Java is Basic: Basics of Java


Have you ever been afraid to start coding because it seems daunting to start learning? You know those new technical words that don't make sense at first glance? What do those curly brackets do and why are they placed at that position? These are some of the questions that plagued me when I first started coding. 

So for beginners out there, Java is actually pretty easy. You just need to know about the syntax, or the rules concerning how the language should be structured. Next, there are ways to display output like println() method or print() method. You can also comment out lines of code using // or */. This is helpful when you need to make notes since lines of code that are commented out are not read by the compiler. Personally, I use this to debug my code. Lastly, there are different types of variables like string, int, float, and more which are better explained in my video tutorial below.


Here's the first slide of the PowerPoint that I made.


The content I will be discussing is above.


A sneak peek of the first topic :)


Here's the full tutorial video!
Hopefully, this will help you be more confident in coding and start your journey in the tech industry. 

Comments

  1. You should make your images bigger here, since I've noticed that I couldn't read them very well. Unless I click the images to maximize them.

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    1. Done! Images should be readable now without resorting to enlarging the image through clicking the image.

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  2. I think you should make the size of the video the same as the others to create more balance.

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  3. Heyyaa! I noticed the empty space at the end of your post and I suggest removing it ᗜ‿ᗜ.

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  4. Bro! I think your title is redundant.

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    1. Thanks man! I was wondering whether it was sounded repetitive or not. I changed the title now.

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  5. You doubled type your sentence below the 2nd picture.

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    1. Thanks! I failed to notice that. I fixed it now.

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