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Java tutorial for beginners full course
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⭐️Time Stamps⭐️
#1 (00:00:00) Java tutorial for beginners ☕
#2 (00:20:26) variables ❌
#3 (00:32:58) swap two variables 💱
#4 (00:36:42) user input ⌨️
#5 (00:44:40) expressions 🧮
#6 (00:49:13) GUI intro 🚩
#7 (00:55:01) Math class 📐
#8 (01:01:08) random numbers 🎲
#9 (01:05:39) if statements 🚧
#10 (01:11:51) switches ⬇
#11 (01:16:36) logical operators ❗
#12 (01:24:33) while loop 🔄
#13 (01:28:13) for loop ➰
#14 (01:32:23) nested loops ➿
#15 (01:38:28) arrays 🚗
#16 (01:44:54) 2D arrays 🚚
#17 (01:52:59) String methods 💬
#18 (01:59:18) wrapper classes 🎁
#19 (02:06:30) ArrayList 🧾
#20 (02:11:02) 2D ArrayList 📜
#21 (02:17:35) for-each loop 🔃
#22 (02:21:20) methods 📞
#23 (02:32:24) overloaded methods ☎️
#24 (02:38:03) printf 🖨️
#25 (02:49:25) final keyword ⛔
#26 (02:51:24) objects (OOP) ☕
#27 (03:01:36) constructors 👷
#28 (03:11:36) variable scope 🌍
#29 (03:16:39) overloaded constructors 🍕
#30 (03:24:04) toString method 🎉
#31 (03:30:08) array of objects 🍱
#32 (03:35:48) object passing 🏬
#33 (03:40:27) static keyword ⚡
#34 (03:48:10) inheritance 👪
#35 (03:53:45) method overriding 🙅‍♂️
#36 (03:57:33) super keyword 🦸‍♂️
#37 (04:05:06) abstraction 👻
#38 (04:10:01) access modifiers 🔒
#39 (04:19:39) encapsulation 💊
#40 (04:27:30) copy objects 🖨️
#41 (04:34:03) interface 🦅
#42 (04:41:19) polymorphism 🏁
#43 (04:46:55) dynamic polymorphism ✨
#44 (04:55:13) exception handling ⚠️
#45 (05:02:31) File class 📁
#46 (05:09:15) FileWriter (write to a file) 📝
#47 (05:12:30) FileReader (read a file) 📖
#48 (05:17:04) audio 🔊
#49 (05:27:34) GUI 🖼️
#50 (05:39:41) labels 👨‍💻
#51 (05:57:01) panels 🟥
#52 (06:09:57) buttons 🛎️
#53 (06:23:50) BorderLayout 🧭
#54 (06:34:53) FlowLayout 🌊
#55 (06:42:21) GridLayout 🔳
#56 (06:47:12) LayeredPane 📚
#57 (06:55:20) open a new GUI window 🗔
#58 (07:05:39) JOptionPane 🛑
#59 (07:17:30) textfield 📛
#60 (07:27:01) checkbox ✔️
#61 (07:35:23) radio buttons 🔘
#62 (07:45:42) combobox 📑
#63 (07:55:37) slider 🌡️
#64 (08:08:08) progress bar 📊
#65 (08:18:46) menubar 🗄️
#66 (08:33:27) select a file 🔎
#67 (08:42:25) color chooser 🎨
#68 (08:48:45) KeyListener 🚀
#69 (09:01:21) MouseListener 🖱️
#70 (09:12:32) drag and drop 👈
#71 (09:26:48) key bindings ⌨️
#72 (09:38:57) 2D graphics 🖍️
#73 (09:58:33) 2D animation 👾
#74 (10:15:14) generics ❓
#75 (10:36:43) serialization 🥣
#76 (10:57:21) TimerTask ⌚
#77 (11:08:36) threads 🧵
#78 (11:24:01) multithreading 🧶
#79 (11:38:44) packages 📦
#80 (11:42:49) compile/run command prompt 💽
#81 (11:50:51) executable (.jar) ☕

Here's the link to the full 100 video playlist:

Code for each topic can be found pinned in each video's comments section

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[BroCodez]

Sorry about all the like, comment, sub bumpers.
I forgot to remove those for this 12 hour version.
⭐️Time Stamps⭐️
#1 (00:00:00) Java tutorial for beginners ☕
#2 (00:20:26) variables ❌
#3 (00:32:58) swap two variables 💱
#4 (00:36:42) user input ⌨️
#5 (00:44:40) expressions 🧮
#6 (00:49:13) GUI intro 🚩
#7 (00:55:01) Math class 📐
#8 (01:01:08) random numbers 🎲
#9 (01:05:39) if statements 🚧
#10 (01:11:51) switches ⬇
#11 (01:16:36) logical operators ❗
#12 (01:24:33) while loop 🔄
#13 (01:28:13) for loop ➰
#14 (01:32:23) nested loops ➿
#15 (01:38:28) arrays 🚗
#16 (01:44:54) 2D arrays 🚚
#17 (01:52:59) String methods 💬
#18 (01:59:18) wrapper classes 🎁
#19 (02:06:30) ArrayList 🧾
#20 (02:11:02) 2D ArrayList 📜
#21 (02:17:35) for-each loop 🔃
#22 (02:21:20) methods 📞
#23 (02:32:24) overloaded methods ☎️
#24 (02:38:03) printf 🖨️
#25 (02:49:25) final keyword ⛔
#26 (02:51:24) objects (OOP) ☕
#27 (03:01:36) constructors 👷
#28 (03:11:36) variable scope 🌍
#29 (03:16:39) overloaded constructors 🍕
#30 (03:24:04) toString method 🎉
#31 (03:30:08) array of objects 🍱
#32 (03:35:48) object passing 🏬
#33 (03:40:27) static keyword ⚡
#34 (03:48:10) inheritance 👪
#35 (03:53:45) method overriding 🙅‍♂️
#36 (03:57:33) super keyword 🦸‍♂️
#37 (04:05:06) abstraction 👻
#38 (04:10:01) access modifiers 🔒
#39 (04:19:39) encapsulation 💊
#40 (04:27:30) copy objects 🖨️
#41 (04:34:03) interface 🦅
#42 (04:41:19) polymorphism 🏁
#43 (04:46:55) dynamic polymorphism ✨
#44 (04:55:13) exception handling ⚠️
#45 (05:02:31) File class 📁
#46 (05:09:15) FileWriter (write to a file) 📝
#47 (05:12:30) FileReader (read a file) 📖
#48 (05:17:04) audio 🔊
#49 (05:27:34) GUI 🖼️
#50 (05:39:41) labels 👨‍💻
#51 (05:57:01) panels 🟥
#52 (06:09:57) buttons 🛎️
#53 (06:23:50) BorderLayout 🧭
#54 (06:34:53) FlowLayout 🌊
#55 (06:42:21) GridLayout 🔳
#56 (06:47:12) LayeredPane 📚
#57 (06:55:20) open a new GUI window 🗔
#58 (07:05:39) JOptionPane 🛑
#59 (07:17:30) textfield 📛
#60 (07:27:01) checkbox ✔️
#61 (07:35:23) radio buttons 🔘
#62 (07:45:42) combobox 📑
#63 (07:55:37) slider 🌡️
#64 (08:08:08) progress bar 📊
#65 (08:18:46) menubar 🗄️
#66 (08:33:27) select a file 🔎
#67 (08:42:25) color chooser 🎨
#68 (08:48:45) KeyListener 🚀
#69 (09:01:21) MouseListener 🖱️
#70 (09:12:32) drag and drop 👈
#71 (09:26:48) key bindings ⌨️
#72 (09:38:57) 2D graphics 🖍️
#73 (09:58:33) 2D animation 👾
#74 (10:15:14) generics ❓
#75 (10:36:43) serialization 🥣
#76 (10:57:21) TimerTask ⌚
#77 (11:08:36) threads 🧵
#78 (11:24:01) multithreading 🧶
#79 (11:38:44) packages 📦
#80 (11:42:49) compile/run command prompt 💽
#81 (11:50:51) executable (.jar) ☕

Here's the link to the full 100 video playlist:


Code for each topic can be found pinned in each video's comments section

[jonathanshelvey]

Who needs udemy when you have legends like this guy giving us knowledge for free

[ivansnav]

You know society is changing when there is a legend like this giving out knowledge for free

[alien]

day 1 - 55:01 (28/5)
day 2 - 1:38:28 (29/5)
day 3 - 2:38:03 (30/5)
day 4 - 3:48:10 (31/5)
day 5 - 4:27:32 (1/6)
day 6 -> break (2/6)
day 7 - 5:27:34 (3/6)
day 8 - 6:23:50 (4/6)
day 9 - 6:47:12 (5/6)
day 10 - 7:35:23 (6/6)
day 11 - 8:18:46 (7/6)
day 12 - 8:48:45 (8/6)
day 13 - 9:38:57 (9/6)
day 14 - 10:15:14 (10/6)
day 15 - 10:57:21 (11/6)
day 16 - 12:00:00 Done Thanks (12/6)

[sergei]

The voice, the clear sound and pronunciation, perfect explanations without water or annoying speaking habits - it's like some top radio presenter hosts the show! You are a teacher from God!

[LsdRaccoon]

Just to add to how good this video is, he’s made a full PowerPoint presentation to go with the video, it’s fully edited, it has subtitles, he’s left time marks and also it’s completely free, this dude is a fucking mad lad

[get.ahmadd]

Rich and informative explanation ✅️
100% Understandable ✅️
100% Free ✅️
Everything you need in one video ✅️
Simple English ✅️
Clear Audio ✅️
Good Accent ✅️

(Edit) +
100% Useful and helpful ✅️
Creative Channel name ✅️
Respect the viewers ✅️

This channel is a whole university

The real brother code 💯

[HelicopterRidesForCommunists]

Dude you make learning Java/coding SO MUCH EASIER than any professor or book Ive ever encountered. And you do it without leaving too much off the table too. In fact you often account for little details and clarifications and explanations for why things are what they are that other sources fail to.

You’re quick, clear, concise, and your lessons neatly stack and build from previous ones.

I’ve already graduated but Im back just for some refreshers and further education, and I would recommend it to anyone looking to learn.

[muhammadwali]

Never seen that level of encouraging comment section gonna start watching today.

[sida_g]

THIS IS 10X BETTER THAN A PAID UDEMY COURSE

[creepystripe]

For the beginners out there, who keep forgetting things, there is some advice for you. Keep practicing daily, Do weekly projects, make notes of what you understood and what you need. If you follow this you will become a developer for sure!

[spcejocky]

public class Test1 {
public static void main(String[] args) {
String randomComment = "Thanks for this, Bro!"


}
}

[mikolajwojtaszek]

I love how you explain and show at once how all of this works. So much easier to understand, thank you bro ❤

[danielsandu]

All I could say is that with attention and patience, I learned in five hours of your course more than in four years of college. Thank you!

[sonatuh]

I didn't have an interest in JAVA but you literally made a 12h video about everything for free so I have to come support free education

[newvibedesigns]

You are a great teacher! Thank you! Very clear and extremely simplified! public class Main {

public static void main(String[] args) {

String a = "kindness";
String b = "generosity";
String temp;


temp = a;
a = b;
b = temp;




System.out.println("a: "+a);
System.out.println("b: "+b);

[hades]

I loved it when bro actually demonstrated how to swap variables using cups

[nuhanhasan]

The humor makes this 10 times better. Imagine udemy when you have this guy lmao. People like you make the world a better place. Great tutorial!

[ChazWinter]

I started learning Java with this video in September 2022 (14 months ago). I only did the first 6 hours. I also did the 4 hour Data Structures video once I felt I was ready.
In May 2023 (6 months ago), I was accepted into Amazon Technical Academy, a program for Amazon employees with no coding experience to become Software Engineers at Amazon.
Four years ago, I was a 36 year old making $11 an hour, and now I'm getting paid to train to become a Software Engineer. I even make coding videos on YouTube now too!
Bro, thank you for everything.

[Vivi-vglx]

I actually dropped out of a degree that involved programming. Now 10 years later I decided to learn programming from scratch and even though some things I still remember(very few though, but still useful), this video is priceless and explanations are so clear. I can definitely say that it's better than college where there are so many distractions(other people in the room, noises, ..) and profs/teachers often deliver their subject without any enthusiasm which makes lectures/seminars boring. Online studies are the present and future of education 100%. Thanks Bro!