Although i know all the concept taught in this video, but it took me many months and articles to learn these things, but you taught in one video , great lecture !! Please make the videos on design patterns or microservices
I learned from different sources but still wasn't able to get a clear idea about the concept-why it is there and when to use it. However, watching your series helped me a lot. I watched the Dependency Injection video first, and after that, I really enjoyed studying from your channel. Your explanations are simple and complete.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear that my tutorials have helped clarify these concepts for you. It's feedback like yours that motivates me to keep creating content. If you have any other topics you'd like covered, feel free to let me know!
"Auto wala poochega ki Class aur Interface mein ky fark hota hai"🤣🤣😭 I am crying...maybe reference to that Microsoft autowala guy driving autorickshaw to fight loneliness
Just have a quick question I have two interface call InterfaceA and InterfaceB , and I have created method in both with same name example getUser(). and I have a class called UserClass which implements both interfaces InterfaceA and InterfaceB so in this case which which interface method will invoke from interfaceA or from InterfaceB or the JVM will take it randomly from the order in which we implemented both the interface?
When UserClass implements both interfaces, you need to provide a single implementation of getUser() in UserClass. JVM will not invoke a method from any interface directly, because interfaces don't contain method bodies (before Java 8, without default methods).
one of the best lectures on Interfaces
Vipul Bhai, Jaadu kar rakha hai aapne. I started watching your videos like a binge-watcher . Thanks a lot.
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Although i know all the concept taught in this video, but it took me many months and articles to learn these things, but you taught in one video , great lecture !!
Please make the videos on design patterns or microservices
best video on interfaces I've seem on youtube. Thank you so much for giving us this content for free🤟
one of the best lectures on Interfaces for sure
I learned from different sources but still wasn't able to get a clear idea about the concept-why it is there and when to use it. However, watching your series helped me a lot. I watched the Dependency Injection video first, and after that, I really enjoyed studying from your channel. Your explanations are simple and complete.
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm really glad to hear that my tutorials have helped clarify these concepts for you. It's feedback like yours that motivates me to keep creating content. If you have any other topics you'd like covered, feel free to let me know!
"Auto wala poochega ki Class aur Interface mein ky fark hota hai"🤣🤣😭 I am crying...maybe reference to that Microsoft autowala guy driving autorickshaw to fight loneliness
Sir abhi tak ka sabse accha video thank you sir well proper concept step by step clear hua sir thank you sir
Great explanation.
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thank you so much , now interface is much clear to me
my 1 week of confusion just cleared by this 26min
very thankful
i have never learned these concepts , although i am learning java for almost one year
Great sir ji....❤
Great lecture!
Hello , can u teach the collection framework?
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Agr koi auto bala puchega ,Abstarct class ka object banana chiye, to bo sahi h ya galat .???
really geate content my dear guruji
Just have a quick question
I have two interface call InterfaceA and InterfaceB , and I have created method in both with same name example getUser().
and I have a class called UserClass which implements both interfaces InterfaceA and InterfaceB
so in this case which which interface method will invoke from interfaceA or from InterfaceB
or the JVM will take it randomly from the order in which we implemented both the interface?
When UserClass implements both interfaces, you need to provide a single implementation of getUser() in UserClass.
JVM will not invoke a method from any interface directly, because interfaces don't contain method bodies (before Java 8, without default methods).
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@eat() , @sleep(), @money() -_-