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Key to code_Turning flowchart into JAVA code.(in nutshell)

So, you already got the idea of flowchart and  we also posted video in our YouTube channel about the flowchart more are coming in case you did not get it properly.

But now I am here today starting off with Java code.I am not going to start all at once so now I am just going to give you some basic about it.

To remind you again for to learn code its really very important that you learn flowchart first.
As from last blog post and also from the YouTube video you should know by now the basic signs of flow chart keep those in my mind you are going need it later here.

First of all what is Java, now the  answer is it's a computer language.

-(some)hey,we know that.L O L what a looser boring topic.
Me:you sure you want to hear the hard way.
-(all)Huh! try me!
me:ok,  "Java is a general-purpose computer programming language that is concurrent, class-based, object-oriented, and specifically designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible."(Wikipedia)
-(some)Aah! what?

Another info is androids language is Java.Means the android phones app's are of java code.

Now, how do you turn a flow chart in java code.

For flow chart the basic signs were:


Now for java code you have to start with :


  • public class AnyNameHereWithoutSpace
  • {
  •  public static void main(String[]args)
  • {
  •   //Here you write your code
  • }
  • }

this is how you start a java code.
and In order to print something we use the code:

1. System.out.println("  ");  

so to start off your first code you can just write Hello World inside the " " .
and put the System.out.println("Hello world") in side the Java structure where I wrote //Here you write code.
Do it and leave a comment below. We will discuss it more detailed in our next Post. Till then remember the flowchart. And more video coming on Flowchart in YouTube be sure to Subscribe our channel and give a like in our video.

our video: https://youtu.be/KsKQJmUXIl0

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