Java Programming Tutorial – 17 – Constructors

I thought classes' names in java should start with first capital letter

Thaaaanks biaaaaatch. Best explanation gurrrrrlllll (or boiiiiiiiii)

very helpful, thank u so much. you are the best.

that "appropriately named tunaObject2" haahahahaha

Hi kelsey , Hi tunaObject2 .

Thank you this was a huge help for me

I was doing great until the last 2 tutorials. I feel like they could be better explained because it seems like a ton more work than it needs to be. I understand Java is based around oop and classes, but it would be nice to get a better way to see it rather than the info dump early on most classes and tutorials do it. I'm doing the MS edx course and they have a better approach to it, though some of their content is lacking so I'm using this to brush up a bit. I did his C and C++ tutorials and they were so much better explained.

Overall, I know he's an excellent educator as shown through many of his other tutorials and number of people who praise him. I just kinda wish he'd come back and redone these to make people just jumping in not so lost so quickly.

Pro tip = do understand this video completely because there is a much complex topic waiting for you in lecture number 39😂😂😂

1:16 iT SHOULD be the constructor's name is the same as the class name I think

Java String Pool
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cov-WpM8cOM&t=419s

package com.arjun;

import java.util.Scanner;

public class Main {

    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // write your code here
        Scanner scanswitch = new Scanner(System.in);
        System.out.println("Enter "1" for addition and "2" for subtraction");
        String abc = scanswitch.nextLine();

        switch (abc) {
            case "1":
                Scanner scanadd = new Scanner(System.in);
                System.out.println("Enter first number");
                double aone = scanadd.nextDouble();
                System.out.println("Enter second number");
                double atwo = scanadd.nextDouble();

                System.out.println("Type "Third" to enter third number or type "End" to calculate");
                String def = scanadd.nextLine();

                switch (def) {
                    case "Third":
                        System.out.println("Enter third number");
                        Scanner scanthird = new Scanner(System.in);
                        double athree = scanthird.nextDouble();
                        break;

                    case "End":
                        System.out.println("Sum = " + aone + atwo);

                }
        }
    }
}
Can someone tell me why this program isn't working?
I haven't written the stuff for subtraction yet.
(p.s) is know it isn't complete I was just checking if I had done it correctly or not.
I wrote this in another project but it was showing error even though nothing was underlined with red.
I just copied it and it worked but it isn't letting me type either third or end.
It ends too quickly

so setname method is not use in main program and we use the tuna class for input the girlname, so if the setname method is delete, so the output is still same?

3:42 I still clearly remember years ago laughing out loud at this moment the library in university, and everyone looked at me like i was a weirdo. Good times… thank you, Bucky

Literally objectfying women

You never explained how to put the string on the next line
Using that print f method u forgot to mention the back slash and n

" n"

in the print F statement that you added after the %s on this video its

System.out.printf("your name %sn" getName);

Class 1 to 14> me: ok, its easy
Class 15 to 16> me: whatt?

Schrödinger's Girlfriend

“Nicole, that was the name of my second girlfriend. Appropriately named tunaObject2”

Fucking savvaggeeeee 😂😂

It's on my recommendations after 10 years…

can anybody tell me what compiler is he using?

Why can't my professor teach like this guy!!!

yeah i get it u got 2 gf´s …u dont have to rub this in my face =/