Constructors in Java

Java Programming: Constructors in Java Programming
Topics Discussed:
1) Constructors in Java.
2) Default constructor in Java.
3) Overloading constructors in Java.
4) Constructor program in Java.

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[TariqHussainT_h_baloch]

Please make video on Data Structures video using java

[ogochukwuaa]

@Neso Academy very very helpful and detailed. Thank you.

[inlpclz]

Sir, thank you for the videos! Could you please provide other examples without using Points?

[LeiMa]

I'm so sad, at this time, It's so hard for me to explain this lesson with my students because your example sir is complicated. But I will try my best to digest your explanation 😅

[chaitanyakrishnagonugundla]

please upload videos on Data Structure using c language

[tenacious]

Please answer my question
Why constructor in Java doesn't have any return type ?
PS: Tomorrow is my java exam

[suryaratnamkankipati]

Sir can you please teach python through uploading videos like this.

[kryptedcode]

Why is this not a part of java playlist?

[nhluvukocomfort]

Can someone help me with the code for this problem:

You need to write a C program that accepts a string and encrypts it according to a simple algorithm.

The encryption algorithm works as follows:
For each word in the input string, you need to take the first letter of the word, place it at the end of the word and then add the two letters 'ay'. For example, the word "hello" would be encrypted as "ellohay". You need to repeat this for each word in the input string.

As an extended goal, capitals and punctuation need to be preserved. That is, words that initially started with a capital letter need to start with a capital letter in the output string, and punctuation needs to remain in the same place in the output string. For example, the string "Hello, world!" would be encrypted as "Ellohay, orldway!". Only 20% of the test examples will include capital letters and punctuation. Therefore, you can get up to 80% by not including these requirements.

You may not use any external libraries to assist you with this question (i.e. it must compile and run within the Moodle environment).

Example input (without capitals and punctuation):
hello

Example output:
ellohay
In this case, the output "ellohay" is created by moving the first letter of the word "hello" to the end to obtain "elloh" and then the sequence "ay" is appended to obtain "ellohay".

Example input (with capitals and punctuation):
Hello, world!

Example output:
Ellohay, orldway!
In this case, the output "Ellohay, orldway!" is created by encrypting the word "hello" as before, but since "Hello" started with a capital letter, "Ellohay" must start with a capital letter. "world" is encrypted as "orldway" and the ", " and "!" keep the same places as before in the sentence

[wesley_makes]

Is this video not apart of the Java Programming playlist?

[akdattakiran]

Nice explanation 👍👍
But why do i get this feeling that, its afake accent...🤷🏾‍♂️