Java Programming: 2 - Hello World, Eclipse shortcuts, comments

In this tutorial we create the standard "Hello, world!" application using Java.

I introduce two very helpful shortcuts that the Eclipse IDE provides:

Automatically generate a main method: type 'main' and then press ctrl + space bar

[Praxia]

Best video Java tutorial series I have literally ever come across. So much convoluted garbage out there, which ignorantly skips over much of the necessary fundamentals - and much of it seems more motivated by personal ego than desire to teach programming skills to others. Very refreshing to come across your clear and coherent series, Charlie. Well done, sir.

[dkingbud]

Amazing Vids! I am a beginner in Java and I understand LUA Fairly well. All the vids I have come across are full of useless or added information. Yours is simple and too the point! It makes a BIG difference! Thx a million Charlie!

[olufsen]

It's just an example of some of the basic code, and it makes u feel kinda proud to know you made java do that :)

[SpyxDigi]

Such an Awesome Quality tutorials
'Sharp', 'Crisp' & 'To The Point'
It's coz of people like you that I still believe in the notion that 'Best things in life are FREE'.
Keep up the gud work.Cheers!

[adoniaamir]

syso "bohat hi vadiya" in Urdu/hindi.
sehr gut gemacht.

Definitely a very good tutorial.

[MaksymilianPizzochero]

Dude you are Boss Man Francis. The most helpful video I have ever watched and I did subscribe.

[antonioaquino]

you've just earned a subscriber mate, cheers!

[JohnMcclaned]

It prints the words "Hello, world" in the command line. That's it. It is just to introduce everyone to programming.

[nacjact]

Thank you very much for your tutorial, it helped alot.
i'll be watching and studying your other videos man.
:D

[CodeMonkeyCharlie]

I don't have experience using Netbeans, but my guess is that it would offer similar functionality, possibly with different default keybindings. At work we use Intellij IDEA, and at home I use Eclipse. There are many differences in the keybindings, but both allow you to configure them to your liking.

[chamsinchamalie]

Hello CodeMonkeyCharlie, your java videos are amazing man. Hatt off! Please when are you going to continue the series (Java)? It will be a great help if you do so.

[ZorpenPL]

Amazing videos, helped me a lot, thank you very much sir.

[jamessutton]

Thanks i have just started to program

[MaksymilianPizzochero]

Forgot to mention I am making an android app so I will remember this video forever

[carsale]

I went through your tutorial on java last year (Helped lots - got an A in school) and was wondering if you had the same type of tutorial for c++? Taking C++ this semester

[CodeMonkeyCharlie]

@taewoo7777 Window > Show View > Package Explorer

[sudevsen]

is this the window for ALL java and android programming?

[olufsen]

If you dont use eclipse the keys might not work

[jacobbronshteyn]

No you have to make an android project to do android programming.

[HouseStylzor]

Hello i was just wondering, does the shortcuts also work on Netbeans?