Corejava - Basics - Types of Methods in Java Part - 2

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[@meghasandesam]

22.26 inner method are not allowed, but inner classes are allowed

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Thank you Ratan Sir for the explanation. Please add more videos on methods. Please videos of remaining concepts in core Java.

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[@vinaykumar0376]

Hi Ratan sir, a big thanks of you... hi guys a little mistake in this video at the time 22:26. Inner methods are not allowed but inner class is allowed in java... sorry ratan sir.. this message may help anybody..

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[@ColorStudioIndia]

We can call static method in main method : 1. With class name 2. without class name (Direct) 3. with class object. I checked it. Correct me if i am wrong !!!

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Core java || Type of methods in Java Part - 3 its there search in youtube !

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Hi Ratan sir, your classes are simply superb and easily understandable. thank you so much I have got a doubt at using "this" keyword sir. you told we can use "this" keyword to represent the instance variable values when local and instance variables have same names. ok fine Then what if we need to represent the static variables which have the same name of local variables?

[@saimaheswarimadireddy3641]

Can we create an object at the class level that is out side the methods (without using static keyword before object creation statement) ........that is you mentioned that create object globally so that you can call 100 methods with that single object

[@vinaykumar0376]

Nice..... we can also use singleton for a single object creation..

[@shaktiprasadmishra5239]

Sir you told you will cover 27 Example .But in this video only 10 examples are there .I think some videos are missing .Please kindly upload soon.Its realy great one.....Please upload soon

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Thanks for this amazing vedios.. I have some doubts regarding "this" keyword. Why we can't use this keyword in static method. Please clarify...!! Once again thanks a lot...!!

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i found my confidence btwn 24:50 to 25:05

[@rajattur7600]

Excellent Work. where are rest of the Examples? You listed 10 but said there were 20??

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super exaplanation sir

[@yogeshsabankar6352]

sir please give the information about access modifiers..

[@vinayTshetty]

Hi Ratansir it will be more usefulll if u provide a linkfor all the examples u executed

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+vinay shetty Areyyy....concentrate yaar ...pause the video and type it yourself.. Don't believe in theoretical knowledge..always believe in practical knowledge...

[@rubikarubi4473]

In Example 7:You have called m3 in m2 by passing m3(10);but while calling m2 why the parameter passed for m3 is not displayed??

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please upload your more vedios sir....

[@Rakesh-jl1ib]

In java is there any concept of global variables?

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Why the videos are deleted?where the private videos are?

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very nice sir

[@jacobcullen4122]

class Test03 { void m1(int a,char ch) //local variable { System.out.println("m1 method"); System.out.println(a); System.out.println(ch); } static void m2(String str,double d) { System.out.println("m2 method"); System.out.println(str); System.out.println(d); } public static void main(String[] args) { Test03 t=new Test03(); t.m1(10,'a'); //instance method is called by using objects t.m2("Eclipse",77.7); //static method is called by using class } } Here the method m2 has been called by object t instead of class Test03 but runs well and shows same result please explain...Thank u for these videos...very helpful....

[@dharamendrakumarpatel4871]

Sir please addd more videos in methods like video4,5 as told by u that u are covering 23 examples here only 10 are given

[@sandysunny6409]

Hi sir inside the nethod is not possible k but inside calling method is possible void m1(){ m2(); } void m1(){m2();} void m2(int a){} void m2(Emp e){} primitive vallues is k how's it possible????

[@jeevankumar86]

pls upload methods next part.. Missing continuity...

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Sir Telugu Lo Java available vunda sir

[@shalingarg8155]

sir we don't need object to call a method inside other method??

[@tutorialhub1]

It depends on the context, like which class method you need to call. Suppose you need to call the employee class method from a company class method so you need a object reference of employee class. please let me know if you need elaborate explanation. But I know you will understand this point by your own in some time with some experience. :)

[@TheAmenine]

That depends on area. If you are calling instance method from instance area / instance method , you don't need object, it's a direct calling. But if you calling instance method from static area / static method ( Like main method) , you need to create reference variable / object for that. :)

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[@rachapudipavanmahesh2174]

28:55

[@mayurichaudhari8494]

where is other possibilities. you told you will give 27 possibilities but mentioned only 10

[@vinayTshetty]

for downloading the code

[@itsadevotionalworld3890]

method with return type not explained sir

[@RamanYadav]

at time 22:29 i statement is inner methods are allowed and inner classes are not allowed

[@IgiveyouNONE]

He said wrong. Maybe he didnt realised.

[@sajeshkariadan4997]

stackoverflow.com/questions/2634328/can-methods-in-java-be-nested-and-what-is-the-effect

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Hara Hara mahadeva

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Can you send material sir

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[@vijayramesh8734]

static method m2 is calling with out using Class name also/// public class Test { void m1() { System.out.println("m1 method"); } static void m2() { System.out.println("m2 method"); } public static void main(String[] args) { Test t = new Test(); t.m1(); Test.m2(); } } O/P: m1 method m2 method

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Sir..you are awesome in explaining each and every concept. Thanks a ton! :)

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