04 - JAVA PROGRAMMING TUTORIAL - Creating Variables (Mac, Windows, Linux)

[rubiksrox224]

String is an object. not a data type

[TheSalikom]

how do you make singel quote..(before and after the T) on a macbook pro?

[b112895]

this guys so awesome 

[TVUvids]

Thank you so much for this series!

[Javicute05]

Im just starting to get interested in Java Programming, I seen the first 3 & its helping me alot Thanks dude

[Zirrcamelot2]

Wtf is this shit, everytime I type in something it says its wrong like "class test" how the fuck can that be wrong?

[hiphoptoad23]

Ah, Man you are SOOOOO helpful! :D

Thank you so much for putting in your time to make these tutorials.

YOU ROCK!

[TheFurion101]

Dude, every time I do it JUST LIKE YOU, it says the following:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Uncompilable source code - variable word might not have been initialized at test.main(test.java:7)

Java Result: 1

This is my code:

class test

{ public static void main(String[] args) { String word: "Hey this is my first variable!"; System.out.println(word);

 }

}

[slushfilmz]

@TheFurion101

Change the ':' after the word, into an equal sign. Then it will work.

[MickeyJacobsen]

@TheFurion101 Had the same problem.. Just kept editing in my codes and it worked..

[astroboomboy]

}, How do you write this character? I can't find it on my keyboard?

[slushfilmz]

@astroboomboy

It is beside the 'P' character on the keyboard. Hold shift while clicking one of the characters beside 'P'.

[b112895]

@astroboomboy noobishness

[astroboomboy]

yep!

[eflip1]

It's called concatenate a string at 6:45 i.e the plus (+) sign inside the the print function.

[run42032]

I keep running the string and it responds like this:

Exception in thread "main" java.lang.RuntimeException: Uncompilable source code - Erroneous sym type: system.out.print at test.main(test.java:6)

Java Result: 1

BUILD SUCCESSFUL (total time: 3 seconds)

my code looks like:class test

{ public static void main(String [] args) { String word = "got it!"; system.out.print(word);  }

}

why won't it run?

[slushfilmz]

@run42032

You got to change the 'system.out.print' to 'System.out.print'...you didn't add the capital.

[javasbass]

are you 13???!!

[slushfilmz]

@javasbass

Haha ya I am.

[javasbass]

@slushfilmz the new generation!!....congrats!!!! hahaha

[jacob7ism]

mine only said Hey this is my first variable! it did not say T :(

[slushfilmz]

@jacob7ism

Try copying and pasting this below your error:

char letter = 'T';

System.out.println(letter);

Hope that helped!