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Some good resources to learn and practice programming:
TopCoder - community.topcoder.com/tc
Codeforces - codeforces.com/
Some good resources to practice for programming interviews:
Nice article on how to Ace a coding interview -
www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20141120061048-6976444-ace-the-coding-interview-every-time
www.geeksforgeeks.org/
www.careercup.com/
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This is what i need as comp engineering student. Many tutorial there are just not enough to fill my curoisity. But this make me more understood about c and memory management. Thanks
A student of computer science here. This is one of the best recursion videos I've seen on yt. You give the simplest and very very clean explanations. I love your channel, it's one of the best I came across. You helped me understand so many things very clearly. Thank you <3! And please keep making videos :)))
thanks man it really helped me.
even if I am Learning it in C , it is more clearer than others anything resources ,
thank you
thank you, you will be missed
It's always good to come back to basics once in a while. Really loved the explanations.
Minor correction: main as is, must return a value of type int
I dont how the lecture was passed away but may your soul rest in peace sir 🙏
Awesome video
Thank you for clearly explaining O(1) and O(n) with example. Easy to understand. Your videos ❤❤❤❤ Love learning. God bless you!
Iam now getting 🙏😮💨
holy shit what a golden video! THANKS
This is it for this lesson .Thanks for watching❤❤❤❤.love you❤❤
This is the most effective explanation I've found on KZread
I hava nerver met a class like this one. It is really easy to understnd and kind for beginner.
You are better than a professor Thanks for your great teaching❤❤
thank you
The best educational channel.
Amazing clarity and detail in the explanation.
All-time top, I am re-visiting after 6 years still no one can simplify to this level. hats off to the trainer
11 years old video still worth it
Who is still seeing these videos in 2024
def insertion(arr): left=0 right=1 element=arr[right] while right>len(arr): while left>=0 and arr[left]>arr[right]: arr[left+1]=arr[left] left-=1 arr[left+1]=arr[right] right+=1 left=right-1 return arr
It’s been 10 YEARS since this playlist and people are still watching it, I don’t usually comment but Really Thank you for this masterpiece
The quality of these videos is amazing. The aspect ratio is perfect, the voice is clear, and I love how they use different colors for functions, recursion, and loops. It's crazy to think that this quality is from almost 10 years ago
rest in peace🙏
Great video, random indian guy always comes in clutch 😤😤😤😤
It's been 11 years and this is still the best explanation I found on KZread, no fancy stuff just pure teaching. (2)
Bro is cook so perfect
He explained 10years ago still no one can beat him
Awesome man 👍
11 years later , revising this topic from the videos feels nostalgic
I guess in simple path the second example is incorrect.....A,B,F,H,E,B,A,D has vertices and edges repeated .......it must come under trail....correct me if i am wrong
In Dequeue If(front==rear) front=null rear=null Whats the purpose of that?
after 10 years thank you sssssssooooooooo much
I came here from Hackerrank. Sadly, this solution, which uses the addresses of the nodes doesn't work for languages that don't use them (i.e. Javascript or Python). What I did, which has the same time complexity (although maybe uses more storage), is to reverse each list, compare each value and save the latest that was common. When the lists no longer have the same value, then it means that they have diverged, and so I return the latest value in common.
Thank you.
Even though, You are long gone, your work and legacy still inspires me. Even today, when I wanted have quick refresh on my basics, I would still visit here. May you attain nibbana.
Excellent explanation.
Thanks to you; now I'm more confused 😕
insanely great explanation
I just came back to hear your voice again. People don’t understand that unlike today, the computer science in the 2010s hit a different feel.
Rip
thank you very much
11 years later, thank you!
Pretty good explaination!
Thank you Sir