How to print string in java Videos

• 1. Java tutorial - printing strings
• 2. Print all possible substrings of a string in java without built-in functions
• 3. 06.- Curso de Java para Principiantes. Trabajar con Objetos String.
• 4. Java Tutorial 8 - Formatting Output with printf
• 5. Learn Java for Beginners - 18 - Format Strings
• 6. Introduction to Java- Chapter 2: Formating printed strings
• 7. Learning Java: Part 31: Formatting Strings
• 8. Odroid-x Java random string print out
• 9. String: compareTo() (Java)

Java tutorial - printing strings

Print all possible substrings of a string in java without built-in functions

06.- Curso de Java para Principiantes. Trabajar con Objetos String.

User Comments

ronald villalobos commented on 12 Mar 2015

Que tan largo puede ser un String???

Rafa Sánchez commented on 29 Mar 2015

Dependiendo de tu RAM, 1 caracter = 2 bytes, por lo que si tienes 4Gb de RAM podrás escribir 2 mil millones de carácteres (2Gb).

Armando Ramírez commented on 21 Feb 2015

Saludos... Me da un error al usar el método length. int tam respuesta.length(); Así está en el video... No entiendo... Agradezco me ayuden...

Armando Ramírez commented on 21 Feb 2015

Entre tam y respuesta.length() me faltaba colocar el signo =

Armando Noya García commented on 13 Nov 2014

Por ponerle un pero a los estupendos videotutoriales, el volumen de la intro, jajaja, me van a echar del barrio cuando da el subidón a la 1 de la madrugada.

Dany Lara commented on 23 Feb 2015

jaja me pasa igual al inicio y fin de los tutoriales

Java Tutorial 8 - Formatting Output with printf

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LVP Vince commented on 19 Jul 2015

why %d does not work for double?

Tommy Russoniello commented on 28 Aug 2015

+LVP Vince %d is for a D ecimal integer(byte, short, int, long) and %f is for a F loating-point number (float, double).

Learn Java for Beginners - 18 - Format Strings

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Antrikk007walterz commented on 25 Oct 2015

to use this %d %s %f we must have system.out.printf right ? it doesnt work w/ others ?

Antrikk007walterz commented on 28 Oct 2015

right, thks . if u could answer too , I have been use NetBeans , whats the main differences with Eclipse ?

Modern to Me commented on 26 Oct 2015

+Antrikk007walterz Java has a few other methods that allow string formatting, but the most common one is System.out.printf.

Introduction to Java- Chapter 2: Formating printed strings

Learning Java: Part 31: Formatting Strings

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Gratiela Nicolaescu commented on 23 Oct 2015

All your 31 videos are very good. Help me a lot as a beginner. I hope you will continue your video series. Good job!!! :-) 

BrandonioProductions commented on 07 Nov 2015

+Gratiela Nicolaescu Thank you very much. I am glad that you've found them useful!

dat madmax13 commented on 22 Oct 2015

Are you contuinuing to do these tutorials or are you done? I'm on the third one so far but I plan on watching all of them !w

BrandonioProductions commented on 07 Nov 2015

+dat madmax13 The plan is to continue them someday. Of course, I've been saying this for the past few years, but school has consumed all of my free time. I'll get around to it soon (tm).

Kristijan Jankulović commented on 09 Aug 2015

Thank you very much now I know java,c,c#,visual basic,html,php,javascript.And I finaly made Artifical Inteligence Based Operating System Called Extreme OS P.S :I am 12 year old.

Kristijan Jankulović commented on 09 Aug 2015

Good tutorials!!!

Marco Koivisto commented on 22 Jul 2015

Great tutorials!

BrandonioProductions commented on 26 Jul 2015

+Marco Koivisto Thanks! I'm glad that you enjoy them and I hope you've learned something.

Aetos commented on 12 Feb 2015

Thanks for making more Java videos! I cannot thank you enough!

BrandonioProductions commented on 12 Feb 2015

+Aetos You're very welcome! I am definitely glad that people are enjoying them. There are more to come, so look forward to that!

Kristiyan Dimov commented on 11 Feb 2015

This is only the visual part of the formatting. I thought it would be this plus some tricky ways to extract specific characters or parts of the string. Good video, tho.

BrandonioProductions commented on 12 Feb 2015

+Kristiyan Dimov Ah, yes. The topic that you are referring to is called "Regular Expressions". These will be covered soon. Thanks for watching!

Andrew Wilson commented on 11 Feb 2015

I'm really hoping you will continue your platform game soon.

BrandonioProductions commented on 11 Feb 2015

I plan on starting them anew soon. Hopefully. Thanks for sticking with me, though!

TheComputadude commented on 11 Feb 2015

Awesome

BrandonioProductions commented on 11 Feb 2015

Thank you! And thank you very much for watching!

Odroid-x Java random string print out

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kinsi55 commented on 09 Oct 2013

"HD"

String: compareTo() (Java)

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Dave Willmore commented on 01 Sep 2015

I was screwed on the compareTo concept. Thanks for making it clear.

Nathan Schutz commented on 01 Sep 2015

+Dave Willmore Glad the video helped!

borgiabanger commented on 10 Aug 2015

This was a wonderfully made video. Easy to understand, thorough, showed examples, was not overly long. Thank You!

Nathan Schutz commented on 11 Aug 2015

Thanks

5k33714dy commented on 20 Feb 2015

Dayum, this is easier now. I love you, thanks!

Nathan Schutz commented on 20 Feb 2015

Thanks!

nofacekaiju commented on 02 Feb 2015

Worth at least 7 Oscars, I laughed, I cried, I laughed again 10/10

Nathan Schutz commented on 03 Feb 2015

Thanks!

Java.exe commented on 25 Jan 2015

2:55 the output should be -5, not -4?

AutoCad Tutorials commented on 14 Jul 2015

+Java.exe output is -4

Java.exe commented on 25 Jan 2015

jk was confused

Nataly Carbonell commented on 19 Jan 2015

I'm reviewing for AP CS exam ^_^ Great vid, thanks! 

Nathan Schutz commented on 22 Jan 2015

Good Luck on the Exam!