Simple Java Program In Eclipse - Fart Generator #51

Here's a simple Java Program, in Eclipse and for beginners! Java is one of the best programming languages you can learn, even today. So in this video, I'm going to be showing you a simple java program that generates a fun name, to help you learn java!

This fart generator takes a string and integer input from a user and displays their fart name!

I hope this helps you practice and learn java :) This is GREAT java practice for getting your feet wet in Java!

I hope you enjoyed this simple java program!

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Alex Lee

[technofreak]

i have been studying computer science since 4 years now and ironicly I still suck at programming because my professors couldnt make it interesting or funny to programm myself but watching you really makes me want to program more :D it's the little things in life like a fart generator that motivates you :D

[aayushgautam]

You are literally the best teacher I never had.

[InF]

I just discovered your channel. Instantly subscribed. You are a goldmine, as someone who recently started learning Java, I find your videos to be very interesting! Keep it up man

[huynhhuunhan]

I am watching your this video from VietNam, your content is clear and easyto understand. Keep it up!

[G-jx]

Alex thanks for these weekly videos. You make it all easy and fun even though i did want to hear anything about “moist fart” 😅

[maximus]

bro I am watching you from Croatia (Europe), thanks for the videos, helped a lot ;)

[rarez.]

I'm from Belgium and I want to thank you for everyting because on yt there are other programers that don't expain it so good as you.
(sorry for bad spelling I ussualy don't speak English)

[jyothikak]

Oh thank u so much....i completely understand what ur there be more videos from u.

[shalevhaham]

Thanks a lot! You have a great tutorials and as a beginner They're perfect! keep going!

[fcbma]

Fun project to learn about the hashmap data structure. Thanks for the video!

[Nicobonik]

This is amazing lmao
have you considered doing a tutorial on generics? I haven't found a clear tutorial on them yet

[somerandomguy]

I saw this on your site yesterday. Cool!

[reesh]

Wow I am the first comment. I just wanted to thank you for these lessons and I appreciate it.

[johnmaravelis]

Great video!! ☕☕ First question: Couldn't you have used a file as an input? Wouldn't that make it easier and cleaner? Second question: Could you at some point make a video explaining the different file i/o methods?
Keep up the good work!!☕

[hundimbuero]

Would it be possible to assign the string letters and integers of the hashmap via a for loop?

[jaysechase]

How do you get the rounded corners in the video portion of yourself? Is it in OBS? If so, how?

[nametaken]

Hi Alex, can you do a tutorial about threats ?

[stakk]

So when you first showed the table assigning values based off the input, my brain jumped straight to switch statements because I did not know about hashmaps; so thanks for teaching that! But it seems like very similar functionality to switch statements. Is there a use case example where switch would be preferred? Awesome vid!

[mannyokafor]

Please please do annotations, I know that is little advanced but please do it, you have not done it yet, I really wanna implement it in my program.

[deadsociety]

Hi I am new to your channel and I’m recently working on a project using if and else statement on java like for example if a user enters a certain password after the account. I don’t know like how to make it work for java to like accept the password as what it is. Cause like the project has the if statement saying that if the password = to like what the person insets, it wouldn’t work for me for some reason so I thought to ask for help