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  1. Do you just read my mind every time I try to learn something new?? 😅
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  2. You just made this real easy to understand! Thank You.
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  3.  @kantancoding  e-num sounds like a noun. Enumerate sounds like a verb. That's my internal logic
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  4. How did you create your profile image. It is cool 👍
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  5. Awesome, now I have 7 functions, each needing 6 complex parameters. It's gonna be really fun to implement these functions in 30 very different situations, creating those complex objects every time. Now my codebase is 10,000 lines, just like Google's! Wow, writing code is so fun.
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  6. Dude, you're a beast, to say the least, you have one of the most useful intermediate level courses. And also on a variety of topics. Keep going!
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  7. man you deserve more subscribers, thanks for simplifying, I have gone through so many videos and now i feel like i understand big O, thanks!
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  8. I am computer engineering student , and now I am starting japanese language learning ❤❤ Tokyo _dream destination ♥️🇯🇵❤❤
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  9. so if we have 4 nested loops, will that be O(n^4)?
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  10. Wonderfully explained!!!Thank you for elucidating so much on time complexities. Best video I have even seen on YT regarding Time complexities.
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  11. > echo "Yo Dude, That's Crazzy the way you tell the story is awesome. you made my day! keep doing good1." > exit
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  12. Hi Kantan, Thanks for this video... I am a Computer Science student in Nigeria and for self-sponsor its not easy to buy a recent MacBook Pro for Flutter Dev. Can recommend this 2012 MacBook for Flutter Development in 2023?
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  13. 0:16 I haven't seen the context but let's try. *The title above is just a distraction I think. right of screen: Looks like Junior to me. Variable names? Long Functions or Function that have multiple responsibilities? etc Mid looks like mid. It looks ok but following it look complex. So left is probably senior. But I think here is the thing. The mid and senior can be interchangeable.
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  14. I've been a developer for over 30 years and my current project, in Java, I'm fixing up crappy code that a team wrote over 10 years ago. My biggest complaint is seeing a single line that does many things as if it's cheaper, more efficient to have it all execute on one line. Source code size DOESN'T MATTER! Make it more readable! The worst debugging is getting a null pointer on one of those lines where there's a number of locations that it can occur.
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  15. Still 1 doubt, aren't the 2nd loop inside the 1st loop which is used for backtracking, will cause n^2 time complexity?
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  16. first rule is so important. Im almost done my cs degree and ive worked as a grader for many computer classes. so many students hear they need to write comments, and write the most useless redundant comments ever. like legit they will write i = 0; // initializing the variable i to 0
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  17. the logic inversion is so valuable specially for beginners, usually you create a lot of weird situations and temporal dependencies by not structuring conditons properly
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  18. Thank God i started learning Go and youtube recommended you ♥️💪
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  19.  @kantancoding  I agree with the commenter above me 🤗you should make a video giving your take on the differences
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  20. Your channel is a hidden gem. Hope it's uncovered by many others soon.
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  21. I was about to say that doing leet code questions and personal projects won't work for me because it took most of my time making me end up wasting my day, I'll definitely try using your method. Great Content btw!😁
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  22. In my experience it's a slippery slope to try and re-use as much code as you can. It often leads people to write a "singular" function that accommodates different behaviours, all under this one function. Like have you ever seen a function that takes in 3-4 different flags and often ends up working on convoluted conditions made from the combinations those flags? The intention behind this function was re-use, but it ended up making this function extremely difficult to read and debug. Sometimes copy-pasting a little is better depending on your list of priorities. Mine are: Performance > Readability > Reusability
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  23. Good to see the funnier side of yours 😂😂😂
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  24. Bro why is your reach so small is beyond me. Your content is so well structured and high value I almost want to market your channel myself
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  25. Your tutorials so addictive, We want MORE!
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  26. Watched your explanation on Big O of Log N, then I watched this. Now I understand! Thank you!
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  27. my mental health has not been good for past couple of years, finally was able to work through all that and got a job as a junior dev without a CS degree .I feel like an impostor in this industry beating myself up and trying hard got demotivated a lot, your words have been really soothing. I am gonna relearn to code using your videos and will follow your style to push myself and gain confidence and take up more challenges in the future and not contribute to crappy code. Thanks a lot for your content.
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  28. great explanation! I've been trying to understand this for too long I finally got it, Thank you!
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  29. Hi bro this is good Already completed your flask ds series It was flawless Thanks for making these videos😀
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  30. doesn't the inclusion of first order functions imply higher order functions and therefore composition? feels like you're listing out consequences of the first item to fatten out the list
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  31. This tutorial on hexagonal architecture is pure gold! As someone who comes from the PHP world and has experience building websites with my own MVC framework, I recently switched to Go and microservices and was struggling to find an effective way to structure my files. This tutorial provided me with a clear and concise approach to organizing my code. Thank you for sharing this valuable resource!
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  32. He has risen from the dead
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  33. Explanation is very simple and clear. Easy to comprehend and you deserve more viewership.
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  34. Inlining is great, just not with screeds of imperative code. The problem is people try to abstract things down to 1 line, putting us back in the first scenario of too much useless abstraction.
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  35. Thank you. Just...thank you. I'm a frontend dev and I've always considered this stuff way over my head, but it's slowly starting to make sense.
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  36. Thank you for the visualisation, good sir.
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  37. May you tell your learning resources in general, It will be really helpful
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  38. This video is way too quiet .. i need to put the video on 100% and increase the volume in my audio panel by 20dB.. The video statistics show a video loudness of -18dB.. normally one would expect a loudness of around 0dB :) Just a hint for the future :)
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  39. Just wanted to say that your videos are amazing and have a great quality content. Your skills to explain things in a simple way is very rare. Please keep going and making such videos.
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  40. It's clear and friendly explanation which is really helpful to me.Thank you!
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  41. You really need to push this video out, because many people are struggling to understand what you just make me understand.
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  42. I recently started your algorithm pattern series, loved it
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  43. Method chaining, really? I thought Java demonstrated very well why NOT to use that crap.
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  44. good to see u back man keep posting !!!
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  45. The explanation is very detailed. Thank you. However I would pay more attention to the use cases (when and why do we need this pattern). And I would also use a different language such as Java, C# or Typescript in order to make it easier to understand for people that are not familiar with python syntax. It's also easier to understand what are the instances of variables with those languages.
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  46. Thank you for this!!! 2 years in a computer science degree program just getting by when it came to this subject and watching tons of youtube videos..and here in less than 10 minutes I finally get it.
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  47. Thank you very much for a very straightforward and easy to understand explanation. I'm going to look at more of your content.
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  48. Best vids for visual learners!!
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  49. I imagine people are disliking it for the intro sequence. He says "without further ado, let's get started" and then hits us with an intro sequence playing random music and showing generic "programmy" things for over a minute. The info in this video and the whole series is great! But following up "without further ado" with a minute long theme song is a little obnoxious and may put off viewers who think this same intro is probably in the rest of the videos in the series.
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  50. Just wonderful! How a person be to meticulous in his work and care for his learners! Thanks a million!
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