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Java Tutorial: Java Data Types We already covered theory concepts about different data types. In this video we will look on how to ...

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Hello world! My name is Michael. In this video, I'll be covering what a C# class, struct, record class, and record struct are and when ...

How to let users supply numeric input to your programs.

... the reference variable contains *Create one more object of the Student class and check what the reference variable contains.

In our first episode, we explore the classic problem of reversing a singly linked list with an animated conceptual explanation, and ...

ArrayLists let you store an arbitrary number of items, unlike Arrays, which have a fixed length. Here are some of the most-used ...

The System.out.format() method makes it easier for you to get output with your variable values in them. It also lets you make output ...

Hello world, I'm Michael and in this video, I discuss the record type in .NET and when you should use it rather than normal .

UNIVERSIDAD TÉCNICA PARTICULAR DE LOJA Informática Estructura de datos Tema: Listas enlazadas Ponente: Ing. Manuel ...

In diesem Video zeige ich euch einen weiteren Aspekt der Objektorientierung in JavaScript und stelle euch die Methoden vor, mit ...

Quick overview of classes, objects, attributes, constructors, and methods.

Like variables, but you can't change them! More like varyn't-ables, amirite? Hey, no, don't pull out those tomatoes--

Using this keyword *this is a reference to the current object *helps to avoid name conflicts *we can use this keyword inside a ...

Learn how to use the "extends" and "super" keywords to allow one class to inherit all of another class's methods and fields.

How is Java similar to and different from natural languages? What are the main data types we'll work with? What's a literal?