Static Method In Java Tutorial #76

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In this video, I show you how to use the static method in Java! I show you what that weird "static" word means and how to call a static method vs a nonstatic method! This was so confusing to me at first, but hopefully, this tutorial helps you :)
I hope you enjoyed this static method Java tutorial!
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[@ohmegatech666]

The way I think of it is that non-static methods are for objects where it makes sense that each separate object could do the thing, like for a Dog class in a videogame, each Dog object can bark. On the other hand, static methods are for things where you normally wouldn't have separate instances of the thing each do the thing, like a calculator. You don't need 5 different calculators that all have their own add or multiply methods, so then you make all the methods in the Calculator class static

[@jamesvowles1]

These are great tutorials! This was a topic I had difficulty understanding; thank you!

[@carol00210]

I cannot believe you are back! Your tutorials are just amazing!

[@michaeleisenberg1995]

Thank you so much! This concept really confused me, and you managed to clear it up in less than 10 minutes. I would highly recommend putting this into your java basic tutorial as I think it would be helpful for newbies like me to know

[@supriyajain7904]

You have covered my each and every doubt in this tutorial. Looks like it was made for me specifically. I exactly had the same doubts. thanks

[@CzMatt]

Thanks mate. Ima starting to work for a company that works in Java and I have learnt so much from you. Thanks

[@JULIEDELARO]

SO happy you started creating tutorials again

[@Has_BunRoeun]

Thank you brother you help me a lot for real.

[@pedro-vf6dn]

ayo this is the return of the king! Your tutorials are great and it's so easy to learn from them

[@lucreatiaalexander9476]

Thank you so much Alex for your tutorials it has been helping me so much with my computer science degree.

[@yi-cc9hx]

so good!! i always love your tutorials!!! this really helps me a lot!!!!

[@garrysingh4484]

💯 Awesome Bro -
You make it very simple to understand by giving very simple examples - which makes it super easy to understand 👍👍👍

[@StrangeDooropen]

Thank you so much , your explanation is simple

[@user-wf8pv2rb3k]

thank you bro ,your video saved me

[@bassemhh]

Alex ,Thank you for teaching me so much. Thank you for being in this world. Love u brother

[@jaxsyntax]

Alex, your tutorials are so useful! Could I ask, what version of eclipse are you using?

[@janinaalmog7312]

I am so happy your are back!!!!

[@chaken6187]

Hi! Thanks for your valuable tutorials!!! I would like to know what are the different between list, tree, map in Java and their usage. Hope you can help!!!

[@ouhhunlu4841]

Thank you really, Finally, I understand this 😭

[@MichelNajjar]

Excellent video, it really helped me to understand it more, so thank you very much 👍💯💥🔥
Btw, could you please do a video about what is "to debug a code" (or what is a debugger/debugging) and how to use it in eclipse?
Also, another video about the Breakpoints, what are they and how to use them?
Hope you can do something about them, because that would be really helpful to me.
Thank you very much and keep pushing forward!

[@meinkanal11]

Amazing video, my prof couldn't properly explain it to the class in 45 minutes, but you could in 5...
Thank you so much!

[@muzzan1887]

Amazing video bro!!

[@ACEOROAL]

Short and sweet👌💯

[@carol00210]

Btw what is your keyboard? It just sounds amazing

[@elifariq]

Thank you Alex. :)

[@charlesliu1439]

good job on explaining this.

[@user-hy5bi8eq8t]

Thank you my brother👍

[@hushmix5536]

thank you

[@baron9111]

I wish you could have approached this one a bit more different. I was looking forward to static variables and non static variables. I can't seem to find anything on this, maybed I missed it? Not sure.
I hope you will work on a tutorial on that. I didn't really learn much from this one, but it was insightful to some extend. Cheers!

[@blackTulpan]

Thanks!❤

[@khanhgiapham-mi4hg]

very nice video.

[@axmy1776]

thank you!

[@techssef]

thank u sooo much

[@light_skit]

🙏🙏I appreciate this video

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Hello Mr. Alex. I think your videos are interesting and useful. Is it ok for you to share on my own linked in account?

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[@sripal9554]

bro i have dought in Eclipse IDE how can i ask you??

[@l3gnaa597]

So both ways work fine (I do however prefer the STATIC method) My question is; whether its merely a matter of preference? Because both methods work fine! Again I prefer the fewer steps of STATIC

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[@k-universe0022]

but why do we use this or where to implement this in real life projects????

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Do you have a Udemy course?

[@Jason13Official]

Any chance of a Mixin tutorial 😢

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Your Java coding videos are incredibly helpful and your teaching style is exceptional! Keep up the great work!
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