How to get String Input from a User in Java #12

[@alexlorenlee]

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[@mrtrigger2016]

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[@Artifact1]

Man, I've been wanting to use an actual programming language for so long and you just made it so simple and interesting! And I'm 13!! Hope your vids may be able to start me off on making a simple game some time soon!

[@carminewhite8786]

Good luck man

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Hey Alex, I enrolled in a coursera course on Java, but I absorb your way of teaching better!

[@erlendor3332]

I love how you use simple concepts like Pokemon in order to teach us. It makes it easier to understand and more welcoming. It's the perfect thing for me since I want to get ready before I study computer science and networks at the collage. Thank you so much!

[@rossthomas751]

Same tbh

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[@SwastikBiswas]

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[@Clame756]

Same

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[@beanross4566]

You are amazing, I originally thought I would have to read and listen to a bunch of boring professors talk in monotone voices but you make this so fun, I want to learn the next step every time i finish the video. I thought I would be over my because i'm starting from nothing, and at 14, this is truly amazing job.

[@ApartmentAngelsFireStarters]

this was kinda hard since python is just a = input("user input :")

[@ThatJPGamer]

C++ was just “cin >>” and it was so nice

[@practicalcucumber1395]

@Marvellous STD pretty much the same thing with different words

[@grandunification6226]

in my view python is just English without grammar. no offence; just fun.

[@kiryukazuma1269]

Where did you learnt Python And C++ from? I wanna learn too!

[@nho2x113]

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might be late in the party but charizard sceptile dragonite greyninja Nidoking Eevee

[@hibasyed7646]

First tutor who made java interesting

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Nice videos! I improved in Java a lot with your help, whenever I needed a code snippet and wouldn't find a satisfying answer in the internet, I would watch your videos, nowadays I am quite good with Java, part of it came from your videos!!

[@bernardcummings5987]

i love the way you explain the information. I am a beginner and scanners have been a nightmare for me so thank you so much. I feel like I have a real grasp on the information now

[@MaximumJoy]

Excellent as always. Also made me realise I'd like to know how I can ask the user to input multiple users and have everything be added into an array automatically.

[@x2n2004]

Thanks. It's been helping me a lot. These textbooks that I have are really daunting, and long. Still reading them though. Anyway, I did make the code, and here are my pokemon. Pikachu Charizard Ditto Mew Diglet Snorlax

[@alexlorenlee]

Ah classics :)

[@gaffoormobeen]

@@alexlorenlee I don't know if you've watched till gen 6 but here: 1. Greninja 2. Skarmory 3. Groudon(with blue orb) 4. Charizard(with Charizardite Y) 5. Toxicroak 6. Donphan

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@@gaffoormobeen and mew two X don't forget that

[@LC-nk5nr]

thanks for another helpful tutorial!!! btw the sound of your keyboard is super satisfying and is now inspiring me to find a new keyboard lol

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your the best teacher ever reason , uni make it boring and you make it amazing

[@DamianC]

I'm learning Java for the sake of my class and your videos definitely help. But I have to admit I kinda hate Java but I understand why I have to learn it. Good news is it will help me with my goal of learning C#

[@trisie]

This tutorials are the best, helping so much.

[@mrtrigger2016]

if anyone gets a notification on saying "resource leak 'scan' is never closed" or something along those lines, type scan.close(); at the end of the code. im new to coding and have only been practicing for a few days, so if there is a better way please let me know. im always willing to learn

[@GaminFeltzers]

Are you ever planning on exploring more complex applications for these same principles? I feel like most textbooks completely overlook basic abbreviations and user input design.

[@LorJas_Handmade]

Thank you for helping me figure out a codepost!

[@jaydencdq]

Coming from Python is like a fever dream

[@1983saulomoreira]

I like his videos cause he makes it sound so easy. Maybe it is indeed, but some people tend to complicate.

[@midoridragon3105]

Thank you for the help! I was stuck on this for about 5 mins. I had to capitalize the L in Line.

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[@UnravelGhoulx]

man i wish I had you as my professor, you make learning java fun

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Like your content. And your videos are short and good for someone like me, someone who want to get basic staff quick.

[@jetleb]

Love your videos! It's so easy to follow and make progress by following you! Thanks a lot!

[@etie8633]

you are so clear you saved me thanks

[@blitzkreg335]

Hey man, I really like your videos. they're really well done tbh. Keep it up

[@alexlorenlee]

Lew thanks! :)

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Looking to start coding minecraft mods- your tutorials are extremely helpful!

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man, your videos are way better than my professor in the college. What a shame that they are not buying your vids

[@amoltade5117]

1-grininja 2-charizard 3-infernape 4-grovile 5-dragonite 6-telo

[@satiediluna]

simple and easy to unsderstand. Thanks

[@tobintime]

Thanks, Alex. Simply and concise! Usable information. Thanks for being the real MVP.

[@abdulshaik5516]

Rally good .. felt pretty easy learning Java ... thanks for all your efforts Alex :)

[@finnlatham2942]

This is a bit late but started to watch all the videos when I saw that this video was realised on my birthday :)

[@kiwis2blue]

Okay I understand this is a coding video but I love your sweater!!

[@sohinimitra9578]

your videos are really helpful..thanks

[@shady.gg1234]

Very important need more for beginners

[@innayathakur]

Thank you so much this was so helpful 💗

[@helloworld2891]

Thats a very nice tutorial, great job. I want to advice young developers to learn how to put input on a program in order to make it interesting and make their programs more complex. After learning how to put an input in your program i challenge you to try the tutorial i made that is actually a money currency converter

[@hamidarenabdi9611]

thanks Alex. nice job

[@aninjaguardian]

I can tell Alex grew up with Gen 2 Pokemon. My childhood was playing Pokemon Crystal

[@nawfalnjm5699]

thank you man this is very informative

[@rebeccamyers6262]

I love these videos and I love your whole deal. Please remember this when the world has worn you down: The reason you are so good at this and so easy to follow along with is because you have fun with it. Lazy people are sad. Keep doing whatever you have to do to have fun with this. My favorite Pokemon is Butterfree

[@Leafia_Barrett]

Watching through these to brush up on Java skills and get rid of 5 years of rust. Gardevoir/Lopunny/Milotic/Altaria/Vaporeon/Froslass is sorta my "canon" team. (Ignore the fact that my avatar is a Leafeon.)

[@arandomstranger6954]

I've heard of rust, is there something bad about it?

[@lorenzoluisjohnb.3069]

Really helpful for me

[@iplay3542]

Thank you so much man I needed this

[@jonas-jm8gu]

Input in Python: something = print(input(''Enter something: '')) Input in Java: import java.util.Scanner; public class z { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.println("Enter something: "); String something = scan.nextLine(); } } Yes there is some difference :D

[@Flat0Line1]

Jonášek you don’t need print() for input in python.

[@Arthur-db6ef]

Make the music louder pls its very important and relevant for the tutorial. Great tutorial though!

[@pavanmanny4523]

Thank you Alex 😍

[@kfour9black930]

Can you make a video but with boolean operates so that the program shows the user imput if it meets certain conditions e. g A username must contain 5 letters A password must have 123 in it and so on

[@UltraDude2000]

Alex, which book would you recommend for beginners for Java?

[@himanshugupta7647]

thankyou i dint find it anywhere

[@polar5903]

Could you make a video on the Application of InputStreamReader and BufferedReader and br.readline() commands for getting input from user. If there is already one than please let me know.

[@alexlorenlee]

Swift F0X I have a few input from user videos and also reading from a file that use Scanner, those might be helpful

[@polar5903]

Thanks!! I learned the Application and how to use it for both Scanner and InputStreamReader in School.

[@broinsonjeyarajah2448]

Man... why am I now wanting to play pokemon when im suppose to be learning about string input....

[@RomanKnav]

Thank you Mr. Alex!

[@face911]

Thank you so much ❤️

[@TimmyGoesForTrip]

gosh that looked so easy to process

[@guinngarcia8433]

1. Pikachu 2. Onyx 3. Jigglypuff 4. Alakazam 5. Charizard 6. Blastoise

[@kenopalen7033]

thanks Sir Alex❤️

[@ericamuhammad5082]

Thank you!

[@RealAlexMoreton]

Weird system had a wobbly my end with "scan.nextline". Got it to work in the end by copy and pasting it into a new class. It complied but the debugger showed it has an error but still worked!

[@harmandeepbirring9537]

What kind of keyboard is that it’s pretty cool.

[@eduardcortez2012]

hi can you also make a tutorial on how to print the data chose by user in the choose statement

[@chahaljaswinder8695]

- Guess missing Letters: a word with three missing letters is displayed to the player. The player guesses the missing letters one letter at a time. The player earns 20 points if they guess the three letters (the player should guess all the three missing letters to get the points). Use array of String to save a list of words of your choice and select randomly a word from the list. an you help me with this

[@neonyoutobe5405]

My Pokimon party 1)Balbasor 2)Mr Mike 3)Pikachu 4)Charlizard 5)Brock 6)Ash Ketchup😂 I dont know many Pokemons let's cheat there a little bit..😂 Very Amazing Video Alex. Kept me engaged with this. Thanks brother.

[@abubakarnazir6566]

thx man you helped me alot

[@MiaTheDreamer]

Thank you so much.. can you make videos on Python..

[@gutsssz]

This was very fun

[@CodeBloxe]

I made an AI and I am a beginner but not with code only with java code, So I made the Ai talk to my dad lol.

[@seanm323]

Anyone know a good way to condense this? Using a method and maybe if/ switch statements

[@sedneycastler4086]

thank you so much 🙏🙏

[@ahmedmat_]

What is your keyboard? its super cool xD

[@rjhamxagrafix9913]

Awesome Presenting

[@fireup6585]

#QOTD :- 1) Arceus 2) Lucario 3) Gardevoir 4) Giratina 5) Palkia 6) Ho-Oh

[@Capitan_Chaos]

How do you get an average if it asks you to input numbers instead?

[@carsonxxiii934]

I got a party of 1 lol... couldn't think of any other pokemon after Pikachu!

[@Shawner666]

How you put a ivalid option if you didn't want accident hit another key?

[@abdeselamselami4532]

Thanks a lot

[@iloilo95]

thank you

[@saskiacornish7126]

Hi Alex, can you tell us more about that line at the top there - the one that says 'import java.util.Scanner;'? I noticed my IDE did not put it in automatically and the scanner didn't work without it. Do you have a separate video about importing Java packages? Thanks :)

[@yeliza2350]

5 january 2022 thank Alex

[@xela6ix100]

You’re the best ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@jocey005]

I wish I watched all these videos before I started the semester

[@woofes8958]

This is helpful but I need for the user input to be next to where the system is outputting it to explain this in a better way, I need something like this: Enter pokemon 1: (user input here) (no input here)

[@alexthotse8568]

Naruto list: Kakashi Naruto Saskue Itachi Madara Tobirama Minato Jiraya Might Guy Neji Unfortunately I don't watch Pokemon that much :smile_with_tear:

[@hyperstorm5385]

the amount of times he says; "save it, run it" during this series, lol

[@hpy821]

Sir,suppose you add integer what will be happen?

[@MohamadBaghdadi-rb1om]

How can i work using IF with strings ,this is a code example String game; System.out.println("What game do you wanna get: "); game=scan.next(); String str; System.out.println("Enter Your Platform (mac,windows,linux): "); str = scan.next(); System.out.println("Hello,you chose " + game + " on " + str); How can i put for example : IF the game inputed by the user is minecraft , return a link to download it for example(System.out.println("Your download link is : tlauncher.org");)

[@BasedGod_SuperStraight]

okay,now how do I have the input be used around the program

[@charlesknox5738]

How come you never close your scanners? All these warning signs drive me crazy!! Awesome channel also!