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Java Programming Tutorial – 55 – Intoduction to Polymorphism
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43 responses to “Java Programming Tutorial – 55 – Intoduction to Polymorphism”
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you are the best. Your lectures are excellent.
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And you teach with passion and heart that's what people love about you!
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Man! You are like the best Teacher ever!!
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We believe you BUCKY
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This is T-shirt golden material! -
if we define method as public the polymorphism don't work. WHY
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I love the Chiku bum bum chiki chiki bum bum lol
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This looks like its from 1999
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amazing job;
The reason i starded love Java and programming is you !!! -
helpful example.
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good
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you sound like walt jr.
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Your content is great man, but clean up your style a little!
Class Apples {
public static void main( String[] args ) {
Food bucky = new Food[2];
bucky[ 0 ] = new Tuna();
bucky[ 1 ] = new PotPie();
for ( int i = 0; i < buck.length; ++i ) {
buck[ i ].eat();
}
}
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bucky i wish you were a nigger anyways your tutorials are great.
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thanks.
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does the toString method over power the override method when you call class them in the main class what should execute first ??
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eat() isn't a proper food method. That belongs to the Animal and Person classes
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Polymorphism is one of the key concepts of advanced programming concepts
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omg I am eating while watching this tutorial SMH
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why your class's names start with lowercase letters?
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This guy is so funny 😀
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you are the best. these tutorials are very easy to understand. thanks for the video.
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simple and clear programs and explanations. thanks
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Dear respected sir, you have sincerely saved my buttox for tomorrows test. I can't thank you any harder.
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from where can I copy/paste theses classes and superclass? I would like to run it on compiler and that makes me understand better
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Both my teacher and my classmates couldn't explain this properly to me. Now, I feel like I fully understand it. THANKS! Your explanation couldn't be any clearer.
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Good day Mr Bucky. Thank you very much for your tutorials on youtube about java programming. you have really help me a lot. I really appreciate your work. God Bless
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I hate to say this but EVERYONE sucks fucking balls at explaining polymorphism, I'm sorry but it NEVER gets explained properly why would we do food f = new tuna(); to print the tuna method? when we could just do tuna t = new tuna(); no one explains this!
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Not sure, why ++x was used…Because meaning ++x means….add 1 before the first use of the "x" , which means it will start at array bucky[1] instead of array bucky[0]..Not sure how this loop worked. In earlier tutorials, about the math operators, this was explained…Not sure, why ++x was used instead of x++
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i got it….
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bom bom check bom bom LOL
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you are a funny guy. who beatbox like that in the middle of a video. LMAO
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why didnt he put public void eat()
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good word, realy good work.. thanks allot man
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Oh my god, I was watching this in the middle of the night, all tired and then you started beatboxing! I died laughing hahahaha
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Bucky man, you promised us a disgusting story…… 🙁
now for your "Buckies greatest hits"
3:31 CHICKAPUN PUN! PUN PUN! -
i just wanna adding some mistake, if you naming class remember naming convention its important,
you written potpie should be write Potpie . thanks -
Didn't understand shit till he showed the example, and i am like. This shit is easy and realistic.
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This beginner's tutorial playlist made by TNB beats all types of 10-hour java bootcamp nonsense. Thanks! 🙂
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3:34 with closed captions (LOL) …. "
Took a bullet to a bump on sorry" -
It seemed to me like Inheritance then why it's called Polymorphism?? Umm may be it's a bull-shit, stupid, dumb-ass (whatever you like to say) question but please someone help me.
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I think, you can also use polymorphism if the classes you're referring to implement the same interface.
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