Java Basics - Nested Loops Example

Introduction to nested loop with a code example.
This video starts with a walk-through on how to define an algorithm by breaking up a problem into smaller steps. Once all the steps have been specified it only takes a few minutes to translate them into Java code.
After watching this video you should have a better understanding of how nested loops work, how to break up a problem into smaller steps, and how to translate such steps that were defined in pseudocode into Java.

[hiddenvillage]

The pace of your speech makes it much easier to follow. Thanks!

[vesiu]

You truly have a gift for teaching. You have explained this beautifully. Thank you.

[astradaniels]

Thank you Professor Poshe. The breakdown of this problem into smaller tasks makes it easier to understand and find a solution.

[kraput]

I mean this for real i have been watching video's for days and reading so much about nested loop but none of the video's i watched did help me this video is so easy to understand.
Thank you !!

[Ditronus.]

I just started an Intro to Programming class with Java, so I'm needing all the help I can get. Thanks for the video! By the way, I just love your accent!

[usmanjawaid]

Miss Margret, Your method of teaching is very awesome.

[pureNaturel]

This helped me so much. The part about planning your code and taking it step by step was really informative. Thank you.

[DanielADickey]

for loops are so confusing to me especially when nested... :(

[jvsnyc]

While of course it isn't exactly a HackerRank "Hard" problem, I agree with those who feel this video really shows one how to think their way from the presentation of a problem to the final code and testing. Nice. Soon, back to things a bit more Java-specific, rather than anyone new to programming.

[jhalakthakuri]

Awesome!! I wish you were  programming professor in my college.

[kishoredubbasi]

wise easy explanation, it understandable for everyone Thanks

[tkah]

Hello, are your videos for the Java basics series in order of precedence of how you should learn Java?

[tariropeacemango]

nice i like the way you designed your algorithm ..i hope i am going to get those skills as soon as possible

[ashishshah]

i want the logic behind the working of for loops, please explain!

[luckyjunihardi]

Thanks for saving my spirit...this is very easy to understand

[Ashik_Bangladesh]

Thank you so much for this helpful tutorial !!

[gangaaravind]

I am very Happy for your video MargretPosh. You saved my from my trainer :) :)
 

[niazferdous]

Omg
You are very smart
I love the way you explain everything
Thank you very much and
God bless you

[MrVikasmsampath]

hey superb logic u r awesome...teacher....

[thietmarosgar]

There is no need for the static or private keyword for your pattern method.

1: Instance methods can access static data.
2. Only one class with no mutators/accessors.