestly your videos are the BEST! I appreciate it dearly!
You are the best teacher in Java Your videos really help me in school .... but i can't find your video for throw and throws in Exception handling .....
Hi, Alex and everyone who reads this and may benefit from it. Even though it is good to use for explanation it is not good coding practice to ever catch IndexOutOfBoundsException (unchecked exception), because this is probably programmers mistake if something like this ever happens and it should be fixed (with simple if condition) instead of try-catch :) Same goes with deviding with zero etc.
I wish such kind of tutorials were available when I was in school some years ago - it just would have been so much easier. Kids today are lucky on this topic!
Hey Alex, please make a Video about the diffirence of EXCEPTIONS and ERROR And what are the under of it, and how to use Try-Catch to get rid of that exception and errors while running a program without being terminated, i would love to watch that, coz im having a trouble with Try-Catch and Throw Keywords Thank you
Great video thank you so much for posting this! I think there is a little mistake at @3:10 when you said Java can't turn the code into machine code. Java did turn the code into Java byte code(machine code) because you were able to compile the source code. That particular exceptions was thrown during runtime not compile time.
I think he’s just trying to explain it in an understandable way for beginners. Once you begin to grasp what an exception is in the first place, then it’ll be easier to start getting into compilation vs runtime errors. But to a beginner, it makes no difference. All they need to know at this point is that something went wrong.
Thank you man. Seriously appreciate all the quality content. You keep me motivated and grinding learning this content when it has been tough learning this new language. YOU ARE MY GO-TO FOR ALL OF MY JAVA BENDERS hahahah. Thanks :)
Thanks a lot Alex, and for the 3 dislikers would you tell us what's wrong with this tutorial, please consider a dislike must explained with a comment to help us to improve ourselves, thanks.
hey alex I got a question, so in prev video on arraylists you didn't use the "" part with arraylist but it still stored strings so why did you use this in this video, any specific reason?
Hello ALEX, i really really, appreciate you for your career in java indeed. I select you now onward as you are my best java programmer And i want you to do me two programmer coding How to create java coding of Inventor Management System and i need it next week if have got time please do it to me i will you another one tomorrow
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I teach computer science at a high school and refer my students to your videos all the time. You are truly "Exceptional". :)
@Steven, what you are doing as a teacher is great! It doesn't make you worth less, only on the contrary!
"exceptional" we see what you did there lol
Absolute hero. Since discovering this channel a couple weeks ago, I no longer waste time listening to my Intermediate Java prof's online "lectures," and just note which Alex Lee videos I need to look up.
He should make a Patreon for people who can't quite afford the full course, but want to chip in for all the help he shares on RUclips!
he does. Support him at www.patreon.com/alexlorenlee
Missed opportunity to call your program "Exceptional"
you will make a good engineer, my friend. Lmao
that moment when you name your program or even your methods/variables something funny and then have to think about what it was supposed to do.. so yeah exceptional :D
Alex, you are such a wonderful person. You are so honest. You did not learn these exceptions at college and trying to teach us. Great lesson.Thanks
Honestly, you are the best Java instructor ever. Thanks
It's good that there is an expert who understands a complete beginner and explains how a beginner can better understand ❤
Thank you. This is on my final exam coming up, yet I swear we didn't go over this in class at all.
Usually if I see the dreaded red text, I get frustrated. Your video reminded me to just read what the program is saying, and I can figure it out. Love your videos!!! Thank you :)
i really like how he always mention how teachers makes things hard for us sometimes, well you definitely made some things easy for me so thank you.
Thanks Alex, I am in my third semester for my programming degree and I dont have the best professors. Your videos really help clear up alot of the things we miss in the classroom.
Once again, well done. Incredibly grateful that you take the time to actually explain things at more than just a surface level. Though many things don't require more than simply the knowledge that "This does this", it definitely helps some of us to grasp the concept when we can understand the theory.
"I'll catch in the next video"
First you gotta *try* it, then maybe *finally* you can do it, haha
Thats right lol
what about continue doing it :thinking:
lmao
Alex whenever I watched your videos to learn stuff, at the very start of the videos I always got a boast of motivation from your. Which keeps me away from all negativity and helps me learn better. Thank you:)
Dear Friend I am an IT student and I am really facing the same problems at my university about getting the programming ideas and understanding them.I really appreciate your help, it was really useful to me and helped me a lot, so thank you and keep it up man!!!!
"You might have heard of the word exception and wanting to stop programming right there because teachers do a horrible job at explaining..."
Oh boy, you got me right there. I cracked up laughing so bad at this because it IS SO TRUE!!!!
I love how your videos are so short yet full of good information. Thank you so much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
OMG BROOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!! TEACHERS ARE SO BAD AT TEACHING THIS IM SO HAPPY I FOUND THIS!! I'M CRYING IN JOY RIGHT NOW MAN!! THIS IS GREAT
I have an interview on wednesday and I can say that this viideo helped alot. Thank you Alex and continue making this kind of videos.
You are better instructor than any professor I've ever had, thanks for the videos.
All objects within the Java exception class hierarchy extend from the Throwable superclass. Only instances of Throwable (or an inherited subclass) are indirectly thrown by the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), or can be directly thrown via a throw statement.
Thank you. You are the one who taught me how to read and find exception .. thanks alot
I'm a resent graduate of Full Sail University As a Game Designer . I am Currently Cross Training as A Software Developer . My Knowledge of C# Coding Has helped me pick Java Pretty Quick . Youre Videos Go into more Detail helping me to understand. what I am learning with Revature. Thank you for you video they have been a great help. over the course of this week
They never thought us too. All these exceptions and error handling portions were left in the air to be explored by us. That sucks.
Nice videos. You did explained Exceptions very well, but it was also helpful if you could do a videos on how we should handle the Exceptions. So that we can still run the remaining of our codes, even after an Exception.Thank you
When you were talking about teachers doing a poor job at explaining exceptions, I immediately thought "wow, so relatable!" Then I saw your NC State shirt and now I understand why! Wolf pack!
Alex lee is my semester savior!! We love you brooo!
Love your video, Alex. I'm college student too and sometimes the profs are so bad in explaining and honestly your videos are the BEST! I appreciate it dearly!
Would be much appreciated if you made a video about checked and unchecked exceptions
Thanks again. It's really helpful to all students like me who are amateur/beginner
Hey Alex, I am a German Student and I have to say, you are able to explain much better than my prof. in my nativ language ;D
Thanks Alex.. You make java appear so easy... You are a saviour man.. 😊😌
You are the best teacher in Java Your videos really help me in school .... but i can't find your video for throw and throws in Exception handling .....
Thank you for posting these kind of videos ❤️
Hi, Alex and everyone who reads this and may benefit from it. Even though it is good to use for explanation it is not good coding practice to ever catch IndexOutOfBoundsException (unchecked exception), because this is probably programmers mistake if something like this ever happens and it should be fixed (with simple if condition) instead of try-catch :) Same goes with deviding with zero etc.
Bro you have to be one of the best explainers on yt
Hey Alex just want you to know your teaching help me understand java very well and easy :)
i love this guy. he has a degree and a personality.
Please explain deeper in the future, looking for more of your videos
hay Alex I always come here to get a quick refresher ....thanks man !!!
Thank you for making java simple.❤🙏.. Im still binging on your videos..
thank you so much!! I learn java basic from your tutorial. it helps me a lot.
I wish such kind of tutorials were available when I was in school some years ago - it just would have been so much easier. Kids today are lucky on this topic!
You diserve 1m subscribers🙏
Thankyou so much for all the amazing videos you make. They make java easier
Thanks it was really helpful.
Can you please make a video on how dynamic binding and polymorphism is demonstrated in the code?
This is much more friendly than error in c++
Can you please make a video about enums? Great vids btw!
Yeah!
Would have been nice to have a thing or two about exception handling. This video is more about how to read exceptions...
Bro, the way you explain things is awesome so i am here all the time.🙂
Ending music: Kazura - My way
Hi, Alex, Your video Helps me a lot with reviewing java basic. Thank you, I wish you could update more java intermediate level tutorial!
I liked your videos so i subscribed :) Can you tell me which video editor you use ? How do you manage to bring that notification bar at bottom ?
Good explanation and how to debug the exception
Clear explanation useful video thank you @Alex
Hey Alex, please make a Video about the diffirence of EXCEPTIONS and ERROR
And what are the under of it, and how to use Try-Catch to get rid of that exception and errors while running a program without being terminated, i would love to watch that, coz im having a trouble with Try-Catch and Throw Keywords
Thank you
Great video thank you so much for posting this! I think there is a little mistake at @3:10 when you said Java can't turn the code into machine code. Java did turn the code into Java byte code(machine code) because you were able to compile the source code. That particular exceptions was thrown during runtime not compile time.
I think he’s just trying to explain it in an understandable way for beginners. Once you begin to grasp what an exception is in the first place, then it’ll be easier to start getting into compilation vs runtime errors. But to a beginner, it makes no difference. All they need to know at this point is that something went wrong.
can you make videos on -
immutable class
Custom exception
Singleton class
Comparable and comparator
Can you please make a video about sorting. Your explanations are the only ones I understand.
Thank you man. Seriously appreciate all the quality content. You keep me motivated and grinding learning this content when it has been tough learning this new language. YOU ARE MY GO-TO FOR ALL OF MY JAVA BENDERS hahahah.
Thanks :)
Thanks a lot Alex, and for the 3 dislikers would you tell us what's wrong with this tutorial, please consider a dislike must explained with a comment to help us to improve ourselves, thanks.
As. ALWAYS short vids and super beneficial
Omg what a explanation superb
I love your keyboard, where can i buy one?
Please make video with nested exception
Great video! Got anything on User-Defined Exceptions?
Good Job!
Alex, you are the best teacher. Thank you so much!
you're amazing
keep it up man
thanks
I love your keyboard, I wanna buy-it too, you mind sharing where you bought it from. Thanks
Maybe a little late lol, but its at the bottom of his video descriptions. It's got a hefty price tag
hey alex I got a question, so in prev video on arraylists you didn't use the "" part with arraylist but it still stored strings so why did you use this in this video, any specific reason?
thank you for explaining this so well :)
THANK UU SO MUCHH IT HELPS ME A LOTT
Thank you!
Absolutely 100% wonderful video but dang I need that old looking keyboard XD
Thank you so much!
Thank you
Great work!!
You are good! Thank you!
can you explain the difference between Exception and RuntimeException
Most replayed moment: 5:53 xD Nobody came here to learn exceptions :P Jk. Alex is a brilliant teacher !
Very well explained!
Hey Alex! You are the best man, keep going. This is the best channel out there, honestly!!! God Bless You!!!
Where did you get your CS degree? I mean in my programming class, we took 3 weeks of exceptions in the first year.
So why are you here then? LOL..
if im learning Java on my own, what sources (books, free coding sites) would you recommed?
Where did you get your mechanical keyboard laptop extension from?
amazing vid ! thx
Perfectly Explained, thanks. What's the tittle of the song playing in the background, at the end of the video? I love it.
where can I get that beautiful keyboard of yours?
Please make throw and throws keywords examplesplease, thankyouu.
You are my Hero, thank you!
Thank you)
Great! thx!
were you gotten your computer science degree in Ethiopia?
Hey which platform are you coding on ? I code on Eclipse and I absolutely hate it
why do you use that keyboard instead of using the mac keyboard
Brother plz teach us what is user defined exception with program help my assignment....
Great tutorials!!!
Hello ALEX, i really really, appreciate you for your career in java indeed.
I select you now onward as you are my best java programmer
And i want you to do me two programmer coding
How to create java coding of Inventor Management System
and i need it next week if have got time please do it to me
i will you another one tomorrow
You deserve everything you achieve from making videos.