His slightly irritated tone makes it so real. It's like my smart friend is trying to teach me something and although they're irritated, they'll do what it takes for me to understand lol.

What the heck?! I've been avoiding Git for a long time, when all I needed was this video. Thanks, dad! 🤓

what application are you coding on

thank you

Very well explained. Thank you for the detailed explanation.

very helpful, much appreciated Nick

Thanks

Dude, I just started using ChatGPT and other LLMs like 2 months ago and I wish I saw this like 8 months ago. There was another youtuber who was showing what the prompting could do and I caught on that way. I didn't know devs were all over this already. I'm in a CS program and I had no idea about the capability.

This is awesome!

This was one of the best starting videos to learn git, thank you so much.

Use StringBuilder when creating the new String.

This is pure gold. Thank you Nick!

Your a professional in tech aren't you supposed to be passionate about the work you do?

Mate ur just annoting u said it was free

Thanks Dad !

I love you Man! Thank you!

A comment from an old man: If you always land your 1st preference in life, you have not set your preferences high enough. If you are ambitiious, you will generally end up with your 2nd or 3rd preference or even worse. But then, it is up to you to be realistic and make that preference you landed into something really good. This holds for jobs, housing, marriage etc. Btw, much is coincidence and analysing why the dice landed as it did gives you no valuable information.

Very efficient and clear presentation of some of the possibilities of ChatGPT, thanks!

Sure, self learning alone is fine for a generic or corporate development job, but my experience shows most of us self taught developers also have college degrees in another discipline, and that can add real value.

this is such an easy coding problem in Python. from collections import Counter Counter(string).most_common() -> [("a", 3), ("b",2), ("c",1)] -> for k,v in Counter(string).most_common(): newstring += k*v -> return newstring

did l1.next= null and l2.null=null in the first and Do we need to write it, and what is its role ?

Can we create StringBuilder for t and start removing one (only) character for each character in s. If StringBuilder is left with zero element then return true.

I consider myself very lucky to be where I'm at right now. 5 years ago, I got a job as a CAD Designer for a mechanical engineering firm. Coding was interesting to me, and I knew a little, so I took what I knew to start developing some automated design templates and custom add-ins for our CAD systems. My boss was impressed by my work and the time it was saving the team, so my work started investing in me. They paid for me to take a few courses and now I'm a full-time dev with the same company! My primary focus these days is on developing / maintaining software automation solutions for our CAD and ERP systems. Typical daily drivers for work are VB (and iLogic), C#, SQL, and occasionally some others for certain projects.

Thank you Daddy

You should be a professor. THANK YOU for demystifying Git and GitHub for me, you are incredible

I dont know why we have to do all of this.I would loop over the array and say : if (a[i] == a[i+1] ) ,then return the array of the elements at i and i+1.

In my truest opinion I feel those who are new to coding should do a bootcamp for 3-6 months at a reputed institute if they cannot afford a CS degree

Love this over simplification!

Excellent lesson in 20 minutes

I am a mid 30s Apple user, started learning Python, Tableau, SQL & Powerbi . Hardest part was getting to know Windows computers and then to understand why this code is written in this way. Becoz Python reads that way. Very few books will tell you that.

Thats amazing job, but i don't understand where is the initialisation of this recursion? (The P(O) in mathematics...)

Subscribed within 20 seconds. Thanks fude

Thanks for clearing the problem and going over the solution. I was having a hard time understanding the concept of `contiguous` (non-native english speaker), and the longer example plus your code helped a lot.

Did you just copy this title word for word??

This is as simple a is gets, simple as it gits ha ha 😂

What I've done in the final check is: (dotnet) s1_chars.RemoveAll(item => s2_chars.Contains(item)); if (s1_chars.Count != s1.Length) return "YES";

Are you in a race please slow down and explain each step

Thank you!

Companies prefer degrees not because of how you learn it, but because you prove that you can deal with difficult coursework and operate in a structured environment with due dates, projects ect. It helps filter out those who have learned skills for corporate life and those who don’t.

passed technical interviews ..... but no offer?

You are Scam artist, your SDA program is scam.

You are Scam artist, your SDA program is scam.

You are Scam artist, your SDA program is scam.

cuz you can’t get in

bro looks like he's being held gunpoint💀

First time watching one of your videos. I really appreciate how you teach.

GREAT JOB EXPLAINING DAD, I MEAN NICK, I MEAN MR. WHITE!

I'm trying to self-teach coding while studying college (taking information technology and being an upper-poor-income family) because here in the Philippines, the employment system is absolute trash, and some institutions educational systems of teaching to students are also trash, outdated, inexpert, and hypocritical. So it makes garbage, wasting money and time.

Is this finding the sub-string or the sub-sequence, I think the solution above fails for few cases. Has anybody noticed ?

Is this finding the sub-string or the sub-sequence, I think the solution above fails for few cases. Has anybody noticed ?