5 Java concepts you MUST KNOW!!

In this video I want to discuss 5 Java concepts that you must know as you start you career as a Java software engineer.

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⭐ Table Of Contents ⭐
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00:00 - Intro
01:24 - IntelliJ IDEA
02:58 - How Java Memory Works
04:06 - The Java Language
05:52 - Data Structures
07:15 - Testing
09:58 - Outro

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[dadi]

1-IntelliJ
2-Java Memory
3-Java Basics
4-Data Structures
5-Testing

3-classes, abstract classes, objects, inheritance especially interfaces
4-list, maps

[downfall]

I like the fact that you are focusing on teaching us how to become better programmers and not just how to program. Thank you for that! 🙂

[matjazkranjc]

I totally agree. I have more then a decade of java dev behind me and through this foundations you can achieve anything. Thanks for clear explanation!

[anastasiagavrilita]

Your videos are clear, always up-to-date, and just easy to follow along, a blessing!

[mateusribeiro]

I am not an english speaker (i am brasilian), but i love your videos because you pronounce the words correctly, without slang and abbreviations and it helps me to understand. thanks!! =)

[leonid]

Thank a lot for your videos! Dont you plan create courses explaining "deep spring"? How annotations works, how beans initialize, how to inspect context, what happens when we work with AOP (aspect), how to deal with all of this, etc. Something like "Understanding Spring not for beginners"

[MrRomanvideo]

Exception handling might be added, multithreading also. Clean code and java code convention defenitly MUST to know

[WisomofHal]

I'm a Java Developer. These tech talks are awesome. Having a coffee and talking Java, literally two of my favorite things! Great video brother.

[makumbo]

Amazing video as always... with important core concepts and not just teaching motivation aswell.... amazing tutor... and friend :)

[mouadmoufidi]

Can't wait to see the second part ^^
Thank you for everything :D

[henrypellowski]

I'm sooo glad I found your channel. Your information is very concise and well thought out. Thank you so much for your work. It is VERY much appreciated.

[mohammedsfr]

Brilliant content as always, with a very important concepts. Keep Going Bro 💪 Baraka Allahu Fik 🙏🌸

[faizalimuhammadzoda]

Jazakallahu khayran! I am learning a lot from your tutorials and other videos. What you are doing is sadaqatul jariyah, in shaa Allah.

[DmytriiPavlichenko]

Man, the content you create is amazing. thank you

[yaseentarek]

I think that you are the best one I have ever listen to him about programming in general and java programming you really teaching how to be a real software developer
....just keep going

[omaral-dahrawy]

Your videos are absolutely amazing man. You focus on really important concepts, pretty much anything I come across I can find a video about it here.

[dimpho.ngache]

Great selection of concepts, but I would also add understanding the time complexity of the code is also crucial, especially working with large datasets.

[davemerkury]

Nelson with the clutch message!!! Thank you bro! I am taking this to heart to become better and grow!!

[mudassirshahzadkk]

1 - Intelli j and shortcuts
2 - How JVM works (Heap, Stack, String pool, Garbage Collector etc)
3 - Know the basics (Classes, Objects, Inheritance)
4 - Data structures (Most important: List and Map)
5 - Testing (Especially Unit testing and Mocking)

[jorgeluishernandez]

Hey Nelson! Thanks for your advise, I'm a software engineer, and I think the software architecture concepts are really important.. hope you can talk about someday about it! Best!