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Man....you are awesome...... Your video made me fall in love with database........ Thanks a loooooottttttttt for such an effort. 🤍

So much easier to read your whiteboard when you changed to black at almost 8 hour mark. Thanks for this free lesson, it has been helpful for a total noob.

I don't understand anything he was talking about, yet I somehow know how to do the thing that I wanted to do before watching this video really well.

took me so long, but I finished :((

excellent!

Thank you, this really helped, as my main question about this was how a hash table differs from a normal array. I kept asking why we needed to come up with another way of looking things up if we already knew the index number, but I guess we don't always know that! So finding a way to basically use the data to index itself is useful!

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Hey im laaate but just wanted to say this the best explaination of classes ive ever seen, loved the cookie cutter analogy!

I think he has a Indian surname but looks White.

Best video

This is the Best tutorial... other tubers are just reading blog posts and screaming CTA... +1 Sub...

using namespace std; ???? stop spreading bad advice!

Thank you so much

Just as confused as I came into this video. The explanations on float and double are pretty confusing still.

I'm a busy working dad Imma try learning this skill it will take some months or years but I Will try Today's date is 06/21/2024

I was in coma since 18 years now i am 30 and i have 68 bitcoins and i forgot my password how can i break password

For the newbie if you are actually trading in the crypto space and you don't have a sound mentor. Then you are certainly going to get liquidated in 90% of your trades. Yeah that's the sad truth. I remember when I just got into crypto back in 2019 but later in 2020 I ended up selling it because I have lost alot trading all by myself without a guide. Got back into crypto early in 2023 with $10k and I’m up with $128k in a short period of time.

I have been watching your video since 2018. those days every 5 seconds you would crack a joke.. lol. these days you are trying to control that but sometimes it keeps seeping through 🤣

im confused at 13:41 bc in vscode it says that there are errors in line one and line two, why does it say that??

Hello can you tell me what Python videos should I watch on your channel for data analytics

Amazing content , Amazing Explanation , I have just subscribed. thanks bro

First, that is very basic C pointer syntax, not even C++ Second, use smart pointers whereeven possible. That is a much better advice

C++ is simpler and a better experience than Typescript.

A million thank you's to you sir.

This is truly the best Android Tutorials on Internet. Still relevant to this days. I really hope you continue this series.

LOL @ "Welcome back to the world's most professional tutorial series!" Seriously though, this tutorial is awesome. Thank you for making it available to us!

Hey, thanks for the video but I'm having difficulty with the new net beans every time I try to declare a variable even after initializing it says variable name unused. What should I do?

hats off brother. Really appreciate you for the efforts. As a beginner, I literally faced no problems in understanding.

DROP db lol Upgrade to … visual basic 😂

wtf is this inception shit

More rust content

I'm not getting the GDB i.e. the debugger, I got the g++ and gcc

you love the number 7 😀

Theme name.?

Thanks a lot for this guide!

I understand you are trying to demonstrate HOW a ptrToptr works, but your cml example is a terrible use case. Normal programs will have "char *argv[]" an array full of type ptr to char. Your second example is a better WHY/WHEN should you use it example. Another good example would be for a linkedList. Where you pass a ptr to "struct list *listPtr" to struct list. So, you can modify what mains local variable "struct list *listPtr" is pointing to. GeeksForGeeks C LL implementation show this.

The best video ever created !!!

He is such a baby😭😭😭❤

I'm 2h in and everything is working! Are you a great teacher or am I just too powerful?

Thank you for the excellent video. As a programmer with 50 years of experience, I must say that we have lost touch with algorithms in the sense I discuss in my articles on Medium: "Bagels and Muffins of Programming or How Easy It Is to Convert a Bagel into a Black Hole" Thinking algorithmically and living in an algorithm-centric world of software engineering, creating muffin-like programs, is now the domain of a few solitary individuals. Today's programming world increasingly focuses on a code-centric approach, where algorithms are not seen as separate entities. This shift has led to significant changes in how we develop and maintain software. There was a time when algorithms were at the heart of any program, providing a clear and understandable structure for development. They helped us build logical and efficient solutions. However, with the rise of high-level programming languages and frameworks, the emphasis shifted to quickly writing code and implementing new features, often at the expense of structured algorithmic thinking. Nowadays, we often encounter bagel-like programs where the code exists separately from the algorithm, creating internal inconsistencies and maintenance difficulties. In such conditions, achieving stability and reliability in software becomes challenging. Returning to an algorithm-centric approach and creating muffin-like programs, where the algorithm and code are integrated, can significantly improve the quality of software. This will not only simplify testing and maintenance but also allow for more flexible and resilient systems. I hope more developers will begin to recognize the importance of algorithms and move towards a more structured and meaningful approach to programming. Only in this way can we create software that is reliable, understandable, and easy to maintain.

the second and third videos of this series have ALOT of IMPORTANT information looking forward to the rest of the series

2:17:10 How i did it: while(currentGuesses < guesses) blabla code blabla... cout << "you have " << guesses-currentGuesses << " guesses left. "; but as you're saying it's just about preference. And i like the while loop more for these situations.

I have no idea, & except

I felt so bad when his vid stopped recording and he had explain everything again...(he actually lost interest)

00:01 Distinguishing between arguments and parameters 00:23 Making a function work for anyone 00:40 Arguments are used to pass data to a function 00:57 Understanding arguments and parameters 01:16 Utilizing arguments for versatile code 01:39 Introduction to arguments and parameters in Python 01:59 Functions can take arguments and parameters. 02:20 Understanding arguments and parameters in Python Crafted by Merlin AI.

Omg dude...thanku smmmmmmmmmmmmmm u literally saved me af

So good had to actually bookmark this! : )