Java Tutorial For Beginners 23 - Public, Private, Protected and this (Java Access Modifiers)

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[RemusIPRUNA]

Hi's a foreing student, i think from Asia, who lives in germany who speaks english!
You my friend have some big "cojones" and a hat tip from me.
Keep up the good work!

[clysen]

For those who are confused. Access modifiers define who has an access to methods. If you want to know who has an access see the table he has made.

[maestroroshi]

4:30 for a moment i thought my new headphones were broken

[mylesy]

You should change your fire alarm system

[harshwed]

Hi Sir, Please if you can reload this video with voice again. Voice is missing after 4:20. Though I was able to complete this video with captions

[lynnz]

Even though you have some accent, I really appreciate your great explaination. It makes java easier to learn.

[jayhalani]

Facing Sound Problems in Right ear, please solve this.

[schrodingerscat]

thank you, your videos are the best. you have an eye for aesthetics and understand how to educate efficiently

[christophfischer]

the whole explanation with this.x is why you should always try to give your local variables different names than your class/instance variables

example:

public static void setName (nameParameter){
this.name = nameParameter;
}

this will increase readability of your code and reduce confuzzlement.

[pierrebastien]

Very fine course, but fix the sound problems, please.

[bilalahmadtanzoo]

I like these tutorials very helpful for me. Thanks for doing such a good work.

[justanaverageguy]

Lol I was thinking to buy new headphone for a moment😂

[aptlo]

thank you for this tutorial but in this  video sound is missing from minute 4:48

[GrumpyPants.]

you should change the batteries in your Smoke Detector! It could lead do bad things if you dont.

[aeon_zen]

for all of those who are facing sound issues, set the speed at 2x. Cheers

[rtwist]

Everything was going on great untill you reached this.name
Now I have to go through another tutorial to clear the Access modifier concept.
Apart from this plenty useful tutorials :)
Also I know this was done 7 years ago but the mic clicking is

[sanidhyadesai]

The explanation was pretty good.. Thank you!

[MohammedAdain]

Is JAVA case sensitive? If yes then the member variable name stats with the lower case and when we use the getters and setters, we write it as getName, where we start the variable name with the upper case N.

[georgekrax]

Why mark is printed? It is supposed to be a private variable. And why the method is in public and not in private?

[saideepakvaddepally]

Superb explaination.. bu i have one doubt while accessing setters / getters we can see variable names where is the privacy for my variables..i didn't understand!!!