Java Tutorial #8: Getters and Setters Explained

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[LNasterio]

3:05 THANK GOD finally someone explained this in few seconds instead of paragraphs

[jonker]

I just wanted to agree with everyone here; this is way better than anything my school has showed me for this subject. I no longer have any confusion or questions and I understand why you would want to use this method (I initially thought my school was just making things harder for no reason). Thank you :)

[ezramukisa]

Wow, imagine. I'm at uni but it has never been as easy to understand as this 8 minute video. This deserves a million subscribers 🙌

[jameskerester]

At 3:06 isn't the instance variable the one on the left? So if you weren't using this.name = name it would be name = Name right?

[MehranHosseini-poeg]

what a really good point you mention that freed my mind and it was Setter should be before Getters, cause it makes more scenes in this form. Btw I'm aware it's not really that important to cause a problem if in reverse but for learning purpose it's better in this way

[zukiezuke]

I spent a while searching and this is the best AND most straightforward explanation out there I could see. Thank you so much, I feel like I actually get it when at this point I was willing to settle for someone just telling me what to do.

[minyoi]

Thanks a million. Most video go back and forth I couldn't really understand. This is the first time I've understood getters and setters.

[omarkurdi]

I literally can't thank you enough i watched all the you tube vids about learning java setters and getters and yours is the best one i understood the use of them finally thanks alot

[rudiminnaar]

Perfect video for learning or doing quick revision. Thanks Chandler!

[MrChester]

I just found your channel by searching this topic. You have explained this so much better than anyone else, including my professor. I also learned about the generate feature on IntelliJ and my mind is blown. thank you SO MUCH.

[sheed]

WOW!!!
I was having problems with getters and setters until I came across this video... thanks girl!!!!

[habibazarsina]

Thanks, Chandler. You are a great teacher/tutor. After watching your video I have a better understanding of setters and getters in Java.

[tharakhgormaniad]

THANK U SO MUCH!!! THIS IS WHAT I NEEDED A SIMPLE AND CLEAR EXPLANATION U SAVED MY LIFE

[KB]

You actually explained stuff as you did it. Amazing. My teacher can’t even do that. Subscribed.

[SuperDaxos]

I'm in school and yesterday my teacher was explaining a course that also contained getters and setters, and I didn't understand sh*t. In these 8 minutes of your video, I'm like: holy cow, this is actually really easy. I just needed someone to explain it well and take it slow

[trymstmo]

Thank god, finally someone thats actullay are good at this. Thanks!

[olzhaskrm]

Hi CodingWithChandler,
at 3:01 you said if we change name to Name it will be Name = name,
however, if I understand correctly left side where is this.name related to private String name, and right side is what coming from method's parameter /argument.
Please correct me if I'm wrong,

[adrianlowery]

THANK YOU for explaining the concept so simply. That is what makes a great teacher. And thank you for showing shortcuts! I had no idea that IntelliJ would generate getters and setters.

[brandontaylor]

You described this way better than my professor. Thank you!

[maurosgarage]

Thank I wrote 157 lines of code to do what you did in 10 line of code #overthinking