This was super interesting and well done, thank you so much! I had an issue with BOM yesterday that broke my script because the shebang wasn't being recognized. I love discovering Hex Editor Neo, gave me a lot of peace of mind, actually seeing the "ef bb ef" in front of my code haha.

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really interesting start, I'm looking forward to the more optimal methods. would you consider explaining string similarity?

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will you not discuss z algorithm?

Thanks for the videos but they are not clear and am finding it very difficult to see

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Thank you :) Best resource to understand what hash table is

as a professioanl developer, let me tell you the 4 concepts as they are implemented in most OOP languages suck, they give you more work than what they save. Abstraction creates a lot of indirection and then you have to jump around multiple files and multiple places in the same file and then recompose everything inside your head just to get an idea of what you are doing. Encapsulation as implemented in OOP languages turned out to be a scam, why because everyone uses getters/setters, so y ou are effectively piercing the "capsule", and then the worst, multithread, back in the early 2000s when dual core cpus appeared they exposed the emperor has no clothes, there is no real capsule because you can have 2+ threads instantiating different methods of the same object and creating race conditions. So Encapsulation gives you nothing. Inheritance is DOA, there is this saying that "prefer composition over inheritance" because software requirements are changing constantly so you might think there is a parent relationship between two classes, but then after using that you will find a lot of problems, like hiding bugs, if you do not have a proper logging strategy because in the stack trace you are not going to see the child class, you will see the parent class. So the best alternative is ALWAYS composition. Developers have spent months every single year since the 1980s juggling class hierarchies just to realize they all are independent classes that share some behavior just in name, *this is why programming languages have adopted the idea of interfaces and traits* Polymorphism: might be the most useful thing that is usually associated to OO, but you don't need OO, is more of an accident in OO due to the nature of OO, message passing. Polymorphism is more of a feature of the type system.

Amazing ! Amazing ! Amazing ! Please more videos.

I have a number of issues with this video. First, the video ram is not the framebuffer. It's also where any CBVs, SRVs, textures, vertex buffers and index buffers live. Second, HDMI has supported over 60Hz for literally years. Third, your render pipeline is very wrong. Almost every name is wrong and you missed steps. In fact most of what you have in your "render pipeline" are actually things done within the vertex shader, which is only part of said render pipeline. It doesn't help anyone trying to learn if you give them half baked information you barely took the time to google.

VERY Interesting. Thank you Computer Sceience now I understand why YCBR appears more "Pastel" than RGB because of the smaller amount of Color Density in bits. I will stick with RGB Full Color Depth on my OLED

Can you do similar lessons for the twinBASIC programming language?

Thank you very much

this is brilliant

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clear and comprehensive, thanks.

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display how logic gates combine to form aIC

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Great explanation. According to the example in 13:30, shouldn't the order of the product of matrices be first the translation matrix and then the rotacion matrix?

Clear and comprehensive

wow wow wow wow, amazing and thanks for your efforts for letting me know about d-ram .. heartful appreciation

Excellent video. greetings from Peru

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best ever explanation of oop ❤

this video made me pass my exams I'm really grateful for it. keep it up!

believe me, refreshing every 64 nano seconds is a dream but 64 ms is realistic., please check this statement....

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isnt encapsulation using getters and setters for data binding and abstraction is hiding the complexity?

This is a great video - Thank you

Nice journey took like 2 weeks🌺

7:55 Wow 😮

excellent, could have never understood it so clearly in 9 minutes.

Am I the only person that thinks that using the Exit Sub statement is BAD programming practice? I was taught that methods, just like loops should have ONE and ONLY one entry point and one and ONLY one exit point.

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Please help. Sir, I get an error from the file location when I try to run the program

Question:Should you begin with c++ and then assembly?

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Thanks for the great video. What is the default Endianness for most Windows file types? Is it always Big-Endian unless otherwise specified?

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I don't know if I am wrong but I felt like your voice is like Jason Statham's voice ❤😂

It’s typically pronounced Von (or Fon) Noyman rather than ‘Newman’.

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You have such an amazing ability to simplify complex topics. Thank you

After looking for a clear explanation reg. classes, objects etc. ... finally I found your channel! Thank you for this absolutely clear descriptions! ... looking forward for the next videos in this course!!!!!!!! 👍

I’m doing A level cs is this video applicable for that level