Number Guessing Game in Java Tutorial (Beginning to End)

Beginner's Java coding lesson tutorial where we'll create a Number guessing game completely from scratch, beginning to end, explaining everything along the way.

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[scottcenna]

Seriously, very well taught. I struggled with the if, else if and while statements. Thanks for making it practical

[Littleseth]

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[poudied]

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[MarkDuivesteijn]

Hi John, this video was very nice.I'm following your Java video's for beginners since I need to catch up on some Java which I used like 16 years ago and kind of forgot about. Your videos are easy to follow. I have one question for this little program. How can we prevent users from entering something else than a number between 1-100? You showcased how a big minus number goes wrong. The same will happen when entering letters or special characters. I'm a tester so I love to think about abusing the intended flow. A TDD approach for this little example would also be cool to see.

[Bengeljo]

When I saw the scanner, I already saw the highlight and from the input output video I was like "He is not closing the scanner. Oh Did it on my write along in the if statement when you win the game and the scanner was happy :)

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[franciscosantos]

Hi John, thanks for this tutorial. I would like to know how can I increment some functions like "Do you want to play again?" "Enter a whole number" (just in case the user enter an invalid response)