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Welcome to Introduction to Functions in Java with Apna College Alpha 5.0 Batch šŸš€

In this lecture, we will learn the fundamentals of functions (methods) in Java, their syntax, usage, and real-world examples. Functions are the building blocks of Java programming that make code modular, reusable, and easy to debug.

šŸ“Œ What you’ll learn in this video:

What are Functions (Methods) in Java?
Why do we use Functions in Java?
Syntax of Functions in Java
Return Types and Parameters
Function Overloading in Java
Coding Examples and Practice

This session is perfect for beginners in Java, students learning DSA, and aspirants preparing for coding interviews with Apna College Alpha 5.0.

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Transcript
00:00Hi everyone, today we are going to study the chapter. It's called functions or methods.
00:05First of all, what is the name of the functions? What is coding?
00:08We will listen to the functions many times. Today we are going to understand what functions are actually and how we can write the functions.
00:15Let's say, we have seen a remote in the house. Now we know how the remote is in the house.
00:21The remote is like this, where there are many buttons inside. And every button is a specific work.
00:26I know that if I want to increase the volume, then I have to press this button.
00:32If I want to reduce the volume, then I have to press this button.
00:38If I want to mute the TV, then I have to press this button.
00:42If I want to close the TV, then I have to press another button.
00:46On the remote, there are fixed buttons.
00:49I know that if I want to do any work, if I want to mute the TV, then I will press the button.
00:56Then I will press the button and it will be done.
00:58Once again, we don't write the logic.
01:00What is the logic?
01:01Once again, we have to write the mute button.
01:04We just use that logic.
01:06Once again, we don't know the logic.
01:07Once again, we don't know what to mute the TV.
01:10Once again, we will learn the same thing.
01:12If we replicate the same thing in code, then we can replicate it with the help of functions.
01:20In English, functions means a work or particular function.
01:25We call functions.
01:28In Java, functions are a block of code.
01:31It is a block or a group that performs a particular work.
01:38We can do it with that particular task.
01:42Once again, when I have to do it, I will do it with my code.
01:46I have created a block in which it is the logic of the work.
01:50Once again, I can do it with this block.
01:55Functions are a reusable part of code.
01:58It is a part in which we have written a logic in the code.
02:01Now, we can perform a particular function with that part.
02:06I will not tell logic every time.
02:08Every time, we have to do it.
02:10If I can imagine my code as a button,
02:13this is my Java code.
02:15I have written a logic in it.
02:17I have written a logic once again.
02:19Once again, I have to call the mute functions.
02:21Once again, I will call it.
02:22Once again, it means press the button.
02:25Once again, the mute functions will perform.
02:28Once again, I will call it.
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