Java Crash Course

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0:00:00 Timestamps
0:00:12 Introduction
0:01:20 Part 1 - Creating Eclipse Projects
0:07:56 Part 2 - Printing to Console
0:15:43 Part 3 - Code Commenting
0:22:10 Part 4 - Variable Storage
0:37:28 Part 5 - Math in Java
1:11:53 Part 6 - If Statements
1:31:20 Part 7 - While Loops
1:39:49 Part 8 - For Loops
1:47:11 Part 9 - Methods
2:20:55 Part 10.1 - Java JDK & Packages
2:26:30 Part 10.2 - Java API Reference
2:29:08 Part 10.3 - Using the Scanner
2:54:15 Part 11 - Creating New Classes
3:15:36 Part 12 - Working With New Classes
3:35:15 Part 13 - Standard Arrays
3:59:13 Conclusion

Hopefully this video helps with anyone just starting to work with Java. This video does assume some prior programming knowledge.

[skylerhanson]

Additional Comments on the Video:

In Part 10.3 - Using the Scanner, you can use the .nextInt(), .nextDouble(), or .nextBoolean() methods of the Scanner class to directly take the correct data type and not have to convert it. However, it will still throw an error if the user mistypes an invalid datatype for one of the methods; therefore, it may be wise to just stick with the .nextLine() method and do your own input validation since the .nextLine() method takes in any character and won't throw an error on its own.

[justinwheeler]

love the video! you should try dark mode tho