Java VARIABLES and DATA TYPES Part-1. Java Tutorial for Beginners #2.1

[@eccedentesiast4647]

Correction 👉 byte data type can store minimum of -128 and maximum of 127

[@Carricol29]

Hello Sriyank, ... I appreciate so much your explanations not only for your great method but for your great pronunciation too. Is incredible that although my english level is not high I can understand you very clear without need of subtitles. Thanks a lot !

[@aimeelewis7283]

This was a very clear and in-depth explanation. I actually understand it now!

[@anandhemant]

Amazing how you began teaching with real life analogy of age and taught it with the data type... Thats how everything must be taught . Analogy based teaching,

[@APPLEDUDEZ]

Thank you !!!! You taught me a bit more than expected. Referring to the sizes and default values.

[@user-jm5ft7kn2t]

Need a elaborate video for generics and collection

[@kreepsteryt9615]

Thanks very much

[@medarametlapolicestation6154]

Thank u so much sir,give more videos for us

[@raglin1800]

I dunno why Indians are Good at this thing but he's damn much better than my teachers ngl

[@smartherd]

Thanks man

[@angelicalopez8934]

The Indian guys KZbin memes are true!!!!!

[@smartherd]

Share some links, lemme enjoy that too 😂

[@oliayuzvak8019]

Hello , Please... I need help to solve this task in Java Given 2 variables: short s = 128; long l = 1000L; Note that the variables s and l are already created by us and do not need to be declared. Create two new variables of type int named: shortInt (perform automatic type casting) longInt (perform explicit type casting). You then need to output these variables to the terminal using System.out.println () for each of them.

[@alfredangeloquinto219]

The best!

[@obvioussamson1796]

Well explained thank you very much

[@ayishashaik2879]

Thank you. Good way of teaching.

[@ratmirsusanin5496]

Great!

[@proneer140]

GOOD JOB

[@krishnapro9120]

GREAT EXPLANATION SIR.

[@kennojaylayugie6004]

yow thank u this is so helpful u have my subs

[@krishsandy8140]

why you use L for long datatype?

[@r.k.roshanprince2262]

thank you. well explained

[@MATTO239]

Thanks

[@monikrishna9095]

Nice one:)

[@shakirhussain2589]

String is not a non primitive type

[@hussnaintariq2335]

Tysm

[@anshudk20305]

Nice

[@malhibhai5888]

Man i wish i had indian genes so i could be so smart.

[@smartherd]

Haha, I wish I had American passport.