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q13# No linked list is not both types. It's a LINEAR DATA STRUCTURE Thanks to this I got one of my questions wrong in the interview the interviewer told me that it's linear. Please fix it.
Linked list is linear as our data is in a adjacent way, in line wise logically , but if we are talking about memory, we use pointers so in memory our data is in non linear way because pointers are not stored as a linear fashion they are scattered in memory but pointers have reference and if we connect reference of all the pointers then we see that our data is linear way in linked list logically ....... Sorry if I write some think wrong or you don't understand
Amazing, u say so much and yet so little. Tbh the explanations sound like something from a poorly aged text book. I rly appreciate the range of topics covered here. But more simplified descriptions and of course visualizations would make this vid perfect.
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Conceptually, when a pointer has that null value it is not pointing anywhere. Void pointer is a specific pointer type - void * - . a pointer that points to some data location in storage, which does not have any specific type. Null pointer is a value, while void pointer is a type.
tomorrow i have interview for SDE role i don't know about dsa beacause of i am non it background. hope these video will help me in tomorrows interview....
Yep. Can understand better using new and delete in c++ eg. int *pointVar pointVar = new int[10] //creates an array pointVar of size 10 //memory is allocated, pointer is used delete pointVar //memory is deallocated if using simply, int pointVar[10]; the memory allocation is automatic
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Question #21: the 3rd point mentioned is wrong. The access time for a stack is comparatively faster than heap.
But I think heap is fastest one
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@@Aksin20 I think 5-6
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q13# No linked list is not both types. It's a LINEAR DATA STRUCTURE
Thanks to this I got one of my questions wrong in the interview the interviewer told me that it's linear. Please fix it.
Reply to this
Linked list is linear as our data is in a adjacent way, in line wise logically , but if we are talking about memory, we use pointers so in memory our data is in non linear way because pointers are not stored as a linear fashion they are scattered in memory but pointers have reference and if we connect reference of all the pointers then we see that our data is linear way in linked list logically ....... Sorry if I write some think wrong or you don't understand
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Bro I prayed did u crack the interview?
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Nice tutorial.Thanks
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Really informative😊
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very good explanation about the concepts thank you so much
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there's a bit of contradiction on your vocal answer to your written answer on question(why should heap be used over stack..please check it)!
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great work really helpful video
Glad you think so!
Amazing, u say so much and yet so little. Tbh the explanations sound like something from a poorly aged text book. I rly appreciate the range of topics covered here. But more simplified descriptions and of course visualizations would make this vid perfect.
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I think binary tree doesn't have to be sorted or balanced, for that we have min heap and max heap
it doesn't have to be balanced, but it does have to be sorted when scaning inorder
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thanks a lot was really really helpful for last min preparation
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Please provide Artificial intelligence interview questions and answers and which topics is more important in AI.
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yours questions was good but the definition and explanation was quite difficult
what is the difference between pointer to pointer variable and void pointer ?
Conceptually, when a pointer has that null value it is not pointing anywhere. Void pointer is a specific pointer type - void * - . a pointer that points to some data location in storage, which does not have any specific type. Null pointer is a value, while void pointer is a type.
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Did you cracked?
I placed in google thank u
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Great video.........nice concepts covered.
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This will be for which language
Make interview questions and answers on new technologies
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Can you please send me the all questions in PDF format
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thanks very useful content
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Sir these ol are for data structure in c also na.
Yes!
watching at 2.5x. "i am speed"
I skipped it , I'm god
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2.5x speed dont exists in youtube.
@@kunalk4767 it's a pro feature
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Can you please provide that PPT.
Yes agree this is the best
Question 30: answer is true
Yep. Can understand better using new and delete in c++
eg.
int *pointVar
pointVar = new int[10] //creates an array pointVar of size 10
//memory is allocated, pointer is used
delete pointVar //memory is deallocated
if using simply,
int pointVar[10];
the memory allocation is automatic
thank you
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Hello sir can u share pdf of interview questions and answer? ?
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How can i get this question in PDF format ? @Intellipaat
Kindly Share your mail ID.
@@Intellipaat can you please mail all this question in PDF format
Which data structures are stored on disk ?
If you have answer, then plz tell me
File system is stored on disk
Question #23: Post fix, prefix and infix.. not in order traversal 😂
Can you please provide the ppt😌
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@@Intellipaat provids the ppt
Can you please provide the ppt
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can we get a pdf of slides ????
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@@numansuri166 could you please send the pdf to me as well mrunalgoud297@gmail.com if you have got.
can i have this ppt please??
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It's "Deck" not Dee q
Its dee q
bro dont u think most of this questions are easy
Did you have a job?
Sir please make vedio in hindi language
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