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Howdy all!
I hope everyone is going well.
I'm just dropping a note to let everyone know I have just updated my Intro To Java for Beginners Book on Amazon Kindle! It is now 368 pages of Java goodness!
If you want to support the channel, click the link below to purchase the e-book (4.99 USD).
LINK: www.amazon.com/Introduction-Java-Beginners-Christi…
Thanks and keep on codin'!
Best,
Christian
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Hi Everybody,
I hope this message finds you well. I just wanted to let everyone know that my Intro to Java e-book is now available through Amazon for those of you who have Kindles or the Kindle App on your tablet.
LINK: www.amazon.com/dp/B0CXDDGHLY
It is priced at $2.99 (or your local equivalent).
Take care and keep on codin'!
Best,
Christian AKA TokyoEdtech
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Howdy Team! I hope this update finds you well. I just wanted to let you know that I've made some additions, updates, and minor corrections to both of my free, creative commons licensed, e-books. Enjoy!
Intro to Python: drive.google.com/file/d/1ajYJZLGUaVmNbuG98LnRfHMTz…
Intro to Java: drive.google.com/file/d/1c4NlIyL0S9mfYSQ9f5KVEoiQD…
Keep on codin'!
Best,
TokyoEdtech
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Hey all! You've probably noticed all the recent Java uploads - they are part of a grad school project I'm doing. As part of the project, I've created a free Intro to Java coding eBook.
You can download a PDF version here: drive.google.com/file/d/1c4NlIyL0S9mfYSQ9f5KVEoiQD…
On that note, this is my last grad school course - I'm about to graduate!
Hope all is well.
Christian
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Hi Everyone!
I put the finishing touches on my Python book this morning! Hopefully it's reasonably typo and error free. You can download it for free here (Google Drive link): drive.google.com/file/d/1ajYJZLGUaVmNbuG98LnRfHMTz…
I hope you find it helpful. Keep on codin'!
Best,
TokyoEdtech
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Hi Everyone!
I wanted to take a moment and wish everyone a very happy new year! I hope 2022 was good to you.
I've had a busy year with grad school and haven't had as much time to post new content. If all goes well, I'll graduate in August and my schedule should free up.
On the plus side, over the break, I had time to work on my first ever Python book! It's a work in progress, but I wanted to share the table of contents (so far) - see below!
Have a great new year celebration and a wonderful 2023!
Best,
TokyoEdtech
TokyEdtech’s Introduction to Python for Beginners
Chapter 0: Introduction
What this Book is and What it is Not
About this Book
Chapter 1: Welcome to Python
Hello World in Three Different Languages
Java
JavaScript
Python
Commenting Your Code
Downloading and Installing Python
Instructions
IDLE
Alternative Editors
Chapter 2: Variables and Printing
Escape Characters
Printing Sound
Variables and Printing
Casting (Converting Between Variable Types)
Math and Variables
Incrementing and Decrementing
Incrementing
Decrementing
Variable Naming Rules
Boolean Naming
Constant Values
Printing With Variables
Why Data Types?
Chapter 3: Conditionals
Basic if Statement
Types of Comparisons
and/or
Else
Elif
Combining If, Elif, and Else
Determining If a String Contains a Particular Character
Determining if a Number is Even or Odd
Extension Activity
Chapter 4: Loops
For loops
Counting Up
Counting Up by Twos
Counting Down
Traversing a String
Counting
Note Variable Names and Readability
While loops
While Loops
Counting Up
Counting Up by Twos
Counting Down
Traversing a String
Combining Loops with Conditionals
Extension Activity
Chapter 5: Functions
Basic structure
Sending values to a function
Returning values from a function
Scope
Combining Conditionals, Loops, and Functions
Extension Activity
Chapter 6: Lists and Tuples
Basic structure
Iterating Through a List
Determining If a Value is in a List
List Methods
Tuples
List Comprehensions
Example: Capitalize All Words in a List
Chapter 7: Dictionaries
Basic structure
Accessing the Keys and Values
Iterate through a Dictionary
Iterate through the Keys and Print the Values
Notes on Dictionaries
Keys Must Be Unique
Lists Cannot Be Used as a Key but Tuples Can
Chapter 8: Classes
Basic structure
Adding Methods to a Class
Basic Inheritance
Overriding Methods
Chapter 9: More About Classes
Class Variables and Methods
Public, Protected, and Private Variables
Public
Protected
Private
Chapter 10: User Input
Basic structure
Input Statement and Data Types
Validating Input
Asking for Multiple Values
Chapter 11: Graphical User Interfaces with Tkinter
Getting Started
Temperature Converter
Creating a Widget
Adding the Widget to Our Window
Adding the Rest of the Widgets
Adding the Celsius to Fahrenheit Function
Extension Activity
Chapter 12: Turtle Module
Getting Started
Basic Turtle Methods
Moving the Turtle
Using Loops and Functions
Adding a Loop
Adding a Function
Using Loops and Functions Part 1
Using Loops and Functions Part 2
Cleaning Up the Function Part 1
Cleaning Up the Function Part 2
Extension Activity
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Howdy everyone!
You may have caught my recent Python video on making Wordle in the terminal. Now, here it is...in JAVA!!!
Premiering soon!
https://youtu.be/dwdI02ARtF0
Hope to see you there!
Christian
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Howdy Team!
I hope everyone is doing well. I'm still busy with grad school - I'm taking Game AI right now and it's really interesting! We use Unity and C# so it's been quite a learning experience.
Anyhoo, I just wanted to make sure you all knew that I have a Discord - stop by and say hi!
LINK: discord.gg/YzCy7j8e
Take care.
TokyoEdtech
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Hey Everyone!
Wow, it's been almost six months since my last upload. Life happened, and I've just been terribly busy.
Anyhoo, I hope you enjoy my latest video - a code review of something I made about 15 years ago, a Harry Potter themed text adventure for middle school kids. Check it out!
Thanks for sticking with me!
Take care.
TokyoEdtech
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Dear Subscribers and Viewers,
Today, I crossed the 40000 subscriber threshold on my channel!
THANK YOU!
And more importantly, keep on codin'!
Best,
TokyoEdtech
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Welcome to TokyoEdtech's YouTube channel! I am a middle and high school computer science teacher and I make computer programming tutorials, mostly in Python (and sometimes Java). My tutorials are mostly beginner-friendly and focus on making simple games, simple apps, and computer science principles.
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