Getters & Setters | Java | Tutorial 31

[@tanvirhaider617]

Hey Mike, you are the only one who explained so early in the video on "why" actually we should be using getters and setters and that is very important as when we can identify the problem and solution for it then the learning becomes easy. thank you.

[@akagrawal8085]

If Mike was my professor in College , then today i would be far ahead in programming 😍😃✌️

[@tanvirhaider617]

exactly

[@juanpablocruzrodriguez7346]

omg bro, you just saved my object-oriented university course! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@JR-ne5vn]

Seriously man... i wish I would’ve found you earlier. Now I’m kinda failing my class, but this helped me a lot 🍀

[@jennheath108]

I've been so stuck in my JAVA class and have watched multiple videos trying to figure this out. After watching your videos it finally clicks. You explain things so simply, thank you so much!!!

[@angelicaspencer687]

Your videos are amazing I finally understand classes. Thank you

[@Believer1995ofGod]

finally found the answers i was looking for. in class i learned to make setters and getters and constructor but nobody explained the reasoning behind it. so thanks a lot man!

[@lilv728]

Thank you so much! I have been having a hard time understanding setters and getters the way my professor explained it. But you sitting down and walking us through it like this was so helpful. I totally understand how to them now. You rock!

[@crystinecullen3031]

You are the best on freecodecamp bro.

[@Boameooo1000]

Thank you very much. You are the only one who has explained Getters and Setters in full for me to understand. Cheers

[@AdrianTregoning]

Why did it take me this long to find your videos? Some of the best explanations I've seen on KZbin. Thank you!

[@sleepyninj66]

it took 5 hours for my prof. to explain this but my guy explained it in 17 minutes, thanks for this .

[@adipurnomo5683]

I have been confuse before about Getter setter implementation in real case. I got it. Great job bro

[@redcrafterlppa303]

7:50 for people who wonder how to eliminate this unsightly long line of repetitive code, you can use a switch without brakes between all the "true" cases and a break after the last one. The default case is your else block.

[@PsyntfcProductions]

This needs more views. Not only is it explained well, but the example you used for movies is really effective. Congrats!

[@cbt121314]

This guy doesn't waste any time! One of the very very few I play at 1x speed.

[@anushivanpratheepan]

This series is very fun to watch and learn about the new stuff every episode. Thank you soo much for making it.

[@mikeynavarro3195]

You explain better than my coding bootcamp's learning platform and i love you for that

[@ghita2003able]

THE BEST EXPLANATIONS PERIOD.

[@ranjanadissanayaka5390]

this video is perfect. You explained everything so clearly. Thanks Mike.

[@spag5296]

Wow, you are amazing at teaching! Thank you so much!

[@student4373]

@7:10 wow, so simple. I would've gone with a boolean value in a while statement, but this makes it so much simpler!

[@mohammedabahussain4562]

MAN, I am very thankful for the effort you're putting !

[@mohamedhassan7849]

Thanks Mr. Mike you made me understand the whole concept.

[@gehanadel3616]

awesome i search about something help me in my JS and to be honest this amazing because you talk about the concept not the language , thanks a lot

[@munyafiction]

Great videos! This was a perfect chance to introduce the switch statement... but yer, love your teaching style!

[@jodymills5229]

Wow... you really clarified this for me. VERY GREATFUL!

[@derrik-bosse]

Best getter setter video so far

[@abhishekhm1264]

Sir I am a big fan of you. Just hats off...

[@endihyseni3858]

Ur amazing at teaching man, keep up the good work!!!

[@jonm840]

Man your videos really helped me in my CSC course. Thank you so much

[@MsSira12]

This is by far the best video that explains the concept of setters & getters, you answered all my questions, PERFECT VIDEO. Thank you very much.

[@IslamgulMashall]

You are an amazing teacher!

[@gurmindersingh4414]

Awesome bro. I fully understand this topic from your video..... Thanks

[@Bananainacar]

Such a solid video, thank you for explaining this so well and giving such clear examples.

[@robirandres]

Really great at explaining the nuances of the concept. Keep up the good work. :)

[@salimz.8587]

You deserve millions of subscribers

[@dawitdereje2690]

The best explanation ever!

[@thedramaking1138]

I am not able to understand constructors. But you explained getters and setters very well. If you could explain constructors separately that would be awesome.

[@piriyakumar0602]

We're using constructors to create different objects with different attributes. Think about a condition, where we don't use constructors. We can create only one object and with specific attributes. Only 'Movie1' can be there. if we want to add another object like Movie2 with different attributes than Movie1, then we have to declare Constructors. KEY WORDS: "different objects with different attributes".

[@omaralomari3774]

that is way better than any fucking tutorial, or tutor in my uni thanks mate I really appreciate it.

[@rian1196]

This is very helpful. He explained so well.

[@night_traffic]

You saved my life. Thanks a looot.

[@juanestebanparraparra6302]

Clearly explained. Thanks for the video

[@KumoGhum]

This is literally perfect

[@SandeepSingh-wt9ih]

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[@williamhunt8313]

Really well done Mike. Thanks

[@hjz2000]

You're a G. Thank you bro.

[@7barsofchocolate]

can someone pls explain why do we (at 15:20) just return rating in the getRating function, but for the other attributes we return this.title & not just title??

[@simranjitsingh3474]

Good explanation. I like it.

[@Ianassa91]

Thank you! Superb tutorial!

[@cristianalburquerque3712]

Question: I see that we could use setTitle(title), without using this keyword, and it works the same. Does this keyword have any purpose here in constructor. Reference video time slot: 17:04

[@hemples]

Awesome vid. Thanks!!!

[@simm5622]

Nicely explained 👍

[@Lucuskane]

Thanks for the videos! Love 💜

[@markevans5648]

Great video thanks Mike

[@salimz.8587]

You are the best!

[@eljanpablo4712]

Good tutorial, this trick is encapsulation and helpful to security us program

[@issamelhoss3067]

you came in soo clutch thanks.

[@mourningdovetunes]

So well explained thank you!

[@olgadurham9843]

Thank you so much, this is a great video!

[@hind9719]

very well explained thank you so much

[@josselynmunoz8743]

Hi Mike. Question: What was the purpose of creating setters for the title and director attributes if there are no restrictions to set?

[@mohamedhussein6954]

From my understanding, it's always good practice to use setters and getters regardless of whether there are restrictions or not.

[@srschool4298]

Its just an example SON!

[@jishnuvedhikz4404]

good tutorial.. very help full.. keep going

[@senthilmuruganr234]

Excellent

[@yowzer00]

"And this is pretty cool, everything is going well."

[@wendie122]

Thank you so much for this.

[@Vidayat1]

good job,thank you!

[@kimberlymahilum7800]

hello Mike, thank you for this tutorial. i just wanna ask, can I use getters without setters? and the other way around?

[@Karslo]

Is there any difference between using "return title;" and "return this.title;" when using getters? Thank you!

[@pranaychoubey829]

if i created a array of strings and array of integers in a different class as private and provide the getter and setter for it. In the main class how do i set the string and integer according to the counter variable in for loop???

[@TheStewie96]

Thank you!

[@Dev_Eli]

can you give an example of this with the user just inputting the title and printing out all of the info like the director, rating, cast, and whatnot?

[@myworldisenogh]

Great, Thank you

[@devidas90]

Good one

[@nicoaristote9681]

thanks , this was really helpfhul

[@Danilo-op1yp]

Yo how did you make your eclipse look like that ?

[@pranav288]

Couldn't we use just an if statement to check if the ratings are not equal to one of those it can print "NR" or something

[@gamesmaname5467]

your great at teacher man

[@ramkumarsenthilnathan8662]

What if I want the user to input multiple movie names ,in this videos u have showed 3 what if he wants to input 10 names or 20 ..so we use a string array how exactly we should be doing it ?

[@nikhithanikki8413]

I have created a pojo class with setters and getters. In class A I have set the values and in class B I wanted to get the values . Kindly help me how to create object and get the values

[@sandiegodronephotography9454]

When you change the constructor to "this.setMake(make);" My program throws an overridable method call in constructor. It wants to make my setter setMake into Private. (making it unusable in main). Should we leave our constructors as this.make = make; ?

[@theencryptedpartition4633]

Instead of using set methods in the constructor, can't you just assign like random default values to them? like 000, xxx or even negative values

[@FamiliarGecko]

I'm sorry, sir. This is a "dog" rated movie, your 8 year old son cannot watch it. But you can bring in your dog, for a family discount.

[@llavesantioquia]

looooooooooooool

[@mukulsharma5738]

XD

[@WasiAbdullah-h8n]

Do a video on tracing in java

[@marksummers463]

Suggestion: Show the exact paths values travel so we know exactly whats going on.

[@MoutazGamer]

thank you man ♥

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I want data structures full course from you sir!!!!

[@seanbrendangarrette7644]

Good job, should have told us that the name of the rating should be Rating, capital R

[@ELgeneral-pl9yg]

Damn bruh you explain this shit really well

[@ahmaddawood9691]

EXCELLENT

[@francistettey9114]

Please why the setters uses void method.

[@carolynw.2381]

really helpful!!!

[@ihssancanmturk3842]

Me think: wonderful this ;)

[@joeblue9129]

thank you all love

[@redcrafterlppa303]

The movie class would be a prime example to use records now in java 17🤔

[@husseinnajafli2305]

What is the name of this theme?

[@Antigashlighting]

Public Void setTitle(String title){ this.title=title; } Public void setDirector(String director) { this.director=director; } Public String getTitle ( ){ return this.title ;

[@brascoarts2634]

Thanks alot

[@monickverma2944]

What environment do you use?

[@fermecontadoorkut]

Seems like eclipse for mac.

[@SandeepSingh-wt9ih]

Grt explain