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  • i like it when he says ok sounds funny

  • Thank u so much sir usually i dont comment on videos but ur video makes me do it so thanks a lot for helping me in java.

  • Thanks so much for the video, I really need help starting off with java and this is perfect!

  • I like to use Netbean IDE 6.8 instead. I just press (shift + f6) to get if it compiled. I find it more easier to follow

  • nice

  • Decent presentation, should have written out your website though...verbal is way to confusing. Great voice and clear instruction, bravo

  • Thanks very helpful...

  • Wow, it's been like...what two years since I've seen these basic tutorial?!!?

  • BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEST Tutorial!!!

  • thanks it really helped :D

  • great tutorial,very  helpful

  • wow this was great!

  • Hey everyone, I have javac properly installed, the path is fine etc, but at the end of the lesson when I put the "javac HelloWorld" it says it can not find the path name, I get the error message he mentions, I have no clue why though :( stinks its the last step! so close to victory yet so far! Help pls.

  • might want to update your url in the details. +fav

  • good jod man  (*=*)

  • Thank you. Very helpful.

  • hurray!!!!

    great job...

    tanx a lot...

  • I don't have notepad because I have a MAc. My text editor is old so I cant save .java. What else can I use for my mac?

  • Why not to get a mac^

  • What is the website, All I heard was michael ?

  • javac doesnt work help me please

  • goto Start > search > Javac.exe

    If not found, you downloaded the wrong package.

    make sure you download the JDK package

    Hope this helps.

  • I CANT MAKE CURLY BRACES

  • perfect this is exxacully what i needed to get started

    5/5

  • excellent tutorial!

    keep thm coming please

  • i still cannot view the javac in CMD.

    what should i do?

    can anyone help me please. . .

    thank you

  • try typing in "java" instead of "javac". I had the same problem; maybe that helps.

  • Awesome Mike... Gr8 job.!!!

  • what do i do if javac doesnt work?

  • ive only watched half of thevideo so far and i just wanna say that you actually no what your talking about your not saying click on the thingy and shit like that you actually know what everything is GOOD JOB

  • thx... now I can finally write java on a pc without eclipse!

  • Your videos a lil laggy on my comp

  • excellent!

  • thats the best tutorial. I am a beginner of Java and this is great for beginners. Thanks

  • how can i download javazoom for boratscape

  • When I type javac in the cmd console it doesn't work, the console doesnt recognise it, why is that?

  • go into control panel. then go to system. and then go to advanced->environment variables. under "system variables" find the variable "Path". click on it, then on edit. at the end of the "variable value" entry box type in a semicolon (;) then the path of your bin folder in your jdk folder. should work after that.

  • Michael, this is fantastic for beginners!

  • you sound like every pilot i have ever heard but great video!

  • Michael your tutorial are awesome!!! I am a complete beginner but understood it wholy and perfectly!!! perfect videos, will tell my friends about them! Thanks a lot man!

  • You are amazing! And I am very interested in you videos! Thanks a lot!

  • how to open a command pront

  • go to start then all programs then go to accessories and command prompt is there

  • all that just for a "hello world" !!!???

    couldn't be just, print/echo "hello world" .. it sucks !

  • If you refer to the length of the video, that's because he explains everything in detail.

    If you refer to the code itself, that's just the way java is.

  • i dont know of any programming language where you just type "print/echo 'hello world'" sounds like you like to make batch files.

  • best java tutorials on the net!! better then my cert 4 programming teacher at tafe ;)

  • {

    Hey. Thanks alot for helping us "noobs" xD

    I had problems with compiling, but you solved my problem ^^

    Thanks Alot!

    }

  • distance=speed * time

    for example, if a train travels 40 miles per hour for 3 hours, the distance traveled is 120 miles. write a program that asks for the speed ofa vehicle(in miles per hour) and the number of hours it has traveled. it should use a loop to display the distance a vehicle is traveling at 40 mph for a 3 hour time period. it should display a report similar to the one that follows:

    hour - 1 distance - 40

    hour- 2 distance- 80

    hour- 3 distance - 120

  • This is a great video.The best ever :D

    50/10!

  • Michael, have been to nice drums and really like the tutorials. Any idea when the 2nd series of java tutorials will be made available??

    Thanks for a job well done.

    Relayer77

  • "Okay.." haha.

  • really like the video. Nice and easy to follow and after checking out your URL found the rest of the vids very informative with great links - looking forward to the second series

  • hey can ne1 tell whats his URL???

    whats he exact speeling.....

    gr8 video ...

  • Dude the url is in the video description. michael[dot]has[dot]nicedrums[­dot]net (stupid youtube won't let me put urls in comments)

  • What is his home page URL again? How do you spell it. Please show in URL in future URLs. Thanks

  • My program compiles successfully, but i'm getting an error when trying to run the program after typing "java HelloWorld", which looks like this:

    Error: could not open 'C:\Java\lib\i386\jvm.cfg'

    Now, I don't have a folder called 'C:\Java\', my java files are saved in 'C:\jdk\', so I suspect there's something wrong with a path or something, though I really don't know. Does anyone know what this is about and how I can fix it?

  • Killer Vid. Pure awesomeness.

  • THANX MICHEAL U R A REAL PAL

  • Nice one Michael. And great to find some tutorials with an Aussie accent!

  • what is the url , please tell me,i couldn't get what he said .

  • Hey

    ok it won't let me post a url in the comment, but it is in the info at the top of this page.

  • i already new this cuz i study java in school but are are a great teacher, we have a java program but its cool to code it inside notpad too :) this is a great vid

  • Yeah I use Eclipse for my programming. The reason I went with Notepad/Command prompt is that I think it's important to know how to compile and run things manually. In the next lot of videos I will be using Eclipse.

  • If you want to learn JAVA, you absolutely have to check out Michael's website. The tutorials are phenomenal - clear, concise, packed with useful information, and comprehensive. Totally impressive - Michael obviously knows JAVA exceptionlly well, and he is a great teacher (and I sincerely hope he continues to add to his Website tutorials).

  • Please let me know the Michaels URL for learning Java Programing.

    Thanks

  • Super duper! :D

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