In this video, we will discuss about the java and installation process

01. Java tutoarials - Installation.mp4

In this video, we will talk about the setup of IntelliJ IDE and how it will help us to create programs in a fast way

02. Java tutoarials - setup IntelliJ IDE.mp4

Introduction and Installation

In this video, we will talk about the sample code

03. Java tutoarials - explain sample code.mp4

In this video, we will talk about variables and how to define and use in the code

04. Java tutoarials - variables in java.mp4

What is comment and how to comment the code let's see it

05 Java tutoarials - comments in java

Let's discuss difference between static, non static and local variable

06 Java tutoarials - static, non static and local variable

07 Java tutoarials - char, boolean and byte

Without rules for naming variable we can't define or declare variables

09 Java tutoarials - Rules for Naming Variables

worry about how to define a default value then discuss about it

10 Java tutoarials - data type default value

The array is a very important topic in every programming language without this topic any programming language wouldn't be able to perform a big task

11 Java tutoarials - arrays in Java

The 2d array is a very important topic in every programming language without this topic any programming language wouldn't be able to perform a big task

12 Java tutoarials - 2d arrays in Java

13 Java tutoarials - more on arrays

After char data type now is time to work with string data type

14 Java tutoarials - strings in Java

if-else statement is the most important topic in java because it allows us to work with condition

15 Java tutoarials - if else statement in java

the switch is an alternative way of if-else condition so let's learn it

16 Java tutoarials - switch statement in java

When you know exactly how many times you want to loop through a block of code, use the for loop

17. Java tutoarials - for loop in java.mp4

18. Java tutoarials - more on loop in java.mp4

When executing Java code, different errors can occur: coding errors made by the programmer, errors due to wrong input, or other unforeseeable things. When an error occurs, Java will normally stop and generate an error message. The technical term for this is: Java will throw an exception (throw an error). But how to handle custom errors ? let's learn it

Java Crash Course

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Chapter 1. Introduction and Installation