Java for Beginners 23 - Java Collections

[Philipp-ympc]

This is just the clear overview that I needed, thank you!

[aashutoshtaikar]

I like your tutorials, they are very different than the other tutorials who just teach but don't follow Software Engineering / Software Design principles. Thank you very much.

[jvsnyc]

There's numerous pretty good tutorials on Java Collections Framework. This is better than most. At 9:08 you misspell HashMap as Hashmap. You were that exciting I paid attention that much. Also, your English is quite Excellent, much better than I can do in any of the other languages I am familiar with. Angle, however, is very importantly pronounced with a Hard G, like Great Gobs of Green Gorilla Glue Grew thru Gaps. Or Bang, hang, rang. Angel, which describes a heavenly being that may or may not exist, uses the softer G sound like Generic, Geriatric, General, and strangely, Java, junk and jerk. English is terribly in need of spelling reform, and horribly inconsistent, but this one word, often used with brackets, is so important it is good to special-case remember it for clarity. Since I was a teenager I have often been the only native English speaker working on project teams, so the impulse to mention it is overwhelming.

[tugrulbayrak]

Hi! Thanks for the tutorials. You teach the software engineering not just development. That's great for us.

[gunnarrudovics]

Thank you for your time. Great introduction!

[paololucchesi]

Good video, the thing I like of it is that you don't explain Java Collections in a way that is too formal, hence you supply the right informations to let people try this library and nothing more. Collections are often explained in a mechanical way, and teachers try to present their interface as just a bunch of methods: this way, beginners aren't able to start trying them in simple programs. Good job, done the right way.

[jeronimoezquer]

"It's going to be a bumpy ride. I promise." lol

[missjude]

great video but are you aware that your website needs a certificate