Learn Java 8 - Full Tutorial for Beginners

Learn Java 8 and object oriented programming with this complete Java course for beginners.

⭐️Contents ⭐️

⌨️ (0:00:00) 1 - Basic Java keywords explained
⌨️ (0:21:59) 2 - Basic Java keywords explained - Coding Session
⌨️ (0:35:45) 3 - Basic Java keywords explained - Debriefing
⌨️ (0:43:41) 4 - Packages, import statements, instance members, default constructor
⌨️ (0:59:01) 5 - Access and non-access modifiers
⌨️ (1:11:59) 6 - Tools: IntelliJ Idea, Junit, Maven
⌨️ (1:22:53) 7 - If/else statements and booleans
⌨️ (1:42:20) 8 - Loops: for, while and do while loop
⌨️ (1:56:57) 9 - For each loop and arrays
⌨️ (2:14:21) 10 - Arrays and enums
⌨️ (2:41:37) 11 - Enums and switch statement
⌨️ (3:07:21) 12 - Switch statement cont.
⌨️ (3:20:39) 13 - Logging using slf4j and logback
⌨️ (3:51:19) 14 - Public static void main
⌨️ (4:11:35) 15 - Checked and Unchecked Exceptions
⌨️ (5:05:36) 16 - Interfaces
⌨️ (5:46:54) 17 - Inheritance
⌨️ (6:20:20) 18 - Java Object finalize() method
⌨️ (6:36:57) 19 - Object clone method. [No lesson 20]
⌨️ (7:16:04) 21 - Number ranges, autoboxing, and more
⌨️ (7:53:00) 22 - HashCode and Equals
⌨️ (8:38:16) 23 - Java Collections
⌨️ (9:01:12) 24 - ArrayList

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[arjunmangal]

*In college i spent thousands of dollar for the courses, but don't get help from prof & TA's. People like him sharing his knowledge for free and understands easily. Thank you for sharing the video*

[smoraved]

I did it! Took me a whole month, with a baby and a toddler, lots of sick days, and lot of caffeine, but I did it! 🎉☕️ Thanks Marcus for this course. It was intense, and I don't understand everything in it, but I have a much better understanding of java as a whole. 👍

[FusionTM_REDRUM]

Dude, for real?. I have never seen such a long well explained tutorial . Ever. You're a freaking legend for doing something like this. Respect 👍.

[williamhenry]

Imagine you forgot to hit the record button

[anthonydubon]

Man, I just want to really thank you rn, you literally made a 9-hour java introduction for people like me who want to learn, and without ads, I would recommend you to add some man, you really deserve it

[vignesh]

Man, You dont know how much you have helped me. I sat an entire semester knowing nothing in college. I've been watching your videos and Ive been solving some problems and it really helped me ace my exams. You are a legend.

[arpitasinha]

finally i had watched the video for over 10 hrs taking small breaks and now i am clear with this code .... really thanking you sir ... it is not at all an easy task to do it for continuously 9 hrs really awsm ... i would like to appeal to all those viewers plz watch this video if they want to really learn code this code within a couple of days .... it requires little concentration to do this.... again thanking you sir..

[rowanburns]

I'm not able to be in school right now due to an illness, but still want to keep my computer science levels up.
Thank you so much for this. A free 10 hour video is honestly amazing.

[unleashed]

Uploads 9 hour video WITHOUT ADS
Carefully, he's a hero.

[luiss.webdevelopment]

Done with the first hour, taking a break and going for the second one! Anyone can learn Java if watches this video! Thanks a lot Marcus!

[patrickbateman]

Not all heroes wears capes .. some be instructor teach us for FREE

[GeorgeBrotherston]

What a great course! I have been programming for decades but only barely touched on Java. I took a course on OOP before this, which helped tremendously when taking this course. I am about halfway through this course, and the information presented by Marcus Biel is absolutely fundamental, well-presented, at the proper depth, and just an overall essential course for real-world Java programming. Thank you Marcus, I look forward to continuing this course (I'm 3.5 hrs in and am currently backtracking to follow along in IntelliJ IDEA). Thank you again!

[kaamilmirza]

My honest review after been about 7 hours into the tutorial. You need prerequisites of some programming language to get into this course. Professionals who are looking out to learn JAVA to further extend their skills, its a great course, you can skip along things which you already know. People who have some prerequisites in programming and are coming here have to be really patient here, but eventually everything will be cleared but only if you do allot of practice on a personal level, give more preference to that. Whatever you are learning, try to mess around with it and you will learn for sure.

[joeyGalileoHotto]

This video seems more helpful for people who already studied Java but need a refresher.

[ericzou]

Parents: You can watch 1 video before you go to bed.
Me: Grabs some coffee

[sarathkumarmutnuru]

The justification given at @4:05:08 for delaying introduction of main function is spot on. It definitely makes it easier to understand that after knowing about keywords like public, static, void, String[ ] and what they do. Awesome for the thought.

[pavittarsingh]

Am writing it now so i can prove to my future self that i did it, for me its a challenge even to put 10 h of study, i want to change this, ill complete this course. Today its 11/03/2022 23:59 and i watched the 1st part, see u next time guys( in around 7 hours)

[kartikaysinhal]

this man is doing some great job that too with no ads. Support this guy.

[teletranone]

Explaining terms before using them is an awesome way of teaching. Thanks and keep up the good work!

[aditijain]

for all the beginners who are having a problem with the project structure as it isn't explained her
go to file -> project structure -> modules after this right click on src and remove sources from it. add the main and test folder within src and then add java folder within main and test and mark sources for java in main and tests for java in test folder upon right click and then add com. file. also within main add another folder and mark it as resources