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Arrays are reference variables, which means simple assignment doesn't make a copy of the values.

In Java, you can have a two-dimensional array where each row has a different number of elements. This is called a ragged array.

Here are two approaches to solving the problem. (I'm not entirely happy with this video; the script just didn't seem to “click” for me, ...

Working with parallel arrays in java.

This video shows the building blocks you use for every Java program you'll write in this course. One additional note: The program ...

In Java, you can have a two-dimensional array where each row has a different number of elements. This is called a ragged array.

Creating your first class and instantiating objects from it in Java.

Find out how to specify which classes can and cannot access the methods and properties in other classes. Note: narration at 1:54 ...

How to write a method that will take any number of arguments you would like to pass to it; it will treat them as an array.

Is there any way to initialize an List in Java? Short answer: Kinda. Java doesn't provide a native initialization for Lists, so we ...

You can have multiple methods with the same name as long as the number and/or types of the parameters is different.

These videos were made for DiscoverE's second MOOC, Intro to App Design, which was released in October 2015. This is a free ...

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The do/while loop is guaranteed to execute the loop body at least once.

A brief description of what the Java compiler is on about.

What's going on behind the scenes when you call a method in Java?

Here are the most common methods in Java's Math class.

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How to read a line of text into a string, and how to get specific characters from it.

What's the “correct“ way to indent? Where should you put braces in your code? All of this is part of a Java programming style ...