toString Method Java Tutorial #91

This toString method java tutorial will show you how to put your own code in the toString method of an object so you can customize it! This will get run instead of your normal (default) toString method!

I hope this helps you make your toString method :) This is GREAT practice with objects and oop in Java!

I hope you enjoyed this toString method java tutorial!

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Alex Lee

[chazk.official]

I always go "awwwwhhh" everytime i watch your videos cause it's in your lessons that i get to understand everything 100%. Thank you 😊

[saqhus]

You beauty!!!!
Best Teacher!!! you teach us not like viewers but as friends. and trust me i was just thinking about toString and was a bit confused and your video popped up and Boom Confusion no more .
Love You keep it up ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[RhoChalmers]

Thank you for explaining just a bit more WHY we do the constructor and how it works. "The constructor determines what happens when an object is created" (or something like that). That was the piece I was missing.

[samf]

I don't know how you explain things differently than any other teacher, but your videos have been the biggest help in learning this stuff by far, thank you!

[eskindermamo]

The fact that I understood what the purpose of constructors were before the video ended says something about the hours and hours of lecture videos I saw of my professor. Thank you so much

[raws]

thank you so much! We started this semester with Java and i was so lost until i found your tutorials. Also I've been looking for a toString tutorial forever!:D
keep it up!

[helenasanturri]

Finally!!! I was going bonkers trying to figure out toString. I had an inkling I needed a new class, but had no idea how to do it. Thank you.

[millertakashi]

Keep up the good work Alex!　Thank you so much for your videos!

[dimitrydenscikov]

You have a talent to teach Alex.
First place if I'm searching for simple explanation. Thank you 👍👊

[elderberries]

Love this. Especially that it explains constructors better than my classroom teacher. Now, that makes the toString method but how do we make a println toString in main if we had this all on one class. Thank you again!

[michaelsakowicz]

This was an incredibly simple, yet incredibly valuable piece of information, Alex. Thank you!

[sketchy_skeptik]

Seriously, I feel like the classwork is a bunch of mumbo jumbo. Then I come on youtube and dudes like you make it so much easier to understand. Thank you for putting forth the effort to make this understandable.

[Gfg]

Thank you very, very, very much. You have helped me and reached my goal👏

[azabujubangaijin]

Thank you so much for taking the time to pass along detailed overviews. I have taken several university-level programming classes and your delivery method surpasses that of my professors. I often feel frustrated by their teaching styles and my lack of long term retention with this subject matter. Your videos give me the confidence I need and help me to feel like I have actually learned something rather than just mimic methodologies from a book. I am interested in programming from a personal development standpoint and to build a better working relationship with many of my technology coworkers.

Would it be possible to request a video on how to apply different operations to strings (.i.e, Random, Sorts, etc...)? I am struggling to find good information on how to apply these operations to custom classes.

[nubscripters]

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[randyanderson]

Since I am taking classes in the fall, I am planning to use your vids as a way to refresh my Java skills :]
Keep up the good work, Alex.

[josephrobi]

You make things so much more clear and concise. I salute you big dawg, pls keep these coming.

[connerellis]

These videos are boss. Short, sweet, and to the point. Very helpful.

[Kidpunk]

"Since it came packaged with a consusctor and a toString methond." <---- Legend right there. That line explains everything.

[billreed]

You are a great instructor. I hope your new adventure is spectacular!