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Java Programming Tutorial – 27 – Introduction to Arrays
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43 responses to “Java Programming Tutorial – 27 – Introduction to Arrays”
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inb4 some of the likes are because of the "That's what she said" joke.
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what is the name of the software u are using in this video
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thankyou so much ur videos r really helpful
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that was useful
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he types system.out.println(); faster than I can hit sysout + ctrl space
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anyone still watching in 2017?
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"lets set it to 87, so you don't get confused". why did that make me laugh. lol.
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Here, you guys can have fun with your friends using my creation:
import java.util.Random;
import java.util.Scanner;public class ss {
public static void main(String[] args) {Random gaga= new Random();
Scanner scan= new Scanner(System.in);System.out.println("Enter a yes, no, or maybe question: ");
String koko=scan.nextLine();int nana=gaga.nextInt(3);
String haha[]= {"yaaassss","OH HEEEL NAW","maaybeee!"};
System.out.println(haha[nana]);
scan.close();
}
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I started a new coding channel check it out and subscribe. that channel is called Da Learning Channel
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haha thanks for the laugh.
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what is new int[1]
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"your computer loves to start counting at zero for some reason"
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according to my professor in College, it does not always have to be a number, it can be a letter as well or people's names, or names of other things pretty much anything.
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His comment in my online class to one of my classmates:I completely agree with most of your post. However, I wanted to point
out that you can have things besides numbers in your array as long as
you declare it properly.
Here is an example that shows you how to crate an array of strings so you could save people's names.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/17515096/string-array-initialization-in-java (Links to an external site.)___________________________________________
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PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON HOW TO GENERATE A SIX DIGIT CONFIRMATION NUMBER SUCH AS (GHKUYR)
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shouldn't it be:
int[] array = new int[10]; -
think you I enjoyed
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let's get rid of everything………..
lets tighten this up a litt bit, that's what she said…. (this guy is really Bucky 😀 lol) -
what version of java you are using ?
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anyone else remember when these videos had sound? or is it just youtube being a cunt at the one thing they have to reliably do… cuz ive tried like maybe about 12 times now to watch this video and it still has no fucking audio
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99% of the comment section is about the "that's what she said" part lmao
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I wanted to thank you for creating this tutorial series. My teacher doesn't do anything in class so we have to figure out everything on our own -.-
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Died when he said that's what she said XD
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Thx fam
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HAHAHAHAHAHA
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Thx! helps alot!
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watching this tutorial seriously, then i heard "Let's tighten this up a little bit, that's what she said." lol im dying. i didnt see that coming lmao.
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what software do you use to type your code?
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lmao you were super professional and very clear with this tutorial and then you're like "that's what she said"
subscribbled
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bucky fucky
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i'm thanking you in advance if you help save my butt in my computer programming course. very clear instructions–i like it.
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This dude is awesome!!
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what thsi program u use called
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@6:22,
Could it be "array declaration"? -
I am just trying to expand to java after using C++ and I just can't help but wonder how can an "introduction to arrays" be the Tutorial number 27 ! Shouldn't be like 1 or 2 or sth ?
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In a educational video for java programming, it is totally tasteless to reference sexual phrases and slang, Tuna for example, every video now that he objectified his second girlfriend, reminds me of a females V in a less than hygenic state.
He would be better off to take notes before he does each video clip, and take screen shots after each word has been typed without typos.
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i just subscribed:) learning to become an automatic selenium tester ^^ this was helpful thanks
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That's what she said lol bucky sir you are the man.
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I thought an Array was an object
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4:45 what did he say right before "thats what she said"?
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Hi, I am new to Java and Android. I would like to build an application that shows a random list of images e.g., each time it opens the user scrolls through a different list of images different to the next time it opens it. Would creating 4 different arrays for 4 different list of images and then use a random array generator to make one of the arrays to open on ImageView work?
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a guessing game i made :
import java.util.Random;
import java.util.Scanner;public class AveragingProgram {
public static void main(String args[]){int guess = 0;
int dice;Scanner hello = new Scanner(System.in);
Random choice = new Random();System.out.println("Welcome to the gussing game enter a number: ");
hello.nextInt();
dice = choice.nextInt(10);
if(guess != dice){
System.out.println("Sorry you guessed wrong try again");}
if (guess == dice){System.out.println("you got the right answer!!");}
}
}
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I understand everything about arrays that you covered here in this video. Where I am really struggling is when I am trying build a program that relies on user input within the array using the scanner class. Does anyone know of any good videos on this?
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I swear, every time I hear Bucky, I will always think of the Avengers. Curse you!!
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