Hey John, I truly appreciate the way you explain concepts. There's one aspect I'd hope you cover: Serialization and Deserialization. Thank you for keeping up the good work. You make so many people want to code
Just in the nick of time. My students are presently struggling with static and non static and this video might help them look at both concepts from yet another angle. Thanks again for your short but incredibly succinct videos.
Great content. I'm a non-native but this video was very easy to follow. Nice pronunciation, big fonts, easy-to-understand examples... UA-cam needs more videos like this
Relearning Java right now after close to 8 years never touching it. I remember never understanding what static meant and how it was used. Gave me so much grief trying to figure it out. Been debugging a few if statements today for close to 5 hours, come to find out it had to do with needing a static declaration. Long story short, found this video and everything finally made sense! Thank you!
Finding your channel is luck for me! I had avoided to learn Java because of difference from any other language and stream of fearful keywords. But thanks to your teaching that anyone can understand and well-made examples in your videos and courses, I could understand what mean of keywords and how to code in Java. Not only that, I find attraction of Java and enjoy coding with it! I sincerely hope to see your videos more. Thanks!
John, you're the man!!! I have finished a bootcamp and learned core Java in 3 months from zero. Now, after a year, going through all the topics with your videos is perfecting my knowledge and making me feel more comfortable with things that I've learned. Your efforts in sharing your knowledge are very much appreciated!
These lectures are the best ones that I've seen on the Internet, even compared with L/U big monsters. Not only knowledge, but hidden rocks that you can collide with, everything explained. Thanks to the author!
Very worky and confusing when flipping and looking for an immediate example. A person must have a well established understanding of the issue beforehand.
this is such a live saver for me, who was forced to jump from C to Java, and lost all motivation at the first days via confusion. Now with a better explained Theory and Concepts by you, @Josh, it is strarting to make sense and become understandable, and i also tend to like it more, eventhough i do bad with a little more abstract languages. thanks :)
Sir I am going to lie you are absolutely amazing. I taught programming 3 years ago and I have been working professionally for almost two years. always your videos are amazing. Thanks so much.
I utilized your content as a reference for my university assignment, citing it in APA format. Your material was incredibly helpful, simplifying complex concepts for easy comprehension. Hopefully, the university won't find any issues with my referencing!
This is a very good video. I used to abuse the "static" keyword, and it caused so many bugs that I am only now beginning to understand 3 years into my coding. Lol
Someone told me that Static is the same as the "Shared" keyword in VB. Calling it "Shared" instantly made sense to me as opposed to "Static". Goes without saying, great video and breakdown of the topic.
I've learned by the terms "static"/"instance" when talking about methods and variables. I think it is less confusing than static or non-static, specially for beginners.
Evening John, I've been following you since I started a Java course this summer. I've finished a project using static, I use the concept, but I do no know why. I am going to enjoy this video.
Hi john, i was working as a junior java developer 10 years ago. Due to the lack if child care u could nit get back to work. But now am trying to get back to work. Can you please give me aome advice so i can kick start. I watch your videos and am so grateful for all those vidoes. Please keep posting
Hey John! I've got a question for you 🙃 My java teacher told me that using the keyword break anywhere but in switch() is a bad practise. Why is that? It works fine in any loop and I've always used it that way. Could that be a subject for new video? Or perhaps an answer to this comment x) Love your videos! You really are great explaining :) Thanks!
Thanks a lot for your video! Tbh i was stuck with the same problem of not able to access the rest controller class in Spring since non-static class and method cannot be access without instantiated, so after i watched your video i went to look back at some information and found out that you can just autowired the class object from the beginning :v You really helped me pointing out the vagueness of my understanding about all this static non-static thing, thank you!
Hi john, as always, amazing video. You miss two things thought. 1 Miss to mention that when you create static members of a class, the system automatically make those instances one they are used the first time. 2 MIss to mention the static code blocks static { } and how this code blocks are called the first time a static member is called, so those can be used like some kind of constructor. Great videos!
What about static/non-static methods and variables in a Spring environment, where there's @Component, @Service, @RestController, etc? Prime work as always!
1:52 cleared a doubt i have been having for over 5 years. Thanks a lot.
Hey John, I truly appreciate the way you explain concepts. There's one aspect I'd hope you cover: Serialization and Deserialization. Thank you for keeping up the good work. You make so many people want to code
Just in the nick of time. My students are presently struggling with static and non static and this video might help them look at both concepts from yet another angle.
Thanks again for your short but incredibly succinct videos.
You have no idea how long I've been struggling to understand this, thank you John.
This 11 mins video probably saves you HOURS of research on the internet what the keyword Static means, you're the best John! 👏
My goodness, years using it without knowing how to explain this to other people. Now I can teach it. Thanks!!!
Great content. I'm a non-native but this video was very easy to follow. Nice pronunciation, big fonts, easy-to-understand examples... UA-cam needs more videos like this
Relearning Java right now after close to 8 years never touching it. I remember never understanding what static meant and how it was used. Gave me so much grief trying to figure it out. Been debugging a few if statements today for close to 5 hours, come to find out it had to do with needing a static declaration.
Long story short, found this video and everything finally made sense! Thank you!
Finding your channel is luck for me! I had avoided to learn Java because of difference from any other language and stream of fearful keywords. But thanks to your teaching that anyone can understand and well-made examples in your videos and courses, I could understand what mean of keywords and how to code in Java. Not only that, I find attraction of Java and enjoy coding with it! I sincerely hope to see your videos more. Thanks!
how did you know that i needed this video? your content is so amazing keep going
I have eyes everywhere 👀
Love you bro. You are the best teacher. Understand your videos are very easy your methods of teaching are the best@@CodingWithJohn
@@CodingWithJohn mr you are great thank you
@@CodingWithJohn I pray for your codiness Saint John.
John, you're the man!!! I have finished a bootcamp and learned core Java in 3 months from zero. Now, after a year, going through all the topics with your videos is perfecting my knowledge and making me feel more comfortable with things that I've learned. Your efforts in sharing your knowledge are very much appreciated!
Beautifully explained, clear, and concise. Thanks
These lectures are the best ones that I've seen on the Internet, even compared with L/U big monsters. Not only knowledge, but hidden rocks that you can collide with, everything explained. Thanks to the author!
Best description I have seen on this topic. Thanks
Anyone wants to learn java, this is the destination
Nah, C# is better😂
Very worky and confusing when flipping and looking for an immediate example. A person must have a well established understanding of the issue beforehand.
❤1q❤q.
Your contents are easy to follow & understand. Thanks John.✌🏼
MY GOAT! Helping me before my AP CSA test
Those explanations are crystal clear ... You are an amazing teacher, and those lessons are invaluable 😃
this is such a live saver for me, who was forced to jump from C to Java, and lost all motivation at the first days via confusion. Now with a better explained Theory and Concepts by you, @Josh, it is strarting to make sense and become understandable, and i also tend to like it more, eventhough i do bad with a little more abstract languages. thanks :)
lol, I've become so accustomed to using the C language that learning Java has been such a headache, glad this man exists
U have very POSITIVE vibe. There are v less people like u. Thanks for all tutorials
Went back to this video and it didn't disappoint! Clear and straight to the point
This is the clearest explanation of static I have come across. Thank you!
This is fantastic. "Static" has puzzled me for a long time. This is a very clear explanation. Thank you.
Sir
I am going to lie
you are absolutely amazing.
I taught programming 3 years ago and I have been working professionally for almost two years.
always your videos are amazing.
Thanks so much.
wow... In my 33, I am trying ro change my career and learn to code and your videos are literally saving my a...! :)
Good luck, you can do it!
@@CodingWithJohn Thanks!
Hi John! Could you do some videos about design patterns like Singleton, and others?
Simplicity, straight forward, depth.. yep that's CodingWithJohn !
I love you man! KEEP UP THE HARD WORKING
John. I just need to say I am so thankful I’ve run across your channel. Thank for educating us all!!!
He really has a simple and very understandable way of explaining these concepts. Thank you very much for sharing them. Greetings from Peru
I utilized your content as a reference for my university assignment, citing it in APA format. Your material was incredibly helpful, simplifying complex concepts for easy comprehension. Hopefully, the university won't find any issues with my referencing!
Pure gold, that made it easy to understand. Thanks John.
you literally made everyting crystal clear in my mind, thanks a lot
Here's me shouting at you in the comments: GREAT VIDEO. I LOVE THAT YOUR VIDEOS ARE SHORT, SIMPLE AND STRAIGHT TO THE POINT. 😄
Before your video, I felt the same, now finally ‘static’ is clear for me, thanks!
Your examples are spot on. Its easy to understand the difficult concept when you explain it.
This is a very good video. I used to abuse the "static" keyword, and it caused so many bugs that I am only now beginning to understand 3 years into my coding. Lol
Someone told me that Static is the same as the "Shared" keyword in VB. Calling it "Shared" instantly made sense to me as opposed to "Static".
Goes without saying, great video and breakdown of the topic.
Hey Sir! I am from India and I am learning java by watching your videos ❤❤ Thank you Sir 😊😊
I've learned by the terms "static"/"instance" when talking about methods and variables. I think it is less confusing than static or non-static, specially for beginners.
Evening John, I've been following you since I started a Java course this summer. I've finished a project using static, I use the concept, but I do no know why. I am going to enjoy this video.
Hey John,
Can you make a video about Java modules? Really important, thank you. You are the best!
I'm from lran and I don't know English pretty much but you speak simply and I understand it keep going my friend ❤
Your English is perfect.The best one for me to develop speaking skills.
Hi john, i was working as a junior java developer 10 years ago. Due to the lack if child care u could nit get back to work. But now am trying to get back to work. Can you please give me aome advice so i can kick start. I watch your videos and am so grateful for all those vidoes. Please keep posting
Java was the one language I was intimidated and frustrated with, until I found your channel. Then it became my favorite language to work with!
I'm in the same boat, but I'm transitioning from 30 years as a C++ developer. My brain is a little too old and stuck in the C++ mindset.
WHY ARE YOUR VIDEOS SO GOOD AND EASY TO UNDERSTAND DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY PEOPLE YOU HAVE SAVED THANK YOU SO MUCH 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Clear and beautiful explanation. Thanks
It was a very good video for anyone to understand Static vs Non-Static Variables and Methods In Java.
I'm in 10th grade rn and this video of yours has helped me alot
Thank you John
it is no longer confusing after this video. appreciated!
You are goated , I love Java. This is truly the best place to learn it
This video is amazing and very easy to understand ! Thank you
Hey John!
I've got a question for you 🙃
My java teacher told me that using the keyword break anywhere but in switch() is a bad practise. Why is that?
It works fine in any loop and I've always used it that way.
Could that be a subject for new video? Or perhaps an answer to this comment x)
Love your videos! You really are great explaining :)
Thanks!
amazing video very clear and articulate which is needed to understand this concept
You have my like, not because you explain this concept so well, cause you do. But because of the way you "miau".
THE Best explanation of this on the internet.
THANKS JHON! ur class was amazing.
Another amazingly explained concept man!!!
Great to see you back with a new video! Thanks
best explanation so far
Thankyou very much for that crystal clearance
This is real well understood, thanks bro.
This clears everything about static and non-static.
Amazing explanation 🎉I clear my doubt after watching this video
it was a very clear explanation ,thank for your efforts for making this get sence.
Can you pls make a video about modules in Java? ur the best❤
Java makes sense to me,it's just logical...more than Python ever did....I enjoy your tutorials.great job!Thanks!
Thanks a lot for your video! Tbh i was stuck with the same problem of not able to access the rest controller class in Spring since non-static class and method cannot be access without instantiated, so after i watched your video i went to look back at some information and found out that you can just autowired the class object from the beginning :v
You really helped me pointing out the vagueness of my understanding about all this static non-static thing, thank you!
❤😘I'm shouting out that you clear this concept to me and moreover thanks for saying it's confusing because I was frustrated before
Very nice explanation. Keep up with a good work John!
Literally better than all my comp sci profs
you teach so difficult concepts so easily
Best explanation I've ever heard! Thanks a lot!!!!
You are such a great teacher
Thank you so much John!I was questioning myself a lot regarding this matter 💥
Hey jhon, i have seen most of your videos on java and they are good. I have a request Please make videos on spring and spring boot as well
After watching this video, wow just wow. You managed to explain better than my professor
great video John, your yt channel and videos are amazing!
John, this is an excellent explanation! I'm grateful.
Hi john, as always, amazing video. You miss two things thought.
1 Miss to mention that when you create static members of a class, the system automatically make those instances one they are used the first time.
2 MIss to mention the static code blocks static { } and how this code blocks are called the first time a static member is called, so those can be used like some kind of constructor.
Great videos!
This was extremely helpful, thank you so much!
This is gold. Thanks John
It was very nicely explained. Thanks John.
What about static/non-static methods and variables in a Spring environment, where there's @Component, @Service, @RestController, etc?
Prime work as always!
Great video! Very easy to understand. Thank you very much.
Awesome John, please keep on doing more such great contents.
Best Java channel ever.
You're a great teacher, thank you so much!
❤ Thank you for this...the concept is so much simpler.
Thank you! this video worked for me
Watching the whole series as a preparation for interviews
John- the God of coding!
This was helpful. Thank you.
your channel is very helpful i learned so much from it keep uploading
I don't get to as often as I'd like but I'll keep it going!
Hi John. thank you so much! your videos are truly the best!
John, could you please create a video on Comparator and Comparable in Java?
I like how u make it so simple. thank u so much
Such simple and accurate concepts should be present for all blooming buds😇
Absolutely brilliant video thank you :D
I was working on Token Management and this asaved me :)