Java for Beginners: First Java Program 1.

To install the JDK for most Operating Systems (essential)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uadGsNA6h5Q

*for Linux user's only* verify you know your own Linux Kernal, for example, Ubuntu or Debian

To install IntelliJ IDE on Windows: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O5Z3KMAEIw

To install IntelliJ on MAC
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sNYvYTmOGhU

Linux should already have an IDE but if not
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Sr1DCv5fNk
Check if your Linux Kernal is Ubuntu or Debian (Yes it can matters).

This will be a long series detailing hopefully all the basic tools a programmer should have, I decided to make this because in my previous videos I'd discuss every plan of action before implementing it to make it beginner-friendly, whilst that is fun, it doesn't really allow users to fully understand why they are doing it. And even if they did know, they would probably forget basic syntax (I know I would) so this is why I decided to create this. Since I have a major school assignment in Python, I'm planning to make a tutorial series for python as well. That way whenever I want to show how to make a certain project I can focus on doing and not having to explain what it is I'm doing (at least not that much).

"What is the Python project about?" It's Machine Learning on predicting stocks, something I was suggested to do in the comments for "Coding AI as a Junior Developer! (Entertainment Video)." Been a long time coming and I'm sorry for the delay haha but better late than never.





What is my Channel about?

I make projects for myself and make it as entertaining as I can possibly make it, in that respect my channel is an entertainment channel as well as a Science And Technology channel. I do check comments and reach out to subreddit communities to what I should code next as well. Most popular wins.

I started this channel to influence people who are fascinated by the world of coding but haven't started programming. I believe the best way to convince the audience should do something is by making the audience think it's worth their time, and one of those ways is making something entertaining! I'll be uploading entertainment videos of a certain topic and then I'll be uploading tutorials of how to make it.

Initially, I was concerned that the audience would click off when I was explaining mathematical or coding concepts which is why the entertainment video for Pong doesn't have a lot of theory around it. Due to demand, however, I'll be sure to include those concepts in future entertainment videos and try to make it as insightful and fun as possible. Tutorials on this video will still be made and will cover more in-depth with a more "personal" experience.

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