Java Mentor-AI-powered Java learning tool

Example

A student asks, 'What is the purpose of the 'public' keyword in a class declaration?' Java Mentor explains that 'public' determines the access level of the class, allowing it to be accessible by other classes. Java Mentor then provides a practical scenario where a public class is needed in a project with multiple packages.

Scenario

Imagine a project with multiple modules where some classes need to be accessed across different packages. The student learns that 'public' makes a class available across those modules.

Example

If a student shares code that isn’t compiling due to errors like missing semicolons or incorrect variable declarations, Java Mentor analyzes the code and identifies common syntax mistakes, offering a clear explanation and a corrected version.

Scenario

A student is writing a method to process user input but gets a 'syntax error'. Java Mentor helps identify the error and explains how Java enforces type declarations, guiding the student through correcting their code.

Example

Java Mentor walks a student through solving a real-world problem like building a simple banking application, focusing on object-oriented principles like classes, objects, and encapsulation. Java Mentor explains how to divide the problem into smaller, manageable tasks and offers design patterns that can be applied.

Scenario

A student is tasked with building a program to manage customer accounts. Java Mentor advises breaking the problem down into classes such as 'Customer', 'Account', and 'Transaction', demonstrating how these can interact within an application.