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  • His manner of discussion is great.

  • Mehran said that it's bad style to create an array of one integer so you can pass that array into into a method to change the integer, but he doesn't mention the "correct" way of passing primitives by reference. He has mentioned before the "Integer" class, but you can't change the value. So is the best way to just create your own Integer class that holds a single integer and pass that object around? Or is there a better method? Maybe he'll cover this in more detail in one of the next lectures.

  • 2 people got the Darth Vader exception.

  • Great job Mehran! I love your lectures they're always interesting!

  • i dont get the ++ joke. he says "i can imagine some places I would want to put it " help anyone? :P

  • @pker5range ++ adds 1. so where would you want to add one? (inch...lol)

  • he draws a boob on the board at 46:30

  • wtf 2 dislikes???

  • thanks

    

  • You know whats funny? They are going to school to program computers, but at the same time are getting programmed themselves I.e:(they are getting "programmed" to learn to program ) haha..

  • thanks Marhan you are wonderfull man

  • @leDanio1977 Mehran*

    On a separate note STRING THEORY w/ arrays :~), it sounds fun.

  • free lecture more better then my college lecture.at last i dont have to pay to learn something Amazing

  • good prof.. i want someone like him to teach me.. imo,if profs were just like him, studying would always be interesting.

  • this guy deserves "best teacher on youtube award"

  • Hahaha "Darth Vader Exception"

    Thank god that person asked that question.

  • He's a great teacher... but one disagreement in this lesson - programmers initialize arrays with values all the time.

  • These lessons are great! Thank's Stanford and thank you Mr. Sahami. ^_^

  • it good to see that array in java support dynmic sizing....

  • @mylastnameiskhan Arrays don't ;)

  • @CoDCopsProductions in java arrays do support dynamic sizing...

  • Thanks Professor!

  • Absolutely brilliant!

  • Thanks, very useful!

  • 25:00 XD throw new Exception("outOfBallance")

  • great lectue on arrays.You are great Mehran

  • Great teacher, hope he's my teacher.

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