Array of Objects Java Tutorial #73

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In this array of objects java tutorial, I show you that putting objects into an array is just like any other variable type into an array! We just put the names of each object into the array.
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Hey Alex thanks for the tutorial but I missed when you used to put the source code in the description it really helps me go through each step so that I can impiment what I learned into other programs. Thanks again for such a great tutorial

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I glad you to have this video, because I don't got understand this lesson

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Alex Lee, can you plz make a tutorial on java game development because all the videos I have seen are not good...... plz make a java game tutorial series. Great video anyways Keep up the good work! Thank you

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Alex thank you for your tutorials!! I'm curious have you ever tried using Intellij IDE?

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Great video bro

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Hello Alex! Could you do a video on composition/aggregation/inheritance please?

[@onlyshorts6837]

great work can we make a it like the user input the objects like a int array ??

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так просто, что даже новичку понятно, спасибо!

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Thanks

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Please sir finish this series as soon as possible.

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Hello, your examples helps me a lot to understand java, however there is something i don't know of. What method should i use to check wheather two files is located in the same folder?

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Can you please do a series on DS & Algorithms

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Do u have tutorials on Spring framework?

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Heyy great explanation... but can you plss make a video on how to add binary numbers in java

[@aidanl3105]

i’m taking java 2 never seen that way of declaring classes before, in terms of having the public static void main inside of main class and then saying public static void in the monkey class instead of on the same line you declared the monkey class on. i’ll have to ask my professor about this.

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Hi Alex, I've started my journey with Java, but there is topic which is not solved for me. How to write proper unit tests for example for void methods, or when we need to write Unit test... Can you show examples in upcoming videos - How to use JUnit or EasyMock, what is what and when use it?

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is there a way to make a module that creates x amount of objects and names them for you?

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is it possible to access and change private instance of class via getter without setter?

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Hey i m following the playlists so mentioned this is basic or intermediate

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can u please tell what plugins should i install on my netbeans ide 8.2 for easy programming

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2:49 Could you teach me how to do that Array, @Alex Lee?

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Nice video, thanks lot. I got question, why do you string type="spider monkey" and you never use it? Thanks for your time

[@shanesreal]

for (Monkey m : monkeys) { System.out.println(m.type); }

[@primarytrend7915]

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[@LifelessNerd]

Nice explanation. Only thing I was missing is why would I use this? Some real world examples would be nice.

[@technofreak39]

Overview of data and a better abstraction of the real world. For example a school is made out of rooms, teachers and studends. Rooms, Teachers and Studends could be arrays. int i = 0; for(Studends s : studentlist){ if s.name = Thomas { i++ } } Sys.out(i); Result: See how many students you have with the first name "Thomas"

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In this video you put a class and in a video I watched from yours about two years ago you didn't have a class. I am just wondering is it necessary or when do you need to put a class?

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How do you clear or empy one of the array within the object?

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How do you make your own exception?

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[@technofreak39]

Very nicely explained! But wouldnt it be better for the sake of simplicity to use an ArrayList? That way you wouldnt need to add every monkey manually to the array (If I remember correctly)

[@hushinterlocutor7021]

Won't you need to add every monkey to an ArrayList instead?

[@technofreak39]

@@hushinterlocutor7021 No, that can be automated in the monkey class

[@hushinterlocutor7021]

​@@technofreak39 err... Like how? Sorry, I just don't get the idea.

[@ariton2990]

One way is you could create a static ArrayList of monkeys in the monkey class and then in the Monkey constructor you do arrayList.add(this); so everytime a new Monkey is created, it automatically gets added to that arrayList and then when you want to access this arrayList you could just do Monkey.arrayList. But I find this more complicated and I dont even think its a good idea to use it like this.

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Hi sir, how to draw the array of objects example the array of points in java. please help me❤

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Looks like he's using Eclipse

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Spider monkey from Ben 10 alien force😂

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What I don't understand about objects and arrays is why do we need the obj[] THEN the name of the array? So it starts off obj[] myobjectarray/// or Monkey [] monkeys, why do we need the FIRST Monkey[]? What does that represent?

[@darragh36]

It represents the data type of the variable. Java is a statically typed language, which means you first need to explicitly specify the data type of a variable when declaring it (this is done so that the variable types are known at compile time rather than runtime). In this case, the type of the variable "monkeys" is an array containing Monkey objects, which is denoted by the typing the type of the objects (Monkey), followed by an opening and closing square bracket. Alternatively, you can type the brackets after the variable name, so it would be: "Monkey monkeys[] = {m1, m2, m3}"

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One quetion can U make Array in Anonymous Object?

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