Java Programming Tutorial 5 - Input and Output

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[pinguin]

I used what I learned in this video to make a small application that asks for your name, surname, favourite number, location and mood in order to create a small social media account with a username, bio and location. I've only been learning java for 3 days now and this tutorial series has been my only resource. Thank you for making this series. I know that this comment a tiny bit outdated but I felt obliged to share my positive experience.

[jimrakel]

Best comprehensive Java tutorial I have seen in 4 years! I have understood more in the past 5 videos about java than I ever had before and I am looking forward to finally doing a deep dive in Java!!!

[christalwillett]

These videos are saving my grades in college. Very helpful material! Thank you Caleb!

[dwightwhite]

"Dog, my name is Caleb" lol

[miguelzorrilla]

I really enjoyed this video. I know there are some things that are tough to explain because every new "feature" you talk about is not self-explanatory, but this video clarified very prominent things.

Thanks Caleb!

[joshkny]

Caleb. My man. Love the way you present the material. Struggled with Java since first language was Python, thank you for clearing things up. Thanks to you, I know Java and I understand Python more.

[JohnDoe-umgt]

"So obviously, typing all these extra words is gonna kill us . . ."
Great video(s), this video was a really good introduction to input and output as compared to most others. Though I am a bit late in the timing of this comment (relative to the publish date of this video.)

[lukebutler]

Still amazing after 5 years. Thanks Caleb hope ur still well

[MotiviqueStudio]

OMFG Thank you for doing that. I've been pulling my hair out trying to get "console" to work and finally accepted there must be an actual way to get input that didn't have to do with an io console. Using VSCode for the first time, and just getting it up and running felt like an accomplishment, just to realize that the first, simplest "What is your name?" code would literally never run in it. YEESH.

[carolinezeiler]

You're a saviour. I know current times are tough for you but thank you thank you thank you for this lecture series. You have so much potential, times WILL get better for you. 🙋‍♀️ from Europe.

[macadonards]

Caleb "heh" Curry. Love this channel man, these tutorials have really helped!

[Skyefirecat]

Such a sweet feeling when it prints in the Command Prompt :D

[samarthscubingcorner]

thanks u make programming look so easy

[TheDMTLover]

Sysout shortcut is the same on Windows. Thx for your time. You rock.

[maxmiller]

This guy did a way better job when I was learning java the first time. Great job!! you should teach at any University in America

[sanjitrao]

I'm noticing the views on this youtube series slowly dwindle as the series progresses lmao

[dajlfdkl]

you are a great teacher. thanks for the content.

[paulshamakamba]

Awesome Caleb! I just completed my first dynamic

[sheifalysuri]

Thanks for sharing the videos! They are really very helpful and not too long, which is good and kept me awake until the end. The only thing I would like to know if you have any videos for BDD using Java concepts from these videos. I am an Automation Tester and need to learn about writing BDD scenarios and code. Would really appreciate if you can have something in that area as well. Thanks again!

[hyperxplays]

I'm Really Enjoying This Series So Much Thank YOU SO MUCH CALEB!