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Not even in this class, don’t even go to this school, but I am already in love with this teacher. Thank you for making this video and making it make sense!

How will my array list of string after sorting will look like?

5:24 A is an operand but it come before + which is an operator. A should be after +, right?

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Hey, I imagine this was a college lecture video that was maybe supposed to be on private, but is public, and I wanted to thank you for that. I have been struggling hard with my database structures 2 class in college because he posts powerpoints without lecture and teaches straight from the book (which is vague if you don't already know the material), and having explanation to some of the code is very nice. I hope other classes have been going well over the pandemic, and best of luck with your future classes! Thank you for helping me pass my class!

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Thank you for posting this. At 4:58 you write that myList.indexOf("quz"); would return 3 but in position 3 you have "qux" so it should return -1.

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Forgot to return item

excelent explanation. Been strugling from few day. Now clear that what is big 0

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nothing frustrates me more than when teachers just read and explain slides without actually doing examples and explaining. cool you can read slides, i can read notes and lectures to but please while youre showing/explaining whatever you wanna call it use real examples in an IDE with real output examples otherwise to conceptualize a lot of this and retain it is more of a challenge than learning it

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This explanation was super helpful! At the moment I'm learning python, but your explanation is much clearer and easier to understand than the python videos . Thanks heaps!

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Thank you so much for the easy-to-understand explanation. So much better than my professor's explanation. I think most people like to overcomplicate things just to sound smart, but you made it nice and simple.

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Thanks for clearing things up for me about big-O. Please make more videos on discrete math topics!

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Really good video indeed ! If I had one comment, Priority Queue by the name suggests we want something of higher importance right? But we are drawing minimum every time. So then the same logic could be applied to create a max heap for priority queue? What am i missing? Thanks again !

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I dig your video. I am into it 4.26 m/s I see you used C1, C2,C2, C3 x n and etc. How did you arrived in using C1,C2,etc? Is this a guess? I really need to understand.

Sir, the swap here is a swap of values or the swap of references to the values?? Thanks in advance.

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