This Keyword in Java Full Tutorial - How to Use "this"
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2021
- What does the "this" keyword mean in Java? How and when do you use "this"? We'll cover all of that (and all of "this") in this video.
In Java, the keyword "this" can be confusing for beginners. What does "this" even really mean? How do I know when I have to use it, and what does "this" actually refer to when I do use it?
In this beginner Java tutorial video, we'll give a complete overview of the "this" keyword in Java. By the end of the vide you'll know everything you need to confidently use "this" in your Java programs.
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This was a great explanation of the "this" keyword, thank you so much!
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I am a beginner, so I guess it will take sometime to thoroughly grasp all at once.
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probably the best "this" keyword tutorial I've come across... and I've watched a ton. Thanks!
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Your explanation of the "this" keyword is crystal clear. After being stuck at this point for such a long time, it finally makes sense to me. I am really grateful for your help! I am in my second year of college and right now, struggling in a java class highlighting algorithms and data structures. I have also checked some of your other videos and will certainly watch more! Thanks!
im in the same boat but i am building a calculator app and in the tutorial he used "this keyword in a different context.
functionButtons[i].addActionListener(this);
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Wow, I wasn't expecting to learn anything but now I understand it much better. I didn't even know you could call a constructor in that way.
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Been going for about a year now! But the first bunch of videos were much rougher for sure, so you're probably not wrong that the last couple months had some of the best stuff so far. 🙂
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Clear, pleasant, and understandable. Thank you!
I think that using "this" in class methods, like constructor or getters and setters, is not for avoid confusing between the function parameter and the filed name.
The uses of "this" is for referencing the specific object in memory beacause we can have many other objects of the same class.
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holy crap *this* actually makes sense now! I was trying to do something for a project in my comp sci class and couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong.(also apparently we were supposed to use "this." but it wasn't introduced until the next lesson which was stupid)
Finally understood this, thank u so much
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I almost added a counter to the video to show every time I said the word "this", I thought it would be hilarious. But then I thought it might have been too distracting. So you all can turn it into a drinking game instead.
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You may have seen it already, but I have another recent video with even more constructor info here: ua-cam.com/video/pgBk8HC7jbU/v-deo.html
Great stuff
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Dang near perfect, and no, I don't have any complaint at all, except that in other languages some good developers felt that "this" was redundant in instance methods and should generally be avoided as noise (their approach was non-ideal when the natural name for a method parameter was the same as a data member, of course -- they would wind up having to munge those). On the theme of "I love how you do brief intros that don't overwhelm the learner with minor details without lying or teaching anything they will have to learn later" a very good book I am reading does just that. In a quest to prepare the reader for cert exams, they don't merely ignore stuff that isn't on the exam in that area, but actively make some misstatements that won't affect one's performance on the exam, but if you go beyond later, you will actively have to unlearn some "convenient lies" that they could have just ignored instead. It is a fine line, but you normally always land on the right side of it. There are extremely few "untrue statements" or "non-facts" found in your videos in service of making a good introduction. That is not easy to pull off, and I really appreciate it.
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This was a great explanation of the "this" keyword
USE WHAT?!?!?!?!?!
This
I think he's talking about the drums
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Awesome!
Awesome content
this definitely helped me, im 11 weeks in my java cs class and needed to understand what the hell was going on with these constructors XD
Thank you
Ty so much
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thank you so much, i was struggling with this "this" hahahahaha
I work in C#, and I swear Java is basically the same language with a different API.
I feel like I'll be referring to your videos a lot while working on my CS Java course, though, since Java is different enough to cause some confusion.
Thanks
Bro awesome
My hope is you explain in details the differences between method and constructor, and the purposes
I don't know how you make things this simple, suddenly I just understand it and idk how lol
this should be the first line in the constructor is the new thing i have learnt.
thanks
Does this channel have a video about Override?
I'm so annoyed by the fact that here in Germany the government makes pupils use parameters prefixed with a 'p', which is why they'll never get in contact with the 'this' keyword, since there is never a conflict with the field names - I'll tell them, though, anyway. Your Dog constructor would therefore look like 'this': public Dog(String pName, int pAge).
I think this is a relict from the time that the default language in higher education was Delphi and senior developers in the government didn't want to give up this parameter naming convention when they had to learn Java.
Thanks again for the awesome content. I'll definitely recommend your videos to my students.
Nice
Awesome
Hey, could you please explain the stream api and its methods please,