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What I love about his videos is, he makes engaging scenarios to understand new formats. He doesn’t just teach it straight up, but he incorporates fun ways to do it. I don’t get bored
Hi Alex. I just wanna let you know, you are the person who makes me love programming. I just persued my CIS degree with networking concentration, but ever since I discovered you it became a part of life to watch your videos every day. Keep up the good work.....
@@alexlorenlee brother is there any way they you can make video to differentiate between Core Java and Advanced Java. If you had already uploaded that video let me have a link of your video.i want you to discuss what are the topics needs to be covered in core and Advanced Java. Thanks mate
Ive had no experience programming, just a little from school...so I've been going through this playlist but decided to look a little far ahead to see what I'll learn in the future. From what I knew I thought array lists would be hard and scary to learn...but you made it so easy! I'm actually excited to get to learn more about array lists now! Thank you Alex!
Your videos are so helpful. I tried many different videos and websites before I found your tutorials and all the aforementioned material moved a little too fast for me and didn't explain it in a comprehensible way (at least for me). You explain things in a crystal clear way. It's very helpful for me that when you're teaching something you draw the lines from what it is to how it's used practically. I am so appreciative of you, your positivity, and these videos. I actually have fun learning to code and I always look forward to what the next video holds. Thank you so much!
I really wish CS teachers where this enthusiastic and fun about teaching arrays. I love the creativity with zombies to get the idea of an Array across.
Thank you for the help with arrays. My professors couldn't help me understand this at all. I learned it from you in under 10 minutes. Your perspective of learning from examples instead of trying to understand every little thing is brilliant. I program in C# for Unity Games, but need to learn Java for school. Your videos have helped me so much thank you. Definetley subscriber worthy.
This was such an easy concept and way to learn, I don't understand why my professors can't just explain it in such a simple way like this. I really do believe they want to make us feel dumb lol.
For all people curious how to print out all the values from the array at once without multiple printlines. you can do it with a simple for loop: String sigma[] = {"Skibidi","Gooner","Ohio","Rizz"}; for (int i=0;i
Just wanted to say thanks for your tutorials! Just starting to learn Java and this was the most fun one yet! I used a few if/else statements and a for loop to make this into a game where you choose your weapon, then a zombie range is chose at random and if you chose the right weapon you get a kill. After three zombies it gives you stats on how many kills you got. Hahah nearly impossible to get all three right but it was fun to actually code something resembling a game and everything worked! Thanks for delivering content that is not only easy to understand but also straight up enjoyable (def loved the pokemon party one too lol)!
I have been reading my textbook and been SO confused on how arrays work. The way you explained this made so much sense! Thank you for making these videos.
OMG I am so thank full for all that you teach us, I don't comment under videos much but I had no options for your channel but to comment because how thank full I am. with all honesty I don't know what i would be doing most of the time coding without your clear and understanding videos. again Thank You!!!!!
So grateful to have a programming RUclipsr like you that is so relatable! I also loved playing COD growing up haha, my favorite gun was probably in MW3 with the akimbo FMg9s (I might get some hate for that lol)
Thank you sooo much, im learning how to program, today is my first day in the online course and first thing they teach you is arrays. I thought i understood it. but seeing you use it like this helped me alot more!
Why cant all my teachers be like this gentleman just explain it more simply and make it interesting to listen its cool that he uses video game scenarios since most of us enjoy it making it so nice even just to watch what he's doing
I love how you actually teach thing, as you teach it for a 5th grade kid, It's so hard to achieve this great level of tutoring, becuase once you can explain something to a kid, then it's totally understandable for adults, and the way you created the program as "zombie killers" then this tutorial will stick in my head, just because I know that you used a zombie killer progrm that saved your life and you used shotgun, assault rifle, and sniper, because there was 3 types of them, even though array's are simple, you made that much simpler!
That is was the best way arrays have ever been explained to me! I love how you actually state how they are used in real life, and use them in a way that is actually used in real life!
I love these videos, next week im going to learn arrays and for loops in class and i watched your videos and fully understood it it is really nice thank you :D
Thanks for doing these tutorials , there are very little Java tutorials out there, and you really take your time and explain everything better than those lame PHD's that taught me C++... Keep up the good work!!!
Hey Alex..i get scared when i think about java programming but when i watch your videos i love to learn java.. you teach us in interesting way.. keep doing good work
Alex Lee this is the first tutorial video you have made that I have watched and I have to say that you are great. Thanks a lot, you should have been a teacher or Computer Science lecturer.
package array; public class arrays { int[] i; public static void main(String[] args) { arrays j = new arrays(); j.i[0] = 10; j.i[1] = 20; j.i[2] = 30; int[] k = {10, 20, 30}; System.out.println(k[0] + j.i[0]); } } this program is not working not sure..why..but there is no error in IDE..i tried to instantiate an object from a class called arrays..could you please check this..?
Trying to learn Java and THIS is REALLY helping me. The way you explain is really clear and most of all - I don't get headaches! :) Thank you soo much for sharing your knowledge!!
Why there no is you ask? Well the English hasn't thought you well it seems. Talking like a green dwarf you do. In college learning the grammar and spelling you do. Not a problem for someone with auto correction that should be.
Great way of teaching programming when you have included a storytelling method! This is definitely an improvement to your already great programming videos!
Man first of all your method of teaching is awesome , I appreciate this man keep on giving tutorials,I would like to see a tutorial on the bubble sort.
Thank a lot Mr. Alex Lee, your lessons and lectures taught me a lot. Btw I'm a first year college and your videos is so great, please create more videos about Java please,
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What I love about his videos is, he makes engaging scenarios to understand new formats. He doesn’t just teach it straight up, but he incorporates fun ways to do it. I don’t get bored
Most of the video's are so dry
His videos are still saving lives today
Literally
To this day
Always
ong
Facts
Hi Alex.
I just wanna let you know, you are the person who makes me love programming. I just persued my CIS degree with networking concentration, but ever since I discovered you it became a part of life to watch your videos every day. Keep up the good work.....
Thank you and good luck :)
@@alexlorenlee brother is there any way they you can make video to differentiate between Core Java and Advanced Java. If you had already uploaded that video let me have a link of your video.i want you to discuss what are the topics needs to be covered in core and Advanced Java.
Thanks mate
"There are three long-range zombies right outside my door" haha, I love this guy
bro i learnt more from this video than my entire semester at uni. Thank you
I learned more in this video than in my 3 hours lecture 😂 you are the best!!! 🥰
It’s true. For me is the same. 👏🏻 thanks Alex
Ive had no experience programming, just a little from school...so I've been going through this playlist but decided to look a little far ahead to see what I'll learn in the future. From what I knew I thought array lists would be hard and scary to learn...but you made it so easy! I'm actually excited to get to learn more about array lists now! Thank you Alex!
Your videos are so helpful. I tried many different videos and websites before I found your tutorials and all the aforementioned material moved a little too fast for me and didn't explain it in a comprehensible way (at least for me). You explain things in a crystal clear way. It's very helpful for me that when you're teaching something you draw the lines from what it is to how it's used practically.
I am so appreciative of you, your positivity, and these videos. I actually have fun learning to code and I always look forward to what the next video holds. Thank you so much!
I bought bunch of Udemy lessons and spend hours and hours. but your 2 10 min videos cover all the hours. Kudos Alex!
I really wish CS teachers where this enthusiastic and fun about teaching arrays. I love the creativity with zombies to get the idea of an Array across.
Awesome! The cool thing about youtube is that you can learn and have fun in coding at the same time rather than studying from school.
Thank you for the help with arrays. My professors couldn't help me understand this at all. I learned it from you in under 10 minutes. Your perspective of learning from examples instead of trying to understand every little thing is brilliant. I program in C# for Unity Games, but need to learn Java for school. Your videos have helped me so much thank you. Definetley subscriber worthy.
The protagonist must have raided the Area 51 armory and gotten all of the weapons from there.
This was such an easy concept and way to learn, I don't understand why my professors can't just explain it in such a simple way like this. I really do believe they want to make us feel dumb lol.
u bet
Alex you sir are a HERO, you make it way easier to understand coding as i already know youre a gamer like me
unique way of teaching...... luv the way u explain.........gud job keep it up
I like the examples you give. Can you do more on ArrayList and other types of ArrayList with loops?? Awesome stuff Alex!
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bro this was so useful, i wish you were my professor. you make learning java fun, thank you
Your videos will be the reason for my acedemic comeback
Why? Why? Why? How? How? Is this so helpful. Salute. I am just starting to learn out of syllabus and you saved the day. Member of your Discord server.
I love u haha u saved my day 😭❤️ tomorrow is my finals in programming and gladly RUclips recommend u to me. New subscriber 😅
This is awesome. I recommend when the zombies show up outside your door, change the music to something intense :)
My AP test is real soon, and I actually felt like I learned more about this than the program my teacher had us do.
Your videos still saving lives todate!!
For all people curious how to print out all the values from the array at once without multiple printlines. you can do it with a simple for loop:
String sigma[] = {"Skibidi","Gooner","Ohio","Rizz"};
for (int i=0;i
Just wanted to say thanks for your tutorials! Just starting to learn Java and this was the most fun one yet! I used a few if/else statements and a for loop to make this into a game where you choose your weapon, then a zombie range is chose at random and if you chose the right weapon you get a kill. After three zombies it gives you stats on how many kills you got. Hahah nearly impossible to get all three right but it was fun to actually code something resembling a game and everything worked!
Thanks for delivering content that is not only easy to understand but also straight up enjoyable (def loved the pokemon party one too lol)!
I have been reading my textbook and been SO confused on how arrays work. The way you explained this made so much sense! Thank you for making these videos.
You should be proud of yourself. Your teaching style is amazing
My programming course changed tutor and the new one sucks, so after my lectures I go and watch your videos on the same stuff. Really helps!!
OMG I am so thank full for all that you teach us, I don't comment under videos much but I had no options for your channel but to comment because how thank full I am. with all honesty I don't know what i would be doing most of the time coding without your clear and understanding videos. again Thank You!!!!!
So grateful to have a programming RUclipsr like you that is so relatable! I also loved playing COD growing up haha, my favorite gun was probably in MW3 with the akimbo FMg9s (I might get some hate for that lol)
Thank you sooo much, im learning how to program, today is my first day in the online course and first thing they teach you is arrays. I thought i understood it. but seeing you use it like this helped me alot more!
Alex you are a life saver bro, for real.... Heavily appreciate this
Dude your literally help me is my programs i learn a lot here rather than in my class please make more sir and God Bless!
Thanks!
Thanks so much, I'm glad I could help you!!
Why cant all my teachers be like this gentleman just explain it more simply and make it interesting to listen its cool that he uses video game scenarios since most of us enjoy it making it so nice even just to watch what he's doing
I love how you actually teach thing, as you teach it for a 5th grade kid, It's so hard to achieve this great level of tutoring, becuase once you can explain something to a kid, then it's totally understandable for adults, and the way you created the program as "zombie killers" then this tutorial will stick in my head, just because I know that you used a zombie killer progrm that saved your life and you used shotgun, assault rifle, and sniper, because there was 3 types of them, even though array's are simple, you made that much simpler!
thanks for explaining things so simply. i've learned so much from you. and this is the first time i really understood arrays
Thank you, this was very helpful!
I am currently taking a Java course and you are heaven sent! Thank you!
That is was the best way arrays have ever been explained to me! I love how you actually state how they are used in real life, and use them in a way that is actually used in real life!
Just started to learn Java couple of months ago and you Alex helped me a lot ! big thank you 🙏
thank u! I’m trying to do an advance review for our array lesson and this lecture is very helpful.
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!! i've been struggling with arrays for so long, this made it so clear for me. also super fun to follow along
the fact that he uses real life examples helps with learning soo much. Big shout out to Alex Lee what great content
I love these videos, next week im going to learn arrays and for loops in class and i watched your videos and fully understood it it is really nice thank you :D
Thanks for doing these tutorials , there are very little Java tutorials out there, and you really take your time and explain everything better than those lame PHD's that taught me C++... Keep up the good work!!!
Thank youuuu, thank youu, thank youu. I can't express how much I'm thankful for these videos.😍
Thanks u help me alot i understand u more than anybody..btw I'm software engineering student
I love these videos. These are literally lifesavers. Thanks buddy!
Love tutorials like these that show how its used in an gaming industry thank you for explaining it in such a way love it
Wow! you just saved my first semester.really thanks for this video
I like your Java videos, pls don’t stop making Java videos
Thanks for helping me study for my midterm!! 🙌
Man this was incredibly helpful, you're the goat.
i love your energy and your tutorial videos !!!
Hey Alex..i get scared when i think about java programming but when i watch your videos i love to learn java.. you teach us in interesting way.. keep doing good work
Alex Lee this is the first tutorial video you have made that I have watched and I have to say that you are great. Thanks a lot, you should have been a teacher or Computer Science lecturer.
Literally the best Java tutorials ever!
i understand this ALOT better now ! you were a great help bro thank you !
Thank you! You helped me finish the last requirement on my project and you made it so easy and fun to learn :D
Okay that was heat! I've never understood arrays so quickly.
That zombie case study was really fun and creative
Your videos are helping me with my programming class than my prof ever has, and I thank you for making these videos!
I love this. Super useful and fun.
I learn more than what I have been study for two week in class
You teach so much more better than my teacher thank you bro 🐐
Beautifully explained for a newbie (myself ) . Thank you Alex.
The example are so great to learn also the story about those samples. so cute! I learned a lot from this video. :)
I really appreciate the info you're putting out here, you've helped me many times with my class. Thank you bro
Hey Alex,,thanks for uploading all these videos..your videos bend me towards coding and started my coding career...🙏🙏
package array;
public class arrays {
int[] i;
public static void main(String[] args) {
arrays j = new arrays();
j.i[0] = 10;
j.i[1] = 20;
j.i[2] = 30;
int[] k = {10, 20, 30};
System.out.println(k[0] + j.i[0]);
}
}
this program is not working not sure..why..but there is no error in IDE..i tried to instantiate an object from a class called arrays..could you please check this..?
Trying to learn Java and THIS is REALLY helping me. The way you explain is really clear and most of all - I don't get headaches! :) Thank you soo much for sharing your knowledge!!
No problem :)
I'm new to Java and your videos are very insightful.
Dude your tutorials are really great ⚒ I also love your net beans tutorials and I would love to see more of net beans tutorials ❤️
hey alex i paid a course for this and you taught me for free and in a much better way
thank you so much for this video dude you are a genius
Amazing quality! You just got a new sub :)
actually this video 100x more easier to learn about array than my lecture note.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! The laid-back approach really helped me understand Arrays and get the basics down!
you deserve way more subs man!
Love your energy and thank you for making all your videos super fun to watch and very helpful!
I was felling in love with your explanation ))
idk y but i love his smile, no homo XD
Im having a hard time in programming during online class, thank you sir this really help me...
why there is no one teaching like in the collage
Why there no is you ask? Well the English hasn't thought you well it seems. Talking like a green dwarf you do. In college learning the grammar and spelling you do. Not a problem for someone with auto correction that should be.
@@7own878 You know that all they did was put two words in the wrong order? You can just shut up.
@@7own878 You must feel real proud of yourself, huh buddy.
@@7own878 you're very close minded
Speed running getting hated lol. What is so hard about writing: "Why is there no one teaching like this in college?" ?
Great way of teaching programming when you have included a storytelling method! This is definitely an improvement to your already great programming videos!
Your videos are so helpful and how you explain everything is so relatable its easy for me to understand.
it's 2022 happy new year alex
you're a great teacher
I enjoyed a lot while watching this video. Thank you so much Alex
Learned more about arrays in this 10 minute video than my last semester of college
This video helped me better understand arrays!! Thank you!!!
Man first of all your method of teaching is awesome , I appreciate this man keep on giving tutorials,I would like to see a tutorial on the bubble sort.
i love your keyboard it's so classic
This was very helpful...really enjoyed the tutorials
Thank a lot Mr. Alex Lee, your lessons and lectures taught me a lot. Btw I'm a first year college and your videos is so great, please create more videos about Java please,
your examples really help me understand the lesson. Thank you so much!!
you have officially helped people in india as well man you are awesome.
Amazing! This dude really helps me with Java and CS.
Thank you so much❤️ you are making Java much easier
100 percent subscribed. You are awesome man