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.
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
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 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!
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:
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
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?
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).
i like it when he says ok sounds funny
willdubeast88 3 months ago
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.
usmankhalidbhatti 11 months ago
Thanks so much for the video, I really need help starting off with java and this is perfect!
badhraa 1 year ago
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
pastulio007 1 year ago
nice
tshidiso101 1 year ago
Decent presentation, should have written out your website though...verbal is way to confusing. Great voice and clear instruction, bravo
tracyleerose 1 year ago
Thanks very helpful...
MzLadyLove8 2 years ago
Wow, it's been like...what two years since I've seen these basic tutorial?!!?
zemaken 2 years ago
BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEST Tutorial!!!
Humanoidism 2 years ago
thanks it really helped :D
speedb0y012 2 years ago
great tutorial,very helpful
nixon623 2 years ago
wow this was great!
a7nwee 2 years ago
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.
RENEAGARCIA 2 years ago
might want to update your url in the details. +fav
teknikolor 2 years ago
good jod man (*=*)
JLPZ76 2 years ago
Thank you. Very helpful.
Bijoupenthouse 3 years ago 3
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LearnTechnology 3 years ago
hurray!!!!
great job...
tanx a lot...
d3polythec 3 years ago
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?
cinr11 3 years ago
Why not to get a mac^
Yoshidude22 2 years ago
What is the website, All I heard was michael ?
cinr11 3 years ago
javac doesnt work help me please
stan14892 3 years ago
goto Start > search > Javac.exe
If not found, you downloaded the wrong package.
make sure you download the JDK package
Hope this helps.
FatalError5 3 years ago
I CANT MAKE CURLY BRACES
qqqCYBERLEADERppp 3 years ago
perfect this is exxacully what i needed to get started
5/5
tbssen 3 years ago
excellent tutorial!
keep thm coming please
missBshayny 3 years ago
i still cannot view the javac in CMD.
what should i do?
can anyone help me please. . .
thank you
prexsoccer 3 years ago
try typing in "java" instead of "javac". I had the same problem; maybe that helps.
Chopsta123 3 years ago
Awesome Mike... Gr8 job.!!!
charlieking100 3 years ago
what do i do if javac doesnt work?
CanItBeDone11 3 years ago
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
CanItBeDone11 3 years ago
thx... now I can finally write java on a pc without eclipse!
fishbowl998877 3 years ago
Your videos a lil laggy on my comp
pkfunnybunny 3 years ago
excellent!
Drewyoo 3 years ago
thats the best tutorial. I am a beginner of Java and this is great for beginners. Thanks
Heartbreak4u 3 years ago 5
how can i download javazoom for boratscape
iownsome 3 years ago
When I type javac in the cmd console it doesn't work, the console doesnt recognise it, why is that?
bladesypher 3 years ago
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.
MasterChafed 3 years ago
Michael, this is fantastic for beginners!
birdieyellow 3 years ago
you sound like every pilot i have ever heard but great video!
zeppelin235 3 years ago 2
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!
mantys555 3 years ago
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JWHooper3581 3 years ago
You are amazing! And I am very interested in you videos! Thanks a lot!
phoenixmisu 3 years ago
how to open a command pront
OmgTakeThisKisseMiss 3 years ago
go to start then all programs then go to accessories and command prompt is there
reyn589 3 years ago
all that just for a "hello world" !!!???
couldn't be just, print/echo "hello world" .. it sucks !
snap90210 3 years ago
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.
IL3DSM 3 years ago
i dont know of any programming language where you just type "print/echo 'hello world'" sounds like you like to make batch files.
MasterChafed 3 years ago
best java tutorials on the net!! better then my cert 4 programming teacher at tafe ;)
effectiam 4 years ago
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Hey. Thanks alot for helping us "noobs" xD
I had problems with compiling, but you solved my problem ^^
Thanks Alot!
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socrates140 4 years ago
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
wolva 4 years ago
This is a great video.The best ever :D
50/10!
Zerak0 4 years ago
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
goforkt 4 years ago
"Okay.." haha.
jaspies 4 years ago
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
annamariekelly 4 years ago
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LearnTechnology 3 years ago
hey can ne1 tell whats his URL???
whats he exact speeling.....
gr8 video ...
bhanutaneja 4 years ago
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)
MrCharismaROAR 4 years ago
What is his home page URL again? How do you spell it. Please show in URL in future URLs. Thanks
forme3d 4 years ago
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?
abeistyping 4 years ago
Killer Vid. Pure awesomeness.
mboyemanster 4 years ago
THANX MICHEAL U R A REAL PAL
BUTINE2 4 years ago
Nice one Michael. And great to find some tutorials with an Aussie accent!
scasley 4 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
Please let me know the URL of Michael to learn java programming.
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LearnTechnology 3 years ago
what is the url , please tell me,i couldn't get what he said .
sumeetyadav22 4 years ago
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.
MrCharismaROAR 4 years ago
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
stromming90 4 years ago
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.
MrCharismaROAR 4 years ago
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).
AveDev99 4 years ago
Please let me know the Michaels URL for learning Java Programing.
Thanks
LearnTechnology 3 years ago
Super duper! :D
Toastage 4 years ago