Java Programming: 16 - Overriding methods, drawing on a frame

[samclacton]

Absolutely great video. I've watched them all now and really looking forward to your next one. Please keep up the great work.

[15johnkim]

so what does super. do?? IM SO LOST

[CodeMonkeyCharlie]

@15johnkim super refers to the base class instance. The way inheritance works is that there is a chain of instantiation, where ultimately the last link is the class you're actually creating an instance of, and the first is Object. In our case here, we have Object > Base > Subclass.

You can think of using "super" inside of Subclass as working with an instance of Base, just like how "this" is the instance of Subclass. I'll cover it in more detail in a future video.

[NomenOmen2]

Very well done! This tutorial gives the simple way to learn Java programming basics.

[zazry1]

Is 17 gonna be out soon?

[Jufloca]

Very very good work.

Seriously.

Just watched all of those sequentially and feel like I've really learned something.

Thanks a lot for giving this to the Community.

It will make my learning all the smoother.

Can't wait for the following parts now.

[bailinski]

Please add more. You are very easy to follow and understand.

[SuperDpunisher]

no 17? is it the end?

[CodeMonkeyCharlie]

@SuperDpunisher Definitely not the end, I'll be making more when I find the time

[Gibbonator42685]

One question: Do you recommend any other tutorials I could use to broaden my knowledge?

[CodeMonkeyCharlie]

@Gibbonator42685 Thanks for your kind words. As for other tutorials, they're all over, but it is hard to find good ones. That's part of the reason I began mine. I wasn't quite satisfied with what else was out there, and mine tend to include things I wish I had learned about early on.

Just remember videos like these are never a substitute for books, and certainly not for coding. Sometimes you just have to jump in and play around.

[CodeMonkeyCharlie]

@Gibbonator42685 One that I would highly recommend would be the programming methodology lectures that Stanford posted. Great professor. The only drawback is that lectures like those are generally at a slower pace than more targeted tutorial videos like what I try to create.

[CodeMonkeyCharlie]

@Gibbonator42685 Check out Richard Buckland from UNSW as well. He's also a brilliant lecturer.

[Gibbonator42685]

These tutorials are really helpful. Thanks for making them, it's clear that you've put alot of effort into them :)

[IamJacksColon4]

great thanks!!!

[dato7077]

Great tutorials.. just keep up doing pls..

[CartoonGaz]

Whens the next one... plz say tomorrow