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I'm sorry, but this doesn't really tell anyone how to even make a "Hello world" appear, let alone how to make even a one page site from start to scratch.

hello friends im struggling in my web course in uni bc of css can i use boot strap and like create the whole layout? bc colors and shapes are easy to figure its just the layout of page forms and everything can i really use this ready tool and it will work?

This course is 7 years old. You need to make new course regarding Flux. There is no latest course regarding it.

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This is such a great course, you did a great job, thanks you very much :)

Why do the audio cut out when ever you talk about the download version of bootstrap… and how to use the downloaded version…. Other than that great tutorial, thanks a lot.

Very, very, very, very good and detailed tutorial for COMPLETE beginners like me. Thank you very much for spending your time to share this for us!

Jimmy, you rule!

Thanks. Well explained.

your videos are not clear enough difficult to understand

Wow I love the energy Your voice is screaming the rules in my head all day

VScode + live sass compiler (extension) just took me 30 seconds

Good Work❤

Resources folder? Sorry for appearing dim but where can I find the resources folder?

Excelente tutorial. muchas gracias

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Awesome breakdown of bootstrap I’ve watched some videos before now Your video helped me understand thanks great work

Good job

This is the ultimate javascript course for beginners and i am very glad that this youtube channel exists ... Although, we are already looking for the advanced javascript course, if its possible to ensure that you are working on it. Many Thanks !

Love your video man. Thanksss ❤

One of the best videos on bootstrap

Audio got cut at 22:07 was anything said at that point?

Thank you for all this comprehensive tutorials.

Excellent course. That kind of more advanced courses from smart people like this one is what is missing. I think we had enough youtubers "teaching" Java basics with variable, for loops and classes. You earned a subscriber so please keep adding more advanced topics you encountered on or showcasing whatever you find interesting and useful for people who work with java and are not 100% experts.

Thank you so much for this course. Waiting for the next :)

Yay new video:)

Thankyou sir, for giving perfect knowledge of bootstrap 5

import time, random while 1==1: sentence = "fwujifniwneignwingfiuff" #time.sleep(0.2) print("The length of a sentence is: ", len(sentence)) #time.sleep(0.2) name = None name = str(random.randint(1,100)) time.sleep(0.2) with open('C:\\Users\\User\\Desktop\\' + name + '.txt', 'w') as f: f.write("Hi my name is igor") f.close() #time.sleep(0.2) with open('C:\\Users\\User\\Desktop\\' + name + '.txt', 'r') as l: read = l.read() print(read) #time.sleep(0.2) print("It's done!") now it does

while 1==1: import time sentence = input("sentence: ") time.sleep(3) print("The length of a sentence is: ", len(sentence)) time.sleep(3) name = input("Name: ") time.sleep(3) with open('C:\\Users\\User\\Desktop\\' + name + '.txt', 'w') as f: f.write("Hi my name is igor") f.close() time.sleep(3) with open('C:\\Users\\User\\Desktop\\' + name + '.txt', 'r') as l: read = l.read() print(read) time.sleep(3) print("It's done!") Is it ok?

import time sentence = input("sentence: ") time.sleep(3) print("The length of a sentence is: ", len(sentence)) time.sleep(3) name = input("Name: ") time.sleep(3) with open('C:\\Users\\User\\Desktop\\' + name + '.txt', 'w') as f: f.write("Hi my name is igor") f.close() time.sleep(3) with open('C:\\Users\\User\\Desktop\\' + name + '.txt', 'r') as l: read = l.read() print(read) time.sleep(3) print("It's done!")

Thanks you so much. You're really the best tutor that I found.(I'm not kidding).

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I really glad that I found this vid. Thanks for such constructive, simply put tutorial. This guy deserves more subs. I would also want to watch python tutorial that is as comprehensive as this.(in the future).

please make video on advance react and redux pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee

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Timestamp * Introduction* ### 0:00:00 Welcome to the Course * Part 1: Interfaces, Inheritance, and Objects* ### 0:05:07 Abstract Classes and Methods ### 0:16:55 Using Abstract Classes ### 0:31:02 Implementing Interfaces ### 0:43:00 Static and Default Methods in Interfaces ### 0:54:16 Overriding to String, equals, and hashCode ### 1:12:56 Using Exceptions Effectively * Part 2: Generics and Collections* ### 1:35:34 Generic Types ### 1:47:18 Type Bounds and Wildcards * Part 3: The New I/O Packages* ### 1:58:07 Path and Paths ### 2:06:00 File Manipulation * Part 4: Concurrency in Java* ### 2:12:44 Threads, Runnables, and the ExecutorService ### 2:23:35 Callables and Futures ### 2:40:52 Locks and Latches ### 3:00:09 The Producer/Consumer Problem * Part 5: Working with Relational Databases* ### 3:08:11 Traditional JDBC Classes ### 3:29:53 The Java Persistence API * Part 6: Networking* ### 3:49:50 The Java.Net Package ### 3:55:12 Working with URLs and Streams ### 4:05:25 Parsing JSON Data ### 4:19:10 The Socket and ServerSocket Classes * Part 7: Testing with JUnit* ### 4:27:32 The JUnit Annotations ### 4:44:01 Writing Test Cases ### 4:54:36 Testing for Exceptions * Part 8: Inner Classes* ### 5:07:47 Static and Anonymous Inner Classes ### 5:22:15 Single Abstract Method Interfaces and Lambdas * Part 9: New Features in Java 8* ### 5:35:44 Lambdas 5:47:05 Method References 5:54:10 Streams 6:17:26 Concurrent Collections ### 6:32:30 The java.time Package * Conclusion* ### 6:43:04 Summary

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Woah, I just found this channel and already love it

Man really tryna slid atom in 😭

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Tnks awesome tutorial 🤗🤗😍😍

Tnk u

Thank you very much