Stack Java Tutorial #65

This stack java tutorial will help you use a stack in your java programs! ✅Hopefully, what I've taught you will help you use stacks in java.

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This stack java code can be tricky at first... But SURELY you'll get it :) If you followed along, congrats! You learned-by-doing!

I hope you enjoyed this stack java tutorial! I like to have a nice mix of tutorials and actual projects for you all :)

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Alex Lee

[tundeolokun]

You are literally better than my professors at university. Plates be damned.

[RixCanDoit]

Hey Alex. Yes, the video game visual was fine. I probably would have gone with the cafeteria plates visual, where every time you take a plate the stack moves up so the next plate can be taken, etc. When you put the washed plates back, it pushes down the existing plates. That's how it was explained to us back in the 70's.

On another note, sharing 'why' you would care about stacks would be useful. I imagine one might use stacks (FILO) for such things as reversing things you did in your app, like the UNDO menu item we often see in programs.

Out of curiosity, what do you use Java for? Program any Windows programs? I'd sure like to see more videos on how to create programs for the Windows OS that NOT console apps, but GUI programs. Don't see many tutorials on that. Everything is mostly teaching in the console. Who wants to run console programs on Windows?

Thanks for a wonderful and informative video. Keep up the good work and get this channel to grow!

[MafazaSPutra]

Best java tutorial on youtube so far. can't wait to see the GUI tutorial ...


hope your channel grows soon!
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[Cablur]

The way you teach is so awesome and feels just right. You not only tell people the theoretical terms and how stuff works, but you give us real-life examples, stuff we can literally grab on. This makes learning so much easier and fun.
Thank you!

[theFraggedNoobian]

Awesome video, just went through HashMap Stacks and Queues from you and it was so easy to understand with the examples. Coding at the same time with you makes me remember them. Keep it up!

[abdulazizhaqparast]

I would be honest, the way you explain coding with real life examples, it is fabulous.

[notyourangel]

This is great and the real world visuals really keep things clear

[michaellabeltran]

Hi alex! I'm a computer science student and watched different videos related to java, but you make Java easier for me! <3 more power to you!

[vishy]

The video game example for stacking was excellent. You are a fantastic tutor Alex!

[ayabonganomvalo]

Wooow all of your videos are explained clearly and understandable thanks man🤟

[TheBsoncarty]

I love your videos! I was doing LeetCode and came across a solution that used Stack, which I had never heard of. Thanks to you I feel like I have a basic understanding now. Thanks dude!

[SnowMan]

Awesome video! The video games is a great analogy for showing the functionality

[PrathameshMawlankar]

That's a very clean explanation tutorial for java stacks. The way you explained was neat and easy. Great man.

[anujchaturvedi]

When do you use the method add() and when do you use push()?

[sulbhagirwalkar]

best java tutorials, very well explained

[mohittyagi]

congrats m8 for you new office space.. wish you best of luck for your future endeavors

[NamNguyen-irgt]

Thank Alex a lot for helping me learning java in easiest i have ever watched

[geraldephraim]

Excellent video explaining Stacks! Never understood what it meant till after watching this video. Thanks loads!

[Evilshrimp]

I just wanted to let you know that even after uploading this video 6 months ago. You are still teaching people. Thank you so much. Yes, the video game stack did help out a lot.

[nevernthirbeni]

awesome tutorial, you make it really simple.