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Thaaank you Sir ❤️💙🇮🇳
This analogy book – recursive function was the best I've ever heard!! Respect!!
Start learning DSA in March 2023, and I would like to see how far I would go at the end of the 2023. And it was a masterclass course so far by TH
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Someone please explain me these …
He says by means of the memory size , we could access the memory address..
But every element has the same amount of memory, isn't it?
Thank you from bottom of my heart 🙏
For the first time I have spent a full hour watching a tutorial on YouTube without any breaks. Wonderful instructor. Thank you.
This way of teaching with infographics is really cool. They should upload more like these.
I started understanding this does that mean i'm more of a coder? haha
Nice :3 working through this
Is it possibly to learn coding and write code using my mobile phone?
Is it possible to learn to code without computer
Thanks!
I am a doing Bachelors in software engineering unfortunately I didn't study DSA while the teachers taught me here at my uni (I cheated in the exams because it was online exam due to covid). So here I am learning DSA because my graduation is due in 3 months and I am worried If I will pass any interview or not.
Thanks for this course thou.
Learning asymptotics in college and the Air Force recruitment form on my desk looks so sexy right now
I didn't quite understand the difference between linear search and exponential brute force.. suppose there are 3 digits then in both the cases iteration is 1000 right? Then isn't the algo value equal in both cases ? Can someone please help what I am missing?
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Should line 13 be written
return recursive_binary_search(list[:midpoint – 1], target)?
I.e., "[:midpoint – 1]" instead of "[:midpoint]"
Thanks!
5:22:08 The time complexity of Quicksort should be O(n log(n)).
I like your voice and the animation
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1:48:44 – When we talk about space complexity, there seem to be different schools of thought. One ignores the input space for space complexity calculations – thereby just considering the auxillary (or extra) space required by the algorithm. The other, defines space complexity as size of input + auxillary space. Personally however, I think auxillary space is a decent enough measure, since the input will of course grow in size in every case. Are there any contrary arguments to this?
Thanks , great .
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should I learn alogrithm first ?
It's good for me, I had to learn this before jumping on leetcode. Thnanks.
Thank You!
3:29:26 Can someone please explain why count was increased from 6 to 8 for one merge operation?
Excellent content 👍
The way of teaching , looks very complicated .
Try to use simple english
I understand that thinking in algorithms makes coding much more approachable. You guys did a great job
On jupyter notebook, 'int' object has no attribute 'next_node' showing for (2:30:58 of video)
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Thanks for the help very well explained I have watched multiple videos on Algorithms and Data Structures in freeCodeCamp but this one is the best.
This is really well done. Thank you!
Learn about pointers in C++
https://youtu.be/Yr24JxYEkhU
Around 2:51:00 the visualisation is wrong. You say you want to insert an element at position 3, but the visualisation is done for position 2. At first I did not understand what I was doing wrong. Other than that, the course is very useful!!
I know that this is unrelated, but John looks exactly like Nicocado Avocado when he used to be fit.
I had to pause and comment
Lately I was doing practical work in JavaScript and I reached a point were I was to do a linked list but I had no idea of what it was
I check everywhere but still I wasn’t understanding why I would need it anyways
Then this day I was browsing YouTube and came across this tutorial and said to my self let me watch this so I can pass some time while learning some thing new theoretically and then this angel mentioned about a linked list … how is god not wonderful
Mind u I learnt what I know to code 85% from freecodecamp ❤❤❤❤ thank you guys
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I can't wait to start, the course looks amazing! Which IDE do you recommend for python?
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