Java Full Course [NEW]

Java tutorial for beginners full course
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Java is one of the top five programming languages and here is here to stay. Java is used enterprise applications, backend services, websites, embedded controllers, and Android app development. Java is the mother of languages such as python, golang, javascript and many. This means that once you master Java the rest of languages will be easy to grasp.

Knowing how to use Java will give you so many job opportunities as it widely used today. So what are you waiting for?

Let's go

Happy Coding

► TIMESTAMPS

0:00 Intro
1:33 Just a Quick Message
2:38 JDK
6:44 Installing JDK
9:43 Just A Quick Word
10:39 IntelliJ IDEA
12:49 Configure IntelliJ IDEA
15:07 Your First Java App
19:40 Understanding Java Syntax
24:28 Compiling with Javac and Byte Code
29:27 Running Java programs from Terminal
33:15 Compile and Run with IntelliJ
34:49 Packages
38:48 Comments
42:19 Variables
45:25 Creating Variables
49:49 Primitive Data Types
57:22 Reference Data Types
1:02:38 Difference Between Primitives and Reference Types
1:10:43 Naming Variables
1:14:24 The String Class
1:22:19 Packages and Import Keyword
1:29:32 Reserved Keywords
1:31:42 Arithmetic Operations
1:37:17 The Math Class
1:42:44 Comparison Operators
1:47:26 Logical Operators
1:57:27 If Statements
2:02:59 Ternary Operator
2:06:29 Switch Statements
2:12:49 Arrays
2:23:15 Arrays and Indexes
2:27:20 ++ & --
2:31:14 Enhanced For Loop
2:34:51 Bonus Tip
2:37:53 Break and Continue
2:41:59 While Loop
2:44:51 Do While
2:49:04 Taking User Input
2:54:56 Methods
3:00:09 Understanding Methods
3:06:50 User Defined Methods
3:12:24 Classes and Objects
3:16:46 Creating Classes
3:20:47 Creating Objects
3:25:08 Printing Object Attributes
3:28:52 Passport Example
3:33:22 Thank you

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[timc]

Me: Wants To Code In Java
Amigoscode: I'm Abouta Start This Mans Whole Career

[imadsamad]

A lot of people see teaching programming languages as a business opportunity, which isn't wrong, but creates barriers to entry for those that don't have money to spend, I really respect this guy for providing this service for free and to a high standard Jzk Allah Khair may Allah grant you a lot of reward for doing this

[hoodoooperator.]

Just got to the end. Absolutely fantastic intro to all things programming, your explanation of Classes, objects and how they interact is the best I've ever seen or heard. Really well done and thanks for the effort!

[narinpratap]

Thank you so much for this course! I am in Grad School right now, and this videos has helped me immensely. If possible, please upload another video to explain the more advanced Java concepts. I can find free content from other YouTubers too, but your style is so clear and easy to follow that I would love to learn more from you. Again, thank you so much.

[zohaibkhan]

underrated youtuber, u deserve more subs/viewers because ur teaching is actually clear/precise/understandable.
thanks for the video, i look forward to seeing more in the future!

[ramdoni]

Wa'alaikumussalam warrahamatullahi wabarakatuh jazzakullah khairan My Brothers :) Keep Coding Brothers :)

[srrseker]

I really thank you for using slow, clear and understandable English. You got me as a subscriber. ❤️

[shawnstroh]

So happy I found your channel man. Thank you for all that you do. As someone trying to get into the field. This refreshers are super nice.

[minguyen]

Thank you so much for making this. My prof was a great programmer for 20 years and was great at his craft. However, he had trouble teaching it because he didn't know how to break it down the way you do. Your course is has been much more helpful than my actual prof's class.

[samuelnjenga]

This course is such an awesome one. I have been able to sharpen my coding skills nicely. Thank you so much.

[TAKUMEI]

I've been looking up tutorials and free courses, even paid for a course but this is BY FAR the most clearest, up to date, easy to understand course I've come across! Thank you so much Amigoscode, you came into my life when I most needed you! Can't wait to start learning Python from you too. Subbed!

[zomisintu]

@Amigoscode
when I enter javac Main.java
on Windows10 64 bit
I get---> 'javac' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
any help?

[spicyleaves]

I literally can't focus because of how soothing and soft your voice is. Mashallah

[MrTheBassline]

Excellent course mate, I've been tasked with Java unit testing at my company and your teaching helped me through it. Thanks so much bro!

[capriguelleri]

There are a lot of small but important details included in this course which many other channels seem to miss. Well done.

[Don_Ocasio]

Thank you for making this video, I learned a lot from it. I'm currently in a java bootcamp and I've been recommending your videos to my classmates. Keep up the great work, I'll be tackling the java projects you put out.

[mydocslucas]

Awesome, Nelson! This was something I needed to re start my Java studies, since college I hadn't found such an awesome professor :)

[UTRG-UnderTheRain]

I've been thinking about learning to program for years and so during the lockdown I decided to start C++ not long into it I was talking to a programmer I know who advised me to drop it and learn either python or java and since I had just started I was leaning towards python however since the programmer I know is a java programmer they convinced me to give Java a go. I have been doing a lot of reading and watching videos and wasn't getting it 100% that is until I found this video I am 3hrs in (over 2 days) but I have to say out of all of the beginner videos I have seen this is by far and away the best it assumes you know nothing which in my place is absolutely correct and it steadily walks you through a ton of topics which I found less than straight forwards to grasp from other sources in such an easy way building my knowledge step by step. Amigoscode not only deserves a like and sub for this video alone but I am going to buy one or more of his other courses even though most of his courses are free as a thank you for putting in so much work and making this topic so understandable. Very few videos do such a great job thank you very much I will be watching more!!!

[supriyochatterjee]

I have went through several tutorials and different websites to learn programming but nobody can teach or make the difficult programming languages understand so fast and so easily like you brother, hat's off to you really

[cheribgh]

Hi Nelson, thank you so much for the amazing job you’re doing here, can you please make a course on important and famous algorithms implemented by Java. Thanks again.