4.4: Using println() – Processing Tutorial

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This video demonstrates a simple “debugging” technique using println() to display variable values in the message console.

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12 responses to “4.4: Using println() – Processing Tutorial”

  1. landaguillermo53 Avatar

    You are Great !!! Thanks a lot for this video

  2. TECH Nick Avatar

    float circleX = 350,y=50;
    void setup(){
    size(600,320);
    background(50);
    }
    void draw(){

    fill(random(255),random(255),random(255));

    ellipse(circleX,y,20,20);
    circleX=random(50,550);
    y=random(50,270);
    delay(60);
    }

  3. Avijit Das Avatar

    hey Daniel….you are awesome man….

  4. Tekin Çağın Uyan Avatar

    thank for the labor! long live free access of information!

  5. scorpion xx7 Avatar

    where do I find the ans of that last question?

  6. Kristoffer Fleischmann · Digital Artist Avatar

    I like your tuts very much. Just started with processing to get more into generative art and you help me a lot!

  7. Dr Dreg Avatar

    +The Coding Train thank you so much I've learned so much watching these videos

  8. Hımını Gımgım Avatar

    Sorry but, you have the worst tutorials.

  9. meng leng heish Avatar

    In this video. What is the first code " float circled=0" means? .

  10. Hygor Sandrews Avatar

    hey Daniel, thanks for all the videos, they're helping me a lot!

  11. Alberto Mesa Avatar

    Thank you!Your videos motivate me every day to continue my learning process; you pedagogy stimulates to learning. I hear Processing through Arduino, I want to learn to develop graphics ideas using processing, put my ideas in the code is complicated for now, I hope also to learn that, Muchas gracias.

  12. hector garlinga Avatar

    great videos! thank you for sharing.I'm watching all the course

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