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Jolt

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Hey MC-MARKET,

I am quite new to the developing/coding side of plugins and i would love some help!
I have coded my own essentials plugin with some help from a friend, but I just cant get my head round things. If anyone could please take their time and teach me some java and some simple plugins, that would be great and much appreciated.

Create a conversation with me for my skype. :)

Best Regards,
Jolt
 
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I create 2 new videos every week explaining a whole bunch of stuff from bukkit/spigot, and all that for free! Check me out on youtube: www.youtube.com/ghg_tutorials

Edit: There's a discord for support/questions about those videos as well, just check out the video description.
 

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I’d hold off calling yourself a developer until you properly know how to code.

If you want to learn properly, don’t watch videos based around bukkit/spigot until you have a good knowledge of Java 8.

Good luck.
 

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Absolutely not, and this happens in your newest video:

Code:
if(value==boolean) {

else if(value == boolean) {

else if(value == boolean) {


instead of just using a switch statement, pure no.
I'm sorry that I try and keep my videos as simple as possible, if you'd read the comments section I explain that a Switch statement is indeed a better solution to this problem. However I experienced that some people might find switch statements confusing or do not know how to use them yet, thus I decided to put understandability over performance and fell back on this. I'm really sorry if it bothered you.
 
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