thanks

Very helpful. Thanks

The only criticism i have of this video is that he didnt explain that if a variable is initialized and has not been assigned a value it gets 0 as default…he could have stated this but didnt…otherwise good example…

You are crushing it dude! Nice video.

You are so good thanks a lot.

Great simple video but… HOW WILL YOU PRINT THE OUTPUT?? There is no showData method.
>>> Output is blank <<< class Account2{ int a; int b; public void setData(int c ,int d){ a = c; b = d; } public static void main(String args[]){ Account2 obj1 = new Account2(); Account2 obj2 = new Account2(); obj1.setData(2,3); obj2.setData(4,5); } }

***Correction***: public static void main(String[] args) /
args can be written as argument too (you can actually write it as anything eg.: abcd, placeholder, putWhateverWordYouWant, declare)

Doooood….that is awesome..i always had confusion about this keyword even after decent research but none was so satisfying as this…realy thanq so much..

this was damn confusing for me… this video really helped… thnku for uploading……

hello nice tutorials, can you post “android app dev”tutorials..using eclipse..

wth. this tutorial only makes me fully understand the this keyword. thanks to you,

these are THE BEST TUTORIALS I have no idea why u can explain so simply and no teachers can, simple to the point with great real world examples… GREAT for refreshers

I got like 11 errors when trying to compile the first time.
As a beginner I had no idea how to correct it, but I just followed the errors saying “Expecting [” so, with trial and error I just removed “args” from the brackets and put it next to it..

Example: (String [ ] args)

Complied and Boom! then as the video went on I saw his code had changed to remove “args” from those brackets.

Still don’t understand why or how it works that way, but i’m sure it will make sense soon.

nyc i got it, really helpful.

Thanks i got what “this” keyword meant!!! 

Great way to explain. I was struggling to understand this concept for very long time. Now clear as water.

OK, this one jumped a light year ahead and I am confused. What happened to Tutorials 11 and 12? You are introducing so many new concepts here that you have totally lost me.

Superb!

OK sometimes things are not as complex as they seem to be, it’s only a matter of how you convey an idea, and you did a great job at that.

thank you