Java Programming Tutorial 14 - String Class (String.format, length)

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[kimckimchi]

Hi, Caleb. I'm from the Philippines. I'm a Finance college graduate and I've been working in the Accounting department for three years now and I've realized I wanted to be a Software Engineer soon. I would like to say thank you very much for creating these tutorials and making it easier to understand especially to those like me, who have ZERO experience and knowledge about coding. Take care always :)

[doggathewater]

have i heard of pramp? H A V E I H E A R D O F P R A M P ! ? ! ? ! ?

[NiteTacticos]

You are helping me so much! Keep it going! Greetings from Chile!

[jonathanrushing]

Really enjoying your videos. They're helping clarify a lot while I'm taking Intro to Java on Sophia. Thanks Caleb!

[zahraxhamzah]

im amazed on how many different types of pramp introduction he can pulled out xD

[drixponteres]

Do you have any quizzes online that we can take? I feel like some could learn more if they take exams/quizzes about the topic.

[kchamp]

You make me look forward to the ads because your transitions are great.

[hihellookay]

Day 1 🙌 Done 14 out of 100, 86 more to go let's go! 🔥

[mingyu]

i'm not sure if you just cut out parts in your videos but you quickly put the line in system out println

[edwardnortonracing]

my eclipse won't recognise args). How do I fix this?

[anonymouslover]

I really wanted to learn, please give me a link on how to start that thing, including rules in making that
Philipino Here🤚

[JohnDoe-umgt]

So, I understand that printf("%s", name) doesn't make a new line, while println(String.format("%s", name) does.
However, each one has its own upside and downside. printf(args) is more convenient though doesn't create a new line, while println(String.format(format, args)) is more cumbersome though it does create a new line.
For the question: is there some kind of method that harbors the advantageous characteristics of both method? (To visualize it, something like printfln, but that doesn't work of course)

[christianmetaldreamur]

7:53 I didn't know messing up Java code could be so dangerous! 🤣

[neryabigon]

what is the shortcut you using to auto insert the line you want to output into the sysout?

[nathanparker]

how do you do that shortcut from sysout to System.out.println()?

[kleifraholli]

Man I dont have backslash on my laptop :, (

[newmoniii]

hey i love your series but my stupid ass add brain cant understand it like i think i know how to do it but it dont get it

[vincentpietersen]

Hey Caleb (and everyone else), I have a quick question which I will write out in a long way so it is no longer a quick question.

At 6:45 you add the system.out.println in front of the string.format. I know what that does by now =P

But I don't know how you added it so quickly. Originally I thought it was just alt + v, but the program also added braces which it doesn't do for me. Could anyone tell me how to do it? Mostly just because I am curios.

Ps. really like the videos so far, and if others are reading this, I'm sure you do too if you made it this far.

[Martin-wzrm]

wow just a little people made it to this tutorial, cmon java is not that hard!

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