Classes, Objects, Methods | Java Object Oriented Programming Video Tutorials | Video

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2. excellent man… only one question for you why did you not complete your java series while public gave you such good response…?

3. Sorry, Im a beginner in Java. One thing I dont understand is why should I create a class "Student" to print Anil when I can just do the same thing with "System.out.println()" ?

4. what professor tried to explain to us in a week ,you made it for 18 minutes even easier

5. thank you for this tutorial! very helpful

6. hello, thank you for the video. in the beginning of this video you mentioned that there were previous videos on basic programming. where are those video. I am not getting this for some reason. I need to learn how to think like a programmer and how to translate thoughts into code. hope i made myself clear. thank you

7. You're The Best ?
   I hope that you make python tutorial soon ?

8. awesome sir, very helpful tutorial, keep it up ????????

9. -LearningLad , do the properties of the student(or any other class) always have to be in the string format???

10. Yu need more videos about this topic .

11. Despite your indian english accent you weere able to explain perfectly the basics of java oop thank you so much i hope you will make other videos about other programming languages

12. Thank you very much … really Helped me to understand !

13. Thanks!!

14. thank you very much for non questionable lecture you have presented,
    it will actually help me in my project next week

15. Sir whether these videos cover the topics like AGGREGATIONS, INHERITANCES ,COSMIC CLASS, POLYMORPHISHM

16. I know I am very late, but, this is an extremely helpful tutorial. Thank you!

17. Hello,

    I'm confused so should we write classes and object like in this video OR like in the video "More on classes Objects Methods"? which is the next video in this playlist.

    Regards,
    lupul

18. bro u need to do full tutorial on java ur teachng is nice im expctng and thnk u fr thz

19. I came from C++ into Java Data structures, with no java programming. I just realized "methods" were basically "functions" in C++ , now I'm just trying to understand objects or classes

20. many many many many thanks…….made this thing very easy for me

21. explained very well sir, thanks.

22. great videos , explains perfectly what a class is , thanks man !

23. Easy to understand tutorial. Thank you.

24. I actually understood this after searching for 5 hours on youtube what is an instance, object and method. I finally understood this after watching your video

25. please help me what is the basic difference between a object and a variable?

26. Hi sir, u have made the understanding of java so easy for me! Thanks a lot! I really enjoy watching the tutorials….

27. What is an instance? Can someone help me?

28. Seriously thank you so much i have an assignment on Monday and this i gonna help ALOT!!

29. When creating a new instance, why are we using parenthesis?

30. Thank you very much.
    Your teaching method is extremely effective. keep it up. 🙂

31. The International Cricket Council (ICC) wants to design an information system (IS)
    to information about all the teams, both national and international, all the
    players, and all the cricket matches that are being played around the world.
    In the cricketing world, there are teams, each team has a name, country of origin
    and whether the team is domestic or international. Each team can have many
    players. Each player have a name, date‐of‐birth, country of origin, and the teams
    in which the player plays. There are also umpires, umpires also have a name,
    date‐of‐birth, country of origin, and the matches in which they officiate. Matches
    are played between different teams on different grounds and they have a result.
    There are different grounds across the globe. Each ground has a name, capacity,
    and the country in which it is located.
    Each match is officiated by four umpires, two on‐field umpires, one third umpire,
    and a fourth official. Matches can be of different types, a one‐day match, a T20
    match, a test‐match, a tour‐match, and a four‐day match. Each type of match
    have different attributes like, number of days, number of overs per side, number
    of innings, etc.

    can you help me about this programme??

32. wow i actually understood this. AWESOME!!!!

33. I love it.

34. Thanks so much man, I finally understand objects

35. why don't we create object in student class instead of tutorial class

36. Explained very well, thank you! Also for anyone else watching the way he pronounces "method" sounds like "meta" which confused me a bit.

37. Very Good Tutorial. Really like the fact that you go back and forth between Class and Main. The blueprint concept really comes across because of that. Thanks for the great video!

38. thanks anil

39. send me link for previous tutorials

40. So clearly explained, thank you!!!! Seriously. I'm so grateful I was compelled to leave my first youtube comment EVER.

41. i could not understand classes and objects until i met this video. thank you so very much.

42. thanks for this. i now understand what i was reading..

43. I love you bro!

44. Thank you 🙂

45. thank you

46. I failed miserably in understanding your video. :'(
    I understand C programming fluently than Java.

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