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It's funny how teachers in general treat you like you are stupid and take forever to explain things that are really simple. Like, "HoW dO YoU KnOw iT Is A TrIaNgLe" or some shit when it's like, we both know why so like wtf.
@@relic374 understand why you know it’s a triangle is important though. Obviously you can recognize a triangle in a simple geometric situations, but in more complex situations where things don’t present themselves to you, you need to know what to look for.
@@relic374 Yeah, there's definitely times where that style of teaching is unreasonable, but as an introduction to a topic, it's often worth the little bit of extra time to get a complete understanding of why, and not just how
@@branpod Yes, but I have experience times when it was just in the middle of no where- very simple things that everyone understands if you're above the age of 12.
I'm a HS Computer Science teacher. I bow to you and recommend you to ALL my students. I'm coming to you to learn and help me clarify what I'm teaching! :)
This is the greatest Java OOP tutorial of all time. You've managed to break things down in such an understandable way!!! My prof has a Ph.D from MIT, and he can't teach me this stuff!! Ur WAYYY better than him at this. Thank you so much!!
wow, this is a great overview. i have two interviews this week for software engineer positions (finishing bootcamp in 13 days) and i really felt overwhelmed reviewing so much material. this was super concise and helped clear up a couple concepts i was still having a little trouble talking about. thank you!
Bravo and kudos to you, sir Alex! I'm just starting my new semester and had to refresh OOP and learn Java at the same time, and you taught all of this under 10 minutes! I'm sharing this with my entire class. Bravo Alex! 👏
These “in 10 min” and “in 14 min” videos are great reviews for someone who knows some Java but took a semester off. Thanks for keeping it simple, dude.
This was very concise and well explained. I learned OOP and did a lot of projects/homeworks earlier this year in a class and I always tell people "any concept, specifically in CS, is simplifiable", but school doesn't do an amazing job at concise. I had a wonderful professor for OOP but in general teachers make things more complex and drag on lessons. 2 things that would have perfected this video: 1 if you had prepared a full class with variables and functions, like a full 40 line class with edge case checking for constructors and setters. 2 split the screen between "class containing main method where objects r created" and "actual class/blueprint of object" that way people can visualize things much better. for a quick intro to OOP, this was very good. even for a review for test.
you just made my life easier. God! I should be thanking youtube for this video suggestion! I am a teacher and want to teach my students java. I will add your videos on our book as reference ;)
Mate, you are so incredibly awesome 🤩 I know, I repeat my self in like every comment I leave under your videos, but this is only due I can not find any better words to describe how infinitely good you are explaining stuff! Thank you so so much for your videos ❤️🔥
Thank you I am currently studying Computer Science at University and I have learned so much from this channel what my lecturers cannot seem to explain, keep it up.
Our Java class went from basic loops straight into OOP without even mentioning what a method is, I guess it's lucky I have some experience with it already. Great video!
Hey Alex, this video was very well explained. I feel like I learned a lot in a very short amount of time. Keep up the great work. I'm a new subscriber based off of this video alone.
I've been studying from my books for the past few days, everything was made so unclear. You just cleared everything up in 10 minutes, awesome video thanks!
so annoying how these concepts are made to be so confusing in school / job interviews but they're so basic when you're actually coding them.. thanks for showing us this!
Great video! Just want to add that getter and setter methods make getting and setting variables easier for users, because the original developer(you) is(are) able to retrieve and replace the variable in different ways depending on what the user submits as a parameter to each method. Mainly, if the original dev(you) wants(want) to make sure users don't accidentally set a variable to certain values down the line, getters and setter methods can perform checks and do much more than simply *get* and *set* the variable in question when the user calls them
This is a very good guidance for intermediate learner, but not absolute beginner. My java professor only talks about how to use different kind of method to achieve a goal, but never tell me the concept of a class, a method, or how to relate them as a whole.
This video literally saved me from my interview. You see im more of an output guy and I have problems with definitions when interviewers asked me about definitions of something, having trouble on finding the right terms to describe it that sometime I want to "just give me a computer and ill show it to you". Thanks!
hey alex my uni suggested 18 videos for each topic you explained in this video,and i am glad i chose to watch your video first before getting confused watching other videos.thank you.
Dear Alex , could you please make a thorough video on 2D array as it is quite confusing to solve problems on them and i get stuck in it. My second request is if you can help in Algorithms as well which is aked in interviews as it is bit tricky and how we can use it to make programming easy. Thankyou for your videos and you are an amazing mentor.
I’m coming from python and when I learned OOP python got so much easier so I decided to learn this as one of the first things and this is from a beginner this clears up so much and made a ton of sense thank you!
Thank you so much man! I always struggled to get this OOP stuff. But then your video comes and now OOP it's all magically clear to me. Keep up the awesome work!!
1:49 not exactly Polymorphism Polymorphism means you can look at a specific class from different forms (subclasses) it's method overloading, not polymorphism
stupid question... whats the point of doing Example e1 = new Example1(); srry, im trying to get used to everything and I ask a lot of questions tht probably dont need to be aked
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The music at the beginning of the video was very distracting.
Entire semester in 10min, very impressive bro
Exactly 💯. I really needed this
we had this and more in just one lecture
@@TimoKvapili feel bad for you
1:35 Polymorphism
2:20 Overloading a method
2:26 Overriding a method
3:52 Inheritance
4:37 Encapsulation (getters/setters)
6:54 Interfaces
8:40 Abstraction
Thanks for the excellent tutorial!
thx!
2:26 Overriding, not overwriting.
For those who are confused , methods are called functions in c++
0:21 Start
0:38 Classes and methods
This guy teached me Java OOP in 10 min while my professor took 4 months just to confuse me.
It's funny how teachers in general treat you like you are stupid and take forever to explain things that are really simple. Like, "HoW dO YoU KnOw iT Is A TrIaNgLe" or some shit when it's like, we both know why so like wtf.
@@relic374 understand why you know it’s a triangle is important though. Obviously you can recognize a triangle in a simple geometric situations, but in more complex situations where things don’t present themselves to you, you need to know what to look for.
@@branpod I know, but I've seen questions like that in middle school when it's not anything new- it's just straight up stand alone shapes
@@relic374 Yeah, there's definitely times where that style of teaching is unreasonable, but as an introduction to a topic, it's often worth the little bit of extra time to get a complete understanding of why, and not just how
@@branpod Yes, but I have experience times when it was just in the middle of no where- very simple things that everyone understands if you're above the age of 12.
I'm a HS Computer Science teacher. I bow to you and recommend you to ALL my students. I'm coming to you to learn and help me clarify what I'm teaching! :)
“They throw 15 letter words at you you don’t understand”
2 seconds later: POLYMORPHISM
Just kidding.. love the videos
POLYMORPHISM
15 letter words, he didn't say anything about 12 letter words... :)
@African Bitcoin ?
@@alexlorenlee Stop it, Patrick, you're scaring him!
i thought polymorphism basically many inheritance
this man deserves my college tuition
hahaha true, mine too
Got the worst two teachers, one for networks one for Java. Same here, it took Alex 10 minutes to teach me what I never understood in 4 months.
@@danielvazquezsandoval75 haha same, i have a networking teacher who is just the worst
damn this 10 minute video is more useful than those 2 hour tutorials
It’s been a year since I’ve had to take a programming course so this was a great refresher
He actually taught OOP in 10mins. OMG MOTHER OF CHRIST
HAHAHA WHAT A TIMING DUDE
we literally just had a lecture about OOP and I wanted to watch some of your vids to make sure I understood everything :D
:D
"Universities hate him for teaching one semester in 10 minutes." lol thank you so much for this!
This is the greatest Java OOP tutorial of all time. You've managed to break things down in such an understandable way!!! My prof has a Ph.D from MIT, and he can't teach me this stuff!! Ur WAYYY better than him at this. Thank you so much!!
wow, this is a great overview. i have two interviews this week for software engineer positions (finishing bootcamp in 13 days) and i really felt overwhelmed reviewing so much material. this was super concise and helped clear up a couple concepts i was still having a little trouble talking about. thank you!
Bravo and kudos to you, sir Alex! I'm just starting my new semester and had to refresh OOP and learn Java at the same time, and you taught all of this under 10 minutes! I'm sharing this with my entire class. Bravo Alex! 👏
These “in 10 min” and “in 14 min” videos are great reviews for someone who knows some Java but took a semester off. Thanks for keeping it simple, dude.
Nice, a compact tutorial with no going off on a tangent for 10 minutes every 5 minutes but just stays focussed on the subject. Very good video. 👍👍👍
What a great tutorial man, this will help me in my OOP course more than my class lectures!
Wish I had such a tidy and quick explanation on hand when I was first learning Java. Great stuff.
holy shit dude...
i always struggled trying to figure out OOP concepts
but these explanations are really good! it all seems a lot easier now! thanks!
Willian Vinagre same. I am coming from C++ and Java OOP was making no sense. Now I realize it is very similar just a bit different syntax.
This was very concise and well explained. I learned OOP and did a lot of projects/homeworks earlier this year in a class and I always tell people "any concept, specifically in CS, is simplifiable", but school doesn't do an amazing job at concise. I had a wonderful professor for OOP but in general teachers make things more complex and drag on lessons.
2 things that would have perfected this video:
1 if you had prepared a full class with variables and functions, like a full 40 line class with edge case checking for constructors and setters.
2 split the screen between "class containing main method where objects r created" and "actual class/blueprint of object"
that way people can visualize things much better.
for a quick intro to OOP, this was very good. even for a review for test.
Crystal clear and easy example . Precisely on point , nothing extra .
you just made my life easier. God! I should be thanking youtube for this video suggestion!
I am a teacher and want to teach my students java. I will add your videos on our book as reference ;)
Mate, you are so incredibly awesome 🤩
I know, I repeat my self in like every comment I leave under your videos, but this is only due I can not find any better words to describe how infinitely good you are explaining stuff!
Thank you so so much for your videos ❤️🔥
And I oop...
Sorry I'll see myself out
XD
My college course last semester was called “IOOP” into to object oriented programming
apcs test in 40 minutes
good luck everyone
Yeah dude I did that too lol
Thank you I am currently studying Computer Science at University and I have learned so much from this channel what my lecturers cannot seem to explain, keep it up.
Our Java class went from basic loops straight into OOP without even mentioning what a method is, I guess it's lucky I have some experience with it already. Great video!
my class is doing that rn and I got no clue wtf is happening
Hey Alex, this video was very well explained. I feel like I learned a lot in a very short amount of time. Keep up the great work. I'm a new subscriber based off of this video alone.
I've been studying from my books for the past few days, everything was made so unclear. You just cleared everything up in 10 minutes, awesome video thanks!
Helped me understand Java for my new job in 10 minutes. Many thanks!
so annoying how these concepts are made to be so confusing in school / job interviews but they're so basic when you're actually coding them.. thanks for showing us this!
I really cannot be more thankful! You made everything so clear, thanks!
I actually "know" about OOP but i really enjoyed this video. Good job man!
Da quanto ho visto.. il video è già per dev.. un newbie non capirebbe nemmeno i primi 10 secondi XD
olha um programador da tuga 😆
@@rocas4087 kkkkkk não sei o que é tuga, mas vou curtir a piada!!
se for Portugal, infelizmente sou Brasileiro, ou felizmente, depende do ponto de vista xD
@@brunocardoso8277 tuga é uma expressão para dizer português hahah, e da tuga é para dizer Portugal haha
Great video! Just want to add that getter and setter methods make getting and setting variables easier for users, because the original developer(you) is(are) able to retrieve and replace the variable in different ways depending on what the user submits as a parameter to each method.
Mainly, if the original dev(you) wants(want) to make sure users don't accidentally set a variable to certain values down the line, getters and setter methods can perform checks and do much more than simply *get* and *set* the variable in question when the user calls them
I wish every programming tutorial video was that simple and quick.
Yea
Damn if i had only seen this before this semester started.... i would've saved myself a lot of stress
This is a very good guidance for intermediate learner, but not absolute beginner. My java professor only talks about how to use different kind of method to achieve a goal, but never tell me the concept of a class, a method, or how to relate them as a whole.
This is SUPER CLEAR ! This made everything much easy to grab !
I've already a few years of experience with Java but this is actually the best explanation of OOP that I ever found online.
Watching this to revise before I tutor. I wish I had watched this back when I was doing this course. Would have saved me so much time.
you are LITERALLY THE BEST Java teacher ever, I finally understood Arrays, now I need to know about Objects, Constructors, and Inheritance I think
Its amazing that while im sick and not really even able to focus you still made me understand better than my professor or my 250 book
I’m an AP CSA student in high school and your videos are beyond helpful for preparing for my upcoming AP exam. Thank you so much!
please upload more videos about oop
Thanks for existing ALEX. you saved me! I was never so confident in OOP and kinda mugged it up. You've made coding fun for me!
This video literally saved me from my interview. You see im more of an output guy and I have problems with definitions when interviewers asked me about definitions of something, having trouble on finding the right terms to describe it that sometime I want to "just give me a computer and ill show it to you". Thanks!
If I spend too much time away from an OOP language I forget what these words mean. Excellent refresher.
Huh, that's what I have to learn for school.
Thanks
Man... this explains my whole semester... and this video helped me more than my school. Thanks man you earned a new subscriber.
this guys an actual genius
Love it! I literally just learned C++ and with your videos only I understand everything they should teach at school!
Alex, you’re the teacher we always needed! 👏🏽
I alr learned these concepts in college, but your explanations simplified it, making it easy to understand, thank you!
hey alex my uni suggested 18 videos for each topic you explained in this video,and i am glad i chose to watch your video first before getting confused watching other videos.thank you.
Just WOW! I've been front end coding for years. Found a new passion in OOP. You helped me a lot with this video. Got a new sub 🎉
Wowowowowowowwww!!!! You're the god of OOPs tutorials🎉
your teaching style is so good. the basics even my professors couldnt really teach well in university. you taught in 10mins.
Thank you Alex Lee. You make learning fun and Understanding .
I'm in a coding Bootcamp right now and I just wanted to say, thank you for these videos because they're the only thing making me understand java.
My teacher taught us OOP in 5 days, this guy taught me in 1 video!
ok, i love a youtube channel, dude, continue with this great work.
Dear Alex , could you please make a thorough video on 2D array as it is quite confusing to solve problems on them and i get stuck in it.
My second request is if you can help in Algorithms as well which is aked in interviews as it is bit tricky and how we can use it to make programming easy.
Thankyou for your videos and you are an amazing mentor.
wow I'm shock i really do understand it 😭. Thank youu, i thought i was going to study a day for dis
Seriously man you are amazing i never understand oop before. But after watching this video i understand all the basic concept of oop. Thankyou
I took OOP for 1 whole semester, but alex be like : 10:05 mins ... It's really good. It's better and clear, thank you for making this videos.
Great video as usually. Thx a lot. Even if I know that already it is always a pleasure to watch some new stuff from you.
It is amazing how he simplified it. I struggled with that topic for so long but honestly Alex is a living legend :D
You might honestly be the goat
This has literally wrapped up all those stories i get from my OOP lecturer, Thanks Alex Lee!
bruhh I just learnt something we've been doing in class for the past 8 months in TEN MINUTES. YOU ARE A MAGICIAN.
Bro, you just salvaged my entire career! bless!
Thanks, I just found anything I wanted about OOP in java!
This seriously was the first time these all made perfect sense to me. Thank you
I’m coming from python and when I learned OOP python got so much easier so I decided to learn this as one of the first things and this is from a beginner this clears up so much and made a ton of sense thank you!
Dude you are good, keep working these things, don't give up
nice video
Wow that's impressive ! Our mentor spent 2 weeks explaining Oop and didn't get it . watched ur vedeo and now makes sense .
Never been this clear on oop after watching your video. Thanks :)
I spent 16 hours on a basic object oriented java project, wish I had seen this.
Thank you so much man! I always struggled to get this OOP stuff. But then your video comes and now OOP it's all magically clear to me. Keep up the awesome work!!
I luv ur videos. I knew the channel before my brother
Awesome! Thank you so much for this short briefing! :)
Incredible comprimized and performant transferred knowledge. Well done bro.
1:49 not exactly Polymorphism
Polymorphism means you can look at a specific class from different forms (subclasses)
it's method overloading, not polymorphism
Modularity, Data Abstruction, Message Passing are left out and GC, these are part of OOP as well.
Bro you actually did it. No clickbait what so ever
Thank you. The whole world should be explained with this philosophy.
stupid question... whats the point of doing Example e1 = new Example1();
srry, im trying to get used to everything and I ask a lot of questions tht probably dont need to be aked
Oh, Im assuming its just creating an object called e1 in example 1 class.
Cassandra Ward yup! We’re just making an object called e1
@@alexlorenlee e1 is just a reference which points to that object's memory address right?
This is fantastic! Clear and concise! Thanks bru!
Super Awesome. To the point and simple.
amazingly explained. Thank you!
Thank you that put a lot of stuff into perspective.
Thanks for the video, but maybe more explanation on why you would use these features would be great.
Hi Alex, could you make a tutorial on threads? Love your videos. They're so helpful..!
This was SO helpful!!!! Thank you so much :)
I never laugh that much and understand at the same time OOP, thank you so much!!
It was really helpful. No exaggeration
this is the best video ever for OOP
this VOD is very helpful,its clean and simple compare the more than 10 page bullshit that they teach on class
Omg gracias! Entendí todo