great job

when u will add more videos. All of your videos are great and very resourceful.

@78bluedragon It is pretty easy to see the hex representation of any number by using the static method Integer.toHexString(some integer). You can do the same on the Double class, and others. There's also binaryString, octString, etc. You can parse a String that has a value in a different base with the methods like Integer.parseInt(some string, the base), for example, parseInt("ff", 16) would return 255.

Also, remember that you can always assign numbers in hex format to integer variables by prefixing them with "0x", for example, int color = 0xff0000;

Hopefully that will give you something to go on until I cover something similar in videos. :)

Hello There! I would like to request a tutorial on Conversion from Decimal to Hexadecimal using JAVA..could you make some samples..I really want to learn how..It will be a great help..Thanx in advance! very nice videos..keep it up:))

I hope u will add Java Arrays videos

This the Great video so far i saw in youtube. Last 3 months i m studying java prgramming myself online, this is great great video. Thank you sir for help me by uploading this type of wnderful videos.

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make more java videos!!

Great Channel . . . it was very helpful, i hope Charlie Upload more video soon. there's a lot more i would like to know about JAVA and he does a very good job in explaining the concepts.

Great channel! this is very helpful, I am currently learning java and preparing for my next course.