In this video, Doug Winnie walks through the macOS installation of the tools that he uses to code in Java throughout the course. This includes the Java Development Kit or JDK and the IntelliJ IDEA developer tools.
- [Instructor] As you learn more…about coding and programming, you will encounter…many different tools to help you do your job.…There are so many, in fact, that you might find…that one fits better than another.…While they all essentially do the same thing,…there are features and options in different tools…that mesh better with different types of coders.…Coding tools and their more sophisticated brothers,…the integrated development environment, or IDE,…can sometimes spark passionate debate…on which one is considered the best.…But ultimately, it comes down to you, the coder,…to decide what is best for you.…
To help make this course and the tools we use…easy to understand and the same across Windows and Mac OS,…the tool we'll use is IntelliJ IDEA.…IDEA is a free coding tool from Jet Brains…that is easy to use, not very complicated,…and it's the same across platforms.…There are others you can use for this course as well.…Some examples are Eclipse or NetBeans.…These tools provide the same features…but I won't walk through the installation of those.…
Author
Doug Winnie
Released
11/15/2016- The history of Java
- Setting up your development environment
- Working with values and variables
- Using methods and functions
- Capturing user input
- Creating conditional tests
- Using loops
- Creating and changing arrays
- Object-oriented programming in Java
- Defining permissions
- Extending classes
Skill Level Beginner
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome45s
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1. Intro to Java
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History of Java1m 25s
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How Java is used2m 30s
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Set up your PC5m 20s
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Set up your Mac4m 42s
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2. Define Actions Using Code
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Break down tasks1m 57s
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Variables and scope3m 5s
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Return values from functions5m 38s
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3. Repeat Actions and Test for Conditions
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Create conditional tests11m 2s
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Use while loops4m 23s
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Use for loops7m 6s
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Use loops with arrays3m 29s
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4. Object-Oriented Programming Basics
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Why everything is an object1m 57s
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Why everything is a class1m 54s
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Extend classes2m 32s
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Conclusion
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Next steps1m 44s
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