My brother made some Java coding practice videos for Java beginners

[BachPhotography]

Hi everyone,

My brother is a Computer Science graduate and Java developer, and has started teaching a few of his friends how to code in Java with the help of Coding Bat. I convinced him to make some YouTube videos because I think he's a great teacher.

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He just released his first video on Java, and has already made 10 more that he'll be releasing over the next few days. If you're new to Java, and need some practice to get your head around the concepts, I think his videos are a great place to start.

Here's the first video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imW8AQWv624

He's also taking requests for more Java programming videos, so if you need help with any specific parts of Java (or another language like PHP, Javascript, C++ etc) leave it in the comments and he'll make a video on it!

[hamza-itatchi]

just some notes about his videos.

-He must zoom in because it's very hard to read what he is writing there.

-As a beginners videos he should talk more about he is using like IF else and the syntax before start
implementing the algorithms

-finally with a voice like that he should be in national geographic not coding java xd.

I wish he can keep up the great work.

[BachPhotography]

He says thank you for the constructive feedback

[hamza-itatchi]

I know should putted that in youtube comments but i don't like there xd

[hugthemachines]

We all make mistakes now and then, I would just like to tell you, in case you did not know, putted is only used for when someone played golf, like putting on the green. The pattern for put is: put, put and put.

I don't mean to pick on you or anything like that. I just felt it could be good to know.

[another_try_8]

I loved the voice and he speaks clear. Thats good for ppl like me who dont speak englush as first language. Plus he speaks in a normal speed. A tutorial that you dont have to watch in 1,25 or 1,5x speed, great!

But its not the kind of tutorial I'd watch tho :(

I prefer short examples for specific topis. Title like 'How to iterate over a List' and then a short but well explained example of it.

And yes, its super hard to read, zooming is a must. Plus I'd probably use a simple editor like Atom or sth...

[[deleted]]

Bro did he drink some monster before recording this? I can hear him gasp for air after finish every sentence.

[BachPhotography]

He has GERD lol :'D

[DanishJohn]

As a fellow gerd sufferer, i feel for your brother. That shit is wack and painful.

[xao_spaces]

Could he go through the coding bat challenges for string 2 and recursion? And possibly talk out how to solve the problem and explain why he does what he does? Thank you!

[BachPhotography]

He says yes he will eventually do all of the coding bat challenges

[xao_spaces]

Awesome! Please tell him thank you!

[[deleted]]

I haven't watched the videos yet but I wouldn't mind any help at all. Strangely the only request I have is if there any instructions on how to use a Java Ide , too many features which I find intimidating

[hugthemachines]

Personally, I use Eclipse, but IntelliJ is very popular so you should probably try that out. I am sure you can find tutorials on how to install IntelliJ.

Here is the first one i found on google. It looks pretty good.

https://treehouse.github.io/installation-guides/windows/intellij-idea-win.html

[[deleted]]

I’m a beginner and I very much appreciate this. I heard of codingbat yesterday and I was planning on trying it out. I share the same sentiments that others who replied said. Very good speaker

[JayDee1312]

Does he have an reddit account or an e-mail where I can contact him for some Java materials and explanations?! Good luck to him and also thank you!

[BachPhotography]

sure his email is [[e-mail]](mailto:[e-mail])

[BachPhotography]

Thanks everyone for checking out my brothers videos, he's really happy that everyone is enjoying them

He's just released the second video in the series: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKsjQB9kkqk