Java Interface Tutorial

[@KeepOnCoding]

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[@KeepOnCoding]

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[@BN-cr3el]

The way you explain it is... I can’t even describe but I learn very quickly and I learn a lot in few short minutes. In class, we spent 3 hours learning about interfaces and I was still confused. Thank you 😊

[@phoenix78240]

Out of all the videos I’ve been looking at on explaining interface your video is by far the easiest to understand. Thank you for that.

[@burrrrrrrrrrrrrrp]

I been learning Java for the past year and have watched A LOT of KZbin tutorials on it. Yours are easily the best out there, straight to the point and easy to understand.

[@venkateshnambi1576]

I was struggling to learn some concept's and i regret that i am so late to watch this video. Fundamentals cleared. Thanx.

[@doctorpoverty9553]

The most in-depth video. At first, it seemed complicated. But after watching a few times, I have realized that this video actually covers more than 10 credit hours worth of college classes in one 15-minute video. Excellent job man. You are a life saver

[@Gohel95]

this was super.... Please keep making such good content it helps too much ..... and your way of explaining is just awesome first some theory and then code.

[@i.j.5172]

this was genuinely the BEST video I have seen on interfaces. Complete explanation.. thankyou!

[@JATJAT330]

Literally the first minute of this video explained better what an interface does than the entire book I have to study from. I just didn't understand the point of them. THANK YOU!!!

[@matthew11092]

Learned a lot from your videos, your explanations make sense and are straight to the point

[@leonardolima3936]

Great explanation! You speak english clearly, It was easy to understand

[@mr.RAND5584]

You speak so crystal clear. Thanks 😊

[@CodeRay]

Awesome video man! Wish I knew this when I was in AP comp sci

[@rubasham8241]

your videos are like a survival kit, whenever i feel like a topic is too heavy because my professor didn't explain it well, a video of yours pops up and it never fails to give me back hope and make me understand! can't thank you enough!

[@vadrudnev]

Thanks! I had troubles understanding how to use interfaces. This video saved me a lot of time.

[@PunjabiKush]

Here during my Final, I just finished part 1 on abstract using comparable. was uncertain how interfaces work. part 3 is generics and I'm pretty good at it. Thanks dog you helped me pass this probably with an A :)

[@kamogelomafuna8485]

Wow I never understood interface until I saw this tutorial and might i say it really came handy ass am writing a text this coming week

[@muhammudamine7376]

Best Video at explaining Interfaces, Thanks

[@socaljusticewarrior558]

This channel is tight. Because of you and Coding with John, I've basically become a PHD in computer science.

[@ParalyticAngel]

Even me whos English isn't that well do understand it by far better than guys in my language are explaining it, by your way of explaining stuff. You are really calm and on point with your style of explaining it. Respect and thanks.^^

[@michaelantoni8323]

I'm learning Java now and the way you explain it really amaze me. Thanks a lot your a big help. new subscriber here.

[@sethupathys641]

Thank you. Can't believe how much youtube teaches me

[@KD-vg2yn]

What a great tutorial. Thank you man. Also, I think it's so funny, on productive channels like this, the comment sections tend to be so nice and not toxic. But in all other comment sections on KZbin they are all toxic. I think it shows the kind the of people you attract when you are doing something great.

[@uralslife]

That's awesome job, man. I'm declaring that from Russia, we don't have such a clear interface explanation even in paid cources

[@ahmedababneh7089]

Please can you make a video that talk about the first step should I take to become a java developer, what should I learn and how many month it will take. Sorry for my English.

[@kaifahsan8459]

Great video. Like how you explained a lot of key aspects of interfaces with clarity.

[@jamaka_me_code796]

Wishing you had a Spring Boot tutorial 😅 appreciate your content for sure

[@guy8923]

When I need to revisit something your videos are perfect

[@christo4520]

Dude you have a good content style

[@kiransingh8239]

HI Sam , too good to see u explaining the clear concept

[@Gohel95]

can you please make the next video on the collection ... because I have seen many tutorials but I think only you can clear concepts of collection.

[@fastcomputer5927]

Nice keyboard sound :)

[@khushiimalik]

Very well structured and easy to follow. I was having trouble with interfaces. Thanks!

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This is great quality material\, my guy. You definitely earned my sub.

[@PIRAKAS666]

Very nice. Appreciate the effort. Also so much better than that over the surface trash Lee is uploading.

[@ammarabdallah378]

hope to see more videos man you are such a legend

[@williaminfiesto2529]

Thanks, this is a very clear explanation and it helped me understand interfaces a lot more!

[@KRaJWanders]

One of the best explanation of interfaces. Worth every second ❤❤ Thanks @keepOnCoding

[@brkeudunman]

Great Video to improve CS Skills

[@FarisSkt]

commenting to help the algorithm

[@yourdailyfails1]

we all know what " more stuff " he bought on Saturday night , with private method

[@martinrugadya4067]

This is super helpful, precise and clear

[@DespinaDimitriadou]

Great video! Can you do one for abstract classes as well?

[@yacoub3736]

Thanks, Brother!!

[@maddy3656]

Thank you! I adore your videos. 🥰

[@obiudeze809]

@keepOnCoding Great Vid! It seems the use of inheritance in sub-classes and the use of interface implementation in classes are kind of similar. Are there any situations where you would use one or the other?

[@georgesavvatis1937]

This was very helpful... thank you!

[@puppyspit8725]

That was very receivable. Thanks for the info

[@captainsloth5895]

Great video, much appreciated!

[@taurohkea2169]

wow i feel enlightened

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you are so cool, man! please make videos on the complete java collection framework and data structures and algorithms.

[@matttwist9480]

Awesome video, thanks for making this.

[@everiguado5272]

Amazing, i'm mexican it's easy to understand you

[@alimurtaza8275]

Thank you very much. It was extremely helpful. Good luck.

[@rezafadillah5129]

Thank you broo, your explanation very detail

[@marouaneltaifi2926]

great work man loved the video keep it up !

[@maxd7228]

Have you thought about making a Java course? Excellent explanation.

[@donniegou9522]

Thank you very much, sir.☕

[@parthjagtap5926]

00:01 Interfaces in Java allow separation of class interface from its implementation. 01:37 Implementing Java Interface requires implementing all provided methods 03:27 Classes can implement multiple interfaces 05:20 Java interfaces can switch between different class implementations dynamically. 07:11 Variables can be declared in an interface. 09:11 Interfaces in Java can be extended to create sub interfaces. 11:03 Understanding default and static methods in Java interfaces 13:01 Java 9 introduces private methods within interfaces. Crafted by Merlin AI.

[@adipurnomo5683]

Awesome explained ☺️

[@Duderantula]

Thank you, great explanation.

[@msh104utube]

When would one choose to use Interfaces over. Abstract classes, and vice versa?

[@aureliuse3469]

I think abstract class is use, if you want to make that class contain abstract method and method with implementation, but interface use only to share abstract method without implementation to other class only and share final static variable. Beside that the different is in a class we can extend 1 abstract class only, but otherwise in a class we can implement many interface. So if you want to make 2 superclass with 1 subclass use interface, and if you want to make 1superclass and 2 subclass use abstract class, i think that is the analogy of the hierarchy. CMIIW iam also learning java interface tq

[@eliy5550]

GREAT VID

[@facundomartinez615]

Great explanation!!

[@samueletamburrini9420]

Man really awesome, but im struggling in 5:14 when you talking about creating variables istantiating interfaces. When you reference the interface istantiated to another object (in this case ob=byTwos) you are modifying also the other class (byTwos) or just the interface istantiated? Dont know if I made myself clear.

[@Nxtfbrdf]

Good teaching skills ❤

[@sammeester3514]

Great video, thanks!

[@francescocassini7267]

Great video! It was very clear!

[@kianreddy1295]

amazing content brother

[@boblewis1287]

I gotta learn your key combo's

[@arnabmukherjee5840]

Bro awesome , please cover all basics by weekly videos 😎

[@escrimo23]

Great video! This is a really side question, but what are your thoughts on developing mobile apps using Flutter(Dart) or Android Studio (Java)

[@boblewis1287]

Can you do a video on intellij keyboard combo s especially the useful ones? Ty dawg

[@maniys]

Awesome!

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Bro make more videos in Java. Your videos are quite interesting to watch :-)

[@yasminenejjar6351]

Thank youuu so much !

[@Channel-iu6de]

very good, thank you.

[@morghayn]

Great tutorial!

[@davidorevic6651]

Nice job!

[@saxontse]

thank you for video first, but you just mention about how to use interface. I am confusing of why and when to use interface, it is so hard to find useful material that can describe deeply on that

[@populouslove1425]

Wonderful, thank you.

[@bonicapatterson6943]

You are everything!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank you!!!!!!!

[@murcielagoghost]

Thank you for this very useful tutorial about interfaces, I'm getting started with it and now default methods in interfaces classes are clear to me.

[@adipurnomo5683]

Why don't you using composition object instead of interface

[@syedrizvi2687]

Thank you!

[@numero8035]

Great Video

[@SpaceTimeBeing_]

Can you do some advanced java stuff, like JEE

[@evelyndavies1503]

Hi can u be a software engineer and a programmer at the same time, I need answers please.🙏🙏

[@kaifahsan8459]

They're the same thing. There are very few Software Engineer roles if any that does not require programming.

[@zhihaohuang273]

Could you explain how the method "public void mousePressed(MouseEvent e)" was written? Is there a way to add functionalities to a method in an interface? Thank you!

[@AnandKumar-no2ob]

Amazing Man!!

[@MedalMetaller]

Dude its saturday night right now^^ How did you know?

[@lucasf.v.n.4197]

omg it goes for me as well : )

[@patriciocastillo2772]

Great content

[@cestlezooicimw]

I thought we couldn't put variables in interfaces

[@CarlosVasquez1]

OK. but it seems like your conflating class and interface. In the portion (around 3:25) where you are explaining implementing interfaces and extending classes you are saying "implement class" and "extend class". Is this the correct wording? Is there a difference between an interface and a class? More importantly, are there different rules when implementing an interface vs implementing a class? Can be a bit confusing if not used to the terminology and rules yet. tx, -C

[@shx717]

How about interfaces in Java 9 and how are they different from abstract classes in Java 9 since you can define functions too.

[@jacobgorinevski1544]

Thank you

[@sachinsharma1230]

Everytime when i see this "default" method i fell like what is the "suger coating" done on it. I never found any answer on it. You know what i men, the default access / non-access modifiers

[@rosameliacarioni1022]

THANKS A LOT !

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