How to Create Custom Immutable Class in Java

In this video we will learn how to Create Immutable Class in Java using a demo project.
Below is the GitHub link to download source:

[sheikhmohduzair]

amazing explanation
keep doing such videos

[jvsnyc]

This is excellent. It does use a lot of Java knowledge, and I sometimes complain when people use some advanced stuff to explain a very basic concept that beginners are watching. However, creating your own immutable class is already an advanced topic, so it is probably just fine in this video. True beginners won't be watching this video yet, or shouldn't. Of course, some of the earlier videos in the playlist are very good for beginners, but this one is intentionally more advanced.

[harshach]

please don't move your screen frequently
we are unable to look at what you are saying and what you are trying to explain
just a suggestion
anyway your session was fantastic

[anoohemandas]

Loved examples., which book r u following for java

[mohanomatic]

New object must be assigned in the constructor also.

[-indeed]

i think you should change font and font size, and also video frame rate b'coz video not enough clear. thank you for tutorials.

[rexsam]

Private variables cannot be accessed outside the scope of the class.
Final variable once assigned some value then they cannot be modified.

You mentioned something else. Reference can't be changed. Object can't be changed. You missed saying that once assigned for the first time then only it can't be changed

[anoohemandas]

getDOB() is not being called anywhere in p.s.v.main method
You are passing dob("04/02/1986")