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Thank you for kind words. This youtube and its contents will always remain free. I don't teach for money. If you have any doubts. Let me know. I will upload something on it . Always expect a delay, as my office hours are almost 16 hours per day. Thanks again

@@pradeepkumar06 can you upload some more videos on writing custom functions covering different use cases? Also can you upload a full mini project you will go about solving using data.table? Any help on these will be useful...also you have done a great service to the R community, please keep this channel active by uploading videos frequently ...this is a request from someone who learned a lot from you ...

Glad it was helpful!

Soon i will be teaching manim, and you will have the code... Wait for few weeks, i am recovering from illness... Thanks

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Programming is not easy, yes accessibility to code become easier, however, it is easier compared to what programming was 20 years ago. The problem in older days, that a programmer also has to know about other things along with the language they are coding. An example : in learning C, one has to know, how a compiler linker work together, how and when which data type should be used, how to manually allocate and delete memory. All these things are not required when you learn languages like, python, R, javascript etc. But still if someone knows it, it's good for them. So in general tons of knowing other stuff has decreased but it never meant that programming is easy. It will only come to people when they do tons of practice, with that practice you will eventually remember some stuff but not all. I understand it would not be easy. But please don't give up, just because it looks tough... You or anyone can do it. Just be calm and do a tons of practice, that's all.

Thanks a lot, i am dealing with some personal issues, once i feel better, i will start uploading more stuffs. Thanks for kind words

Use dict comprehension : { k[0]: {'name' : k[1], 'class' : k[2]} for k in li}

Bhai most welcome !!! Enjoy

Thanks a lot

Thanks for the kind words. Will do in future. Its a never ending field

Nope. That's a done deal. You need to re-execute commands. So alawys use small sample to test the logic before you run things in data.table. Use copy along with head/tail or sample to run codes on few records.

We can, but in my opinion we shouldn't. Data table is often used for efficiency. There is always an overhead if you use data.table with dplyr pipes. Youcan chain commands with data.table using square brackets

I am sorry. I don't prepare anything for these videos. I started this for fun. So the codes are not present anywhere. Thanks for kind words. But i will take your advice for future. I will keep codes somewhere publicly.

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I have replied to you on you email, sorry for tge delay. Its just very difficult to juggle around with my day job and lot of queries. Thanks

My pleasure!

You are most welcome

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Batao kya nahi samja, specify karo to jyda help kar paaunga. Thanks

Pehle Python ke videos daalung, fir shiny aur markdown bhi aayega, give me some time

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Glad you enjoyed it

Strange ? Aisa hona nahi chaihye, there may be another reason for it