Mr. java help.... i saw ur video..... iam a new one to java and am using IDE.... am working on creating text editor.... am confused of what to use swing,awt..... help me out........ and help me on creating jframe,workspace menus etc.......
You know I think Microsoft has made programming to easy. The idea of visual basic and having windows essentially created for you is absurd. At least Java forces people to think things through and construct things step by step which is a far greater accomplishment.
I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make this video:) I just started having and interest in java coding and surfed many videos and websites and stopped on your video to find it very helpful, you were very clear and easy to understand. My "Indigo Service Release 1" did NOT pick up on set.default close command. but after typing it out and " ; " it accepted it. I look forward to watching the rest of your videos and learning what i can. Thank you so much for your time:)
@DoctorRedstone Hmm.. what type of IDE are you using? Try right-clicking the file in the tree-like window to the left of your screen and clicking on something along the lines of "run".
I am going to school for Information Technology and Networking with a focus on web development, and sometimes books just don't get through to the reader (like myself), so videos like this helps to bring information together, and also saves so much time from having to go back over already read information.
I love your video and you explain things very well, keep of the good work.
hope I can get this all in 473 characters but i am about to attempt it so here goes: Assuming, correct me if I am wrong, a JPanel could have a ( what ? ) added to draw a [][] ( raw datatype of drawable image ) -- the intent being to get-going on displaying operations on 2-Dimensional Array directly on a drawing surface ~ not sure how to ask the quesiton but I want to see the effects directly of operating on a 1 X 1 Vector Space ( surface [ x ] [ y ] = datasoore [ x ] [ y ] ) to do ai
@yardenarane what you see in the JLabel is always a string, many numeric types have a toString() method so you can do JLabel.setText( Integer.toString(25)); and you will get 25 showing in the label -- the text displayed can change, I used that as a "status bar" recently since I did not know how to get an actual status bar working
This video shows exactly why I hate Java for GUI development. Visual Studio is so much more convenient and efficient when it comes to designing the user interface.
btw, I like what you did with the cursor to make it more visible and to show where you're clicking.
@Biohazard000Labs The last time I tried NetBeans is a few years ago and it wasn't at all compatible with XP-x64. When I got it to work finally I still found it less practical for GUI design than say, MSVS98
Hi Mr java Help. Excellent tutorial it did help me to finish my project . however, i have 1 question. what if i wanted to have 3 JPanel s and each have some components on them and i wanted to have each panle with different layout? I would be grateful if you could answer my question.
hey... I`ve got a question... I inculde the panel on the frame and every object in the panel (4 Jbuttons and 2 Jlabels), but when I run the app i just shows the window and the panel doesnt show up... I am using Jcreator... it shouldnt make any difference right?
I tried with Panel.setvisible(true); but it still doesnt work... any ideas?
After watching and working through several tutorials which I have to say are great apart from the only issue I am having is that at the end of the tutorial you could possibly display the full code in each class as I have 1 error and cannot locate it despite watching through the complete tutorial several times, I know this is just a typo but it is very frustrating.
One of the greatest books to read if this is too advanced for ppl are the Deitel and Deitel Books. I believe they have set a precedence using the best standards in how to begin learning an Object Oriented Programming Language. I used to program in C++ and still prefer it sometimes, but Java is a powerful high level programming language as well that has become the language of choice for most Software Engineers.
yea man thanks alot. i dont know if my AP programming teacher is good or not caus i havent been paying attention the past few days. (i know a pretty good amount of java before i started the class) but this is gonna help alot. thanks so much and keep them coming.
WOW' you is my Master! My teacher! (me speak english = 7%)
70stick 1 month ago
haha, we cant afford collage so we go here
TakeADumpOnUrChest 1 month ago
it says "frame" cannot be resolved :(
cakelover33 1 month ago
Mr. java help.... i saw ur video..... iam a new one to java and am using IDE.... am working on creating text editor.... am confused of what to use swing,awt..... help me out........ and help me on creating jframe,workspace menus etc.......
abdulasik 2 months ago
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idontlikemakingthis 2 months ago
You know I think Microsoft has made programming to easy. The idea of visual basic and having windows essentially created for you is absurd. At least Java forces people to think things through and construct things step by step which is a far greater accomplishment.
womo1975 2 months ago
I just wanted to thank you for taking the time to make this video:) I just started having and interest in java coding and surfed many videos and websites and stopped on your video to find it very helpful, you were very clear and easy to understand. My "Indigo Service Release 1" did NOT pick up on set.default close command. but after typing it out and " ; " it accepted it. I look forward to watching the rest of your videos and learning what i can. Thank you so much for your time:)
nighdriss 2 months ago
I did everything you did, and it says I do not have a main type... help?
m1cky22 3 months ago
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Ninjason1337 3 months ago
Thanks! Helped a lot!
It would be even more awesome if you could fix the sound a little bit ;)
vevvelina 4 months ago
thanx mr Java... :)
azmatdear1 4 months ago
it tells me "Editor does not contain a main type"
I did it like this:
import javax.Swing.*;
public class swing {
public static void main (String[] args) { JFrame frame = new JFrame ("Test") ; frame.setVisible (true) ; frame.setSize (200,200) ; frame.setDefaultCloseOperation (JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE) ;
}
}
and I put it into a folder called "Swing" and the jar is called swing
pls HELP
DoctorRedstone 4 months ago
@DoctorRedstone Hmm.. what type of IDE are you using? Try right-clicking the file in the tree-like window to the left of your screen and clicking on something along the lines of "run".
scarfulify 3 months ago
6 people forgot to import the right package
shammerHammer 5 months ago
Help me i have to resize the window for stuff to show.
Any ideas!!!!
obiegryff 5 months ago in playlist java swing
I am going to school for Information Technology and Networking with a focus on web development, and sometimes books just don't get through to the reader (like myself), so videos like this helps to bring information together, and also saves so much time from having to go back over already read information.
I love your video and you explain things very well, keep of the good work.
madcitizen1 5 months ago
Please HELP me in making an animation :( @MrJavaHelp
monicaJuson 6 months ago in playlist PROGRAMMING - Java - Basics
Love u! :D
xXxTherxXx 6 months ago
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omaifakingad 8 months ago
Mr Java Help ... SHABBA!
MarkTeePee 11 months ago
I am getting an error on my linux computers terminal saying main class: JFrame cannot be found.
help?
andrepowns 1 year ago
@andrepowns Make sure you're running it as a Java Application.
Nyctitropist 10 months ago
Great video...Concise and to the point....
No verbose speeches abt architecture etc make it so perfect.. Thanks...
knightmaneuvers2006 1 year ago
hope I can get this all in 473 characters but i am about to attempt it so here goes: Assuming, correct me if I am wrong, a JPanel could have a ( what ? ) added to draw a [][] ( raw datatype of drawable image ) -- the intent being to get-going on displaying operations on 2-Dimensional Array directly on a drawing surface ~ not sure how to ask the quesiton but I want to see the effects directly of operating on a 1 X 1 Vector Space ( surface [ x ] [ y ] = datasoore [ x ] [ y ] ) to do ai
pzmtuthcvpvl 1 year ago
now you can add something else... called a 'button'...
ek7x129 1 year ago
@ek7x129 Panel.add( new JButton("Button");// Cool button.
pzmtuthcvpvl 1 year ago
man your voice is so hot.
ninjat346 1 year ago
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hey, thanks so much for all these videos - THEY REALLY HELP!!!
just one question: how do i make a label hold an int?
JLabel label1 = new JLabel (int1); did not work but....
JLabel label1 = new JLabel (String1); did work.
yardenarane 1 year ago
hey, thanks so much for all these videos - THEY REALLY HELP!!!
just one question: how do i make a label hold an int?
JLabel label1 = new JLabel (int1); did not work but....
JLabel label1 = new JLabel (String1); did work.
yardenarane 1 year ago
@yardenarane what you see in the JLabel is always a string, many numeric types have a toString() method so you can do JLabel.setText( Integer.toString(25)); and you will get 25 showing in the label -- the text displayed can change, I used that as a "status bar" recently since I did not know how to get an actual status bar working
pzmtuthcvpvl 1 year ago
@dreamboy921 subclass JFrame, call new on the class you write in the main method of the class
pzmtuthcvpvl 1 year ago
This video shows exactly why I hate Java for GUI development. Visual Studio is so much more convenient and efficient when it comes to designing the user interface.
btw, I like what you did with the cursor to make it more visible and to show where you're clicking.
kkyt543 1 year ago
@kkyt543 you can use netbeans for gui
Biohazard000Labs 1 year ago
@Biohazard000Labs The last time I tried NetBeans is a few years ago and it wasn't at all compatible with XP-x64. When I got it to work finally I still found it less practical for GUI design than say, MSVS98
kkyt543 1 year ago
STOP EATING YOUR MIC :S
MrKryddarn 1 year ago
Hi Mr java Help. Excellent tutorial it did help me to finish my project . however, i have 1 question. what if i wanted to have 3 JPanel s and each have some components on them and i wanted to have each panle with different layout? I would be grateful if you could answer my question.
danny11924 1 year ago
@danny11924 I had to do that, the layout is difficult, there is a utility that will do the layout computataion
pzmtuthcvpvl 1 year ago
good stuff!
funkymunky8787 1 year ago
Thanks a lot
mrqbqb 1 year ago
why can't all swing tutorials be this clear? It makes so much more sense now.
vmmlh 1 year ago
Hi
I have a got a problem with Save button and Open button.
save and open must work with Database. they must save/open information to Database.
How can i do that? could plz help me?
Sweeta50 1 year ago
hey... I`ve got a question... I inculde the panel on the frame and every object in the panel (4 Jbuttons and 2 Jlabels), but when I run the app i just shows the window and the panel doesnt show up... I am using Jcreator... it shouldnt make any difference right?
I tried with Panel.setvisible(true); but it still doesnt work... any ideas?
awesumkid99 1 year ago
funny thing... I tried removing the panel... (addind the buttons and the label to the frame directly) and it worked... :D
awesumkid99 1 year ago
@awesumkid99
It would allow you to add only one label whichever is your latest. Thus your method would only help if there is one label you are using.
abhishekshah33 1 year ago
After watching and working through several tutorials which I have to say are great apart from the only issue I am having is that at the end of the tutorial you could possibly display the full code in each class as I have 1 error and cannot locate it despite watching through the complete tutorial several times, I know this is just a typo but it is very frustrating.
dashbyictfd 1 year ago
Thanks! :D
cheersfornads 1 year ago
Thank you for this!
D3R1CKZ 1 year ago
where can i download this?
IDmann700 1 year ago
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xHotdong 2 years ago
thanks a lot .... i'm learning java at school it's quite difficult there but i understood this on the first go. keep it up
ProfesorJoe 2 years ago
i am doing a GUI project for my uni course...this helped me alot !!!!!!! THANX
ixy1987 2 years ago
thanx a lot...u helped me a lot...keep up the good work !!!!
ixy1987 2 years ago
GREAT VIDEO!!! helped me understand swing!
FSFatty 2 years ago 13
Awesome video!!!
Thanks for making it!!! :)
5 stars!!!
NatandDavidLover 2 years ago 5
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it's not gui, it's GUI (Graphics User Interface)...
Zamshazam 2 years ago
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LukeMaster118 2 years ago
One of the greatest books to read if this is too advanced for ppl are the Deitel and Deitel Books. I believe they have set a precedence using the best standards in how to begin learning an Object Oriented Programming Language. I used to program in C++ and still prefer it sometimes, but Java is a powerful high level programming language as well that has become the language of choice for most Software Engineers.
wildboy92004 2 years ago
yea man thanks alot. i dont know if my AP programming teacher is good or not caus i havent been paying attention the past few days. (i know a pretty good amount of java before i started the class) but this is gonna help alot. thanks so much and keep them coming.
oh and this will work in JCreator also right?
baseballjones18 2 years ago
yo you don't even understand how your saving MY LIFE right now. lol
Thanks for the help. Keep them coming.
iLL905SP 2 years ago
Well a good pre-requisite to your videos MrJavaHelp is youtube user theNewBoston. He created some really good basic tutorials.
miamimanni 2 years ago
Man, this tutorial helped me alot, really.
keep going dude.
MrKiller00224 2 years ago 11
thanks for the comment! :)
MrJavaHelp 2 years ago 3