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  • the tags say beginner...I feel offended, I am INTERMEDIATE and deserved to watch videos labeled as such

  • Cant focus because Im looking at the next tut, it has a cool thumbnail.

  • U can C ,that my little monster now turned to the big MONSTER ;))

  • nice tutorils

    

  • Lol, you're such a boy, with your bacon monster. :) Anyway, love it, keep em coming

  • can you please explain how to change the first letter to uppercase and the rest of the word to lower case please

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  • @ctik this would be one way to do it (some beginner code)

    public static String firstUpperCase(String string) { return string.substring(0, 1).toUpperCase() + string.substring(1, string.length()); }

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  • you really love bacon huh?!

  • @MsCanarybird Shut up and leave then.

  • @MsCanarybird He is an amazing teacher, So fuck up.

  • @MsCanarybird well f*** u too

  • Yay i love Java

  • 7:23; That's what he said.

  • is this easy or does it looks easy cause bucky teaches it??

  • @timboiscool It's easy, and plus Bucky is a good teacher.

  • @timboiscool Are you Tim Bovenizer?

  • @RynoFb No :p

  • @RynoFb

    No he's Greg Roberts :p

  • Thanks to you from Chile!!

  • Stringception anyone?

  • I ALSO would like to know how to change the first character to upper case, even though we all apparently know how to do it already >.< haha

  • Note to bucky, please name your variables more like bacon, as that is how Jesus wants it

  • i went one better bucky :)

    import java.util.*;

    public class FUN { public static void main(String[] args){ Scanner scan = new Scanner(System.in); String t = scan.nextLine(); String c = scan.nextLine(); System.out.println(t + c); }

    }

  • at least he keeps it real when he says he declares a lot of variables as bacon

  • how do we change the first character of the string to uppercase? I mean is there a way of doing it with toUpperCase() or something?

  • 1 person is mad

  • i alrdy love you bucky!

  • how do you make a program for palindromes???????

  • Thanks Bucky. How do you alter the case of the first letter of the string if you don't know what it is? I cant get s.toUpperCase(); to accept an index number. 8-\

  • @jazzninja77 Hey, not sure if you still care but he was putting b.toUpperCase() caus "b" is the name of the string variable, not because he was refering to the letter "b"

  • With all respect, bucky,

    according to the Java API -> indexOf(int ch, int fromIndex)

    at 2.12, it's gonna start searching from 'r' not 'o'

    awesome tutorial, anyway

  • thanks bucky your a savior need to tell my classmates. this is the best

  • is there any tutorial for mysql connectivity and getting result

  • i learned 2 new things after watching the first and second intermediate tutorial after taking 2 semesters of computer programing. guess i can learn more on youtube than school...GOOD work!

  • 9:01 but we already love you though :D

  • what about String matching algorithm ,could you give some tutorial about it? please ..

  • @gudone01 if(stringName.equals("what to match to")

  • thanks Bucky !

  • love it

  • need help!

    I am to write a program that will count the number of occurrences of each letter in a string the user inputs.How do I do that?

  • @rhizjosh1124 Just asiggn the input to a string and use the methods explained in the video

  • That is awesome. Thanks so much

  • "You guys are gonna' love me."

    We already do, bucky.

  • what about a split method?

  • Thank you very much, indeed!

  • Bucky, your tutorials are carrying me through my online class...Thanks! I can't believe I found this, but there is one error in your tutorial. When you add the second value to the indexOf(), that is the starting point. If the character that you are searching for is in that starting index, it will find it.

  • what if i want to search a letter in a string array and print the number of times it has occured....plz temme

  • ...sorry had one error - that i has once the wrong position, still code does tell you the amount - so its obvious how to do it - with arrays its basically the same - just go through the array

  • Taco Monster ...!

  • Css isn't an OOP language, but the syntax is somewhat the same.

  • I want you to sit and do more String methods :(.

  • Keep 'em coming =)

  • Awesome tutorial!

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