Comments by "Kantan Coding" (@kantancoding) on "freeCodeCamp.org" channel.

  1. Thank you Beau and freeCodeCamp for having me on your channel! I hope that this video is helpful to you all! For those wondering how I configure my terminal, I use iTerm2 + zsh + oh-my-zsh. If you are into customizing things like I am you’ll love these :) For those wondering about my vim setup, I just made a tutorial on how to clone my .vimrc and install the necessary dependencies on my channel (link in the description). The repo with my .vimrc is linked in the description of the above mentioned video as well. Hope it helps!
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  2. For my vim setup and how I’m accessing the python module definitions and how my auto-completion is working, I’m using coc.nvim to go to definition. And the definitions for the modules that you install are usually located in /lib/python/site-packages in your Python folder(I’m not sure for Windows, sorry). I’m also using jedi for auto-completion for Python. As for the vim theme, I am using vim-monokai-tasty in this video. I switch between that and gruvbox. Sorry, I tried to post this comment earlier to answer people's questions about my setup but YouTube keeps removing my comment.
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  3. 😂😂 this killed me
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  4. Oh wow 🙃. You are absolutely right. I did not mean to use i for the nested loop. Good catch. Let me see if I can add that to my pinned comment.
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  5.  Somtoklins not sure why you keep commenting that this is for advanced learning. I’d argue that it’s pretty accessible to anybody with a basic understanding of Python 👍
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  6.  @karthickaravindan  I just made a tutorial on how to clone my .vimrc and install the necessary dependencies on my channel. Hope it helps!
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  7. Hey! Thanks for the feedback! So in short, the code is NOT vulnerable to SQL injection. Here’s a good article that explains how to prevent sql injection in Python which might clear things up for you: https://realpython.com/prevent-python-sql-injection/ On the topic of ORMs, it seems that your opinion is that they should always be used? I’d have to disagree with you there as there are many reasons why one would choose not to use an ORM. As you already mentioned, my focus was the overall architecture. Incorporating an ORM into the mix would have been overly cumbersome while contributing nothing to the viewers understanding of the architecture.
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  8. Hey thanks for the feedback! Actually, technically asymptotic notation is a family of notations of which Big O is a member. This course is focused specifically on its use in computer science. That is, its use in classifying algorithms according to how their run time or space requirements grow as the input size grows. Yes Big O is also used in number theory but that does not mean that one needs to study number theory to learn concepts in computer science. Number theory is a branch of pure mathematics which is in no way a prerequisite for learning Big O in the context of computer science. This course focuses on Big O's use in computer science which is actually not that mathematically deep.
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  10. I’m using coc.nvim to go to definition. And the definitions for the modules that you install are usually located in /lib/python/site-packages in your Python folder(I’m not sure for Windows, sorry). I’m also using jedi for auto-completion for Python.
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  11.  @AndoroidP  Of course, it's no problem! I agree that understanding the reason for its usage is crucial. I didn't do a very good job of explaining its practical usage in the real world. Thank you very much, your feedback is very helpful 🙏
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  12. I use iTerm2 + zsh + oh-my-zsh. If you are really into customizing things like I am you'll love these :)
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  13. It sounds to me like in the to_list method you are appending node instead of node.data. Check the line of code that says l.append(node.data) and make sure it’s not l.append(node)
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  14.  @phalycexEnima  no problem :)
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