Java: Booleans & Comparison | Java Introduction for Minecraft Modding

In this Java Tutorial for Minecraft Modding, we are learning about Booleans and the Comparisons Operators.

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[sandysometimesstreams]

As someone coming from a Python background, these tutorials have really helped me to learn Java! I really like the style of them, and I think they would also make clear sense to someone completely new to programming. I also really like the shorter form of the tutorials, as in the past some videos i have seen have been either 1 hour or several hours long. The shorter video length really helps to both give a sense of progress and achievement and also make it more accessible for shorter learning sessions.

[remasteredsteve]

blud frfr taught me more than half a semester of Java classes in 8 videos

[SOSSALMON]

As the newest lead in the fabric division of dreams and desires. I will say this series is helping me out a lot. Thank you Kaupenjoe

[atlasravenwood]

I feel like now would have been a good time to introduce &&. I'm playing with what I learned, and had to ask GPT for that revelation so I could play with boolean variables being a < b but also > c. In my case, I did it imagining health points.

[Layarion]

I think I lean towards "isNotSometing" rather than "!isSomething" because when you see 2-3 different booleans in one If statement, it gets had to understand what it's checking pretty fast.

[nihal]

true or false: i am 249 years old
you guessed it, true. Kaupenjoe, what you don't know about me is I am actually a primordial being. Thank you for the tutorial

[randomguyonytfornoreason]

thanks you are making it very simple even tho there are like 200 things to learn im trying to make a minecraft mod so this really helps also when i go to middle school or something there might be java

[EndilCrafter]

These tutorials are easy to understand for me, even though I'm Japanese.
Modding tutorials translated in Japanese aren't uploaded on the Internet so much.
So I have been learning from English tutorials lately.
I wanna be able to create my own mod.
I'm sorry for not being good at English.

[barryburke]

these tutorials are AMAZING!!!

I've been wanting to make a fabric mod based of the staff from alan beckers AvM series. with these tutorials at this rate, I'll be making progress in no time. WOO!

[overlyconducktive]

Having a pretty good idea about coding in general, and a really good understanding on how computers work. I had to watch that last bit where you explained that it returns a Boolean 3 times because my brain was like "Ofc it works like that why is he explaining this I must be missing something"

Love the videos so far, thank you a lot for the separated videos instead of clumping everything into a single 2 hour video, it makes it harder to commit to watching the whole thing.

[FuzzyGhost_]

As my objective is to make both of the begining booleans true, i have now commented :)

[demonman]

One way you can think about the "failedClass = passedClass == False;" line is saying something like asking "Ok is passed class equal to false?" which should, in your mind say "Yes" aka "True". So assigning a variable "failedClass" to that result that you determined (being True) is essentially how I like to think of that. I also, in my mind, think of == as saying "Is equal to" or "Equals to"

[learnign-]

I love these tutorials. However as some feedback I wanted to comment that its a shame you didn't use the Scanner in this part of the tutorial. You already covered the Scanner a bit on the previous part and it would have been a great extension use here. It's always more fun to learn coding when you can do something more impactful things with the code itself than static values.

[bluekrystalentertainment]

hey kaupen,
are you gonna do biomes for forge 1.17 or wait for the 1.18 tutorials?

[starla_lovesyou]

i would love to see you teach c++ or python or honestly any other language

[עמיתשני-טכ]

thank you so much your tutorials are great

[michajerchel]

Is it just me or is Java literally just a reskin of C# (aside for that scanner thing)

[mrnoteblock]

I feel smarter cause he said my score was 98 (guessing out of 100)

[RedLunarFPS]

(just because i like to contradict) boolean likedthisvideo= false boolean commented= true

[unidentifiedbird]

when you copy exactly what he says character by character and somehow still get 10000 errors

boolean extremelyconfused = true;