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Java Programming Tutorial – 14 – Using Multiple Classes
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34 responses to “Java Programming Tutorial – 14 – Using Multiple Classes”
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If you don't have Eclipse, where do you type the "other" classes?
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super helpful video! I just switched with C++ to java and I had no idea what was going on this class until now.
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What a great tutorial.Thank u
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Thanks for the video, this helped me out with something I struggled with
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So the main becomes "useless" and used just to declare other classes?
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@thenewboston
Can someone explain what is (String args[]) and why we don't need it for 'tuna' class. Thanks in advance -
Awesome Bucky 🙂
Thanks For Your Work! -
Thank You very much bucky.
I am your Captain America. -
how can we do it textapd8?
will u plz explain us? -
hi i work in net beans …i i have copied exactly same code but i got error cant find symbol 'test'
anybody help
package multipleclasses;public class MultipleClasses
{
public static void main(String[] args)
{
Test newObject =new Test ();
System.out.print (newObject.simpleMessage);
}}
public class Test
{
public void simpleMessage()
{
System.out.print("I am from another class ");}
}
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System.out.println("The best tutorial EVER");
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Skimmed through three textbooks by Ph.D.s: couldn't understand this.
One simple ten minute video by a teenager: makes perfect sense -
Why didn't he use static in the second class?
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type sysout and press enter. magic happens
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slowly learning, day by day, increasing my knowledge
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My book struggles to elaborate on variables(double,int,String) and you elaborate everything in 6 min.You express things pretty well.
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This is very helpful. Thanks 🙂
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got an error tuna cannot be resolved to a type means?
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Bucky you're a legend. Thank you.
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can we use static for the method in tuna class or not?? like:
public static void simpleMessage(){
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@thenewboston when i use multiple classes it ask me to choose server, how can i fix this?
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A tip: Make the first letter of your class name uppercase, This is so you can do Main main = new Main(); Instead of main mainObject = new main(); I don't think you can have the same name for your class and your class object/reference.
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Double Click class tab to view Full Screen.
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tunaObject.simpleMessage();
i got error: idenitifier expected after this token -
RIP class naming conventions
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from where should i practice java.
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How would you call a variable from another class? Let say I have an "int h = 25;" in one class and i want to call it in another class. How would I do that?
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mine says it cannot find the symbol, as in my new class. what do i do to make it work?
i am using netbeans -
I HAVE HAD A REVELATION WITH THIS NEW SLILL
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Just watched it again many months later and it just clicked. Thanks man you're awesome. I owe you a tuna apple cheese sandwich.
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thanx it works for me .
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thanks bucky 🙂
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man its not working
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Great Explanation!
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