Teacher starts projector Opens his laptop Look for his PDF Slowly opens it System Hangs Slowly proceeds to next slide Reads the words that's already in the PDF Asks if everyone understood the shit Main topic is given for homework Comes to youtube Voíla
I hate comments like this so much. You are only contributing to an anti-education ideology where kids think they can just learn everything from the internet. That is how you lose critical thinking and become manipulated. Learning from more than one source is perfectly normal.
this is the most intuitive demonstration of the euclidian algorithm I've seen. I think a big reason why is the simple flowchart type format you use in these examples. I think it helps me to first learn the pattern of these types of problems before actually understanding the concepts involved. If that makes any sense. Like if a teacher starts off with "Let a and b be nonzero positive integers..." my brain just automatically shuts down. If, instead, someone uses numbers first, like 45 and 10, and then performs the algorithm, I find I'm much more willing and able to understand/listen to the theorems and what not.
agree, i go to the lecture for 2 hours, and understand nothing, coming here for 10 min. and f***ing got the shitt. and the reason is just what you said
As for a real world implication of this, consider the 3768 (length) and 1701(width) of a farm that needs to be divided into the largest and equal parts.
I really enjoy how helpful these online learning videos are. I go to college online and there are so many at real college taking in yhe same material i am. Maybe online learning is truely amazing
Thank you for this video 🙂 I'm searching a lot of video about in this topic and I find this video which is really helpful and I can answer my module right now ❣️
Hello. I am studying a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics and Euclid's Algorithm is a topic which I am currently studying. Thanks very much for making Euclid's Algorithm so simple.
Great Example to teach Programming Students Recursion! I taught Programming in Graduate School and use the X to the Power of n for the to write a Recursive solution for this! X to the n is fun to code for beginning students but this is the same concept with a more meaningful thing to compute. Since every Calculator has X to the n on it.
It's a challenge on FreeCodCamp's site (www.freecodecamp.org/learn/javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/intermediate-algorithm-scripting/smallest-common-multiple), wish I had heard of this algorithm before trying the challenge!
Thank you so much for this video, it is very helpful. I am not a maths student, but i am absolutely fascinated by these anchors in the universe. Of which, could anyone kindly share with me the real life applications of this formula? Is there some industrial application to allow me to have a better understanding of it in context? Thank you!
This 4 minutes video is more helpful than 2 hours of lecture lol
how can you possibly have a lecture on this for 2 hours? haha
@@JannisAdmek special teacher i suppose
@@JannisAdmek It's hard for Koreans to say algortihm
Teacher starts projector
Opens his laptop
Look for his PDF
Slowly opens it
System Hangs
Slowly proceeds to next slide
Reads the words that's already in the PDF
Asks if everyone understood the shit
Main topic is given for homework
Comes to youtube
Voíla
@@ruinfirefly2088 You forgot them asking students if they understand and nobody says a word.
This 4 mn video is better than our 2 hours lecture in our class. Thank you Sir😊
Compare public health department with public education one !
I hate comments like this so much. You are only contributing to an anti-education ideology where kids think they can just learn everything from the internet. That is how you lose critical thinking and become manipulated. Learning from more than one source is perfectly normal.
This video here saved my semester.
Most of the final exam of Discrete Mathematics was based on this.
Thank you
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This was pretty easy though.
Sounds like whoever was teaching this makes it very difficult especially if most of the final is primarily made up of this
I wish I had your exam lol
sensei!
this is the most intuitive demonstration of the euclidian algorithm I've seen. I think a big reason why is the simple flowchart type format you use in these examples. I think it helps me to first learn the pattern of these types of problems before actually understanding the concepts involved. If that makes any sense. Like if a teacher starts off with "Let a and b be nonzero positive integers..." my brain just automatically shuts down. If, instead, someone uses numbers first, like 45 and 10, and then performs the algorithm, I find I'm much more willing and able to understand/listen to the theorems and what not.
agree, i go to the lecture for 2 hours, and understand nothing, coming here for 10 min. and f***ing got the shitt.
and the reason is just what you said
I fully agree !
I honestly hate when teachers just use variables
Plug n chug isn't intuition.
Just what I needed for my discrete exam!! It's so helpful for large numbers, thank you.
Thank you for this video! This helped me a lot in understanding the use of Euclidean Algorithm to find greatest common divisor. :)
Short and simple. The best tutorial for GCD. Thanks a lot!
Much clearer than my instructor explained it. Thank you for going slowly and step by step. I think I actually get it now.
Brilliantly summarized. I just spent like 40 minutes trying to wrap my head around terrible lecture notes on this, you've killed it in 4.
spent an hour trying to figure this out from my course book to no avail, came here and got it immediately. thank you!
This video saved my midterm and my final exam at the university. Thanks man. You explain it better than my professor.
This video was a lifesaver for my Abstract Algebra class! Much better than reading a textbook!
This video was so much help. I watched so many other ones to try to figure this out and this one does. Thank you
Why is this so quick while it takes the teachers half of the class or longer to tell us yt is a life saver
You made it easier than anyone else on youtube. Thanks Mate!
Fantastic. Very intuitive. You just got me 15 points on my last test!
Thank you, I need a review on this for my Aerodynamic and cryptography edx class.
Amazing simplicity and efficiency of time. Thank you!
Wow, thank you for making this video.
This video saved me 2 hours watching through my lecture. Thanks man!
Excellent demonstration, thank you.
As for a real world implication of this, consider the 3768 (length) and 1701(width) of a farm that needs to be divided into the largest and equal parts.
This 4 minute video helped me more than studying a textbook with minimal explanation of the process for over an hour
Unbelievably simple explanations.... Been on this for weeks!
Thank you so much Sir!!! I finally understood for my upcoming quiz!
Thanks for the tutorial! Very easy and well explained.
I really enjoy how helpful these online learning videos are. I go to college online and there are so many at real college taking in yhe same material i am. Maybe online learning is truely amazing
Thank you for sharing. So much easy to understand and helpful a lot.
This is so much clearer than that garbled jumble of recursive symbols that I found in my abstract algebra text.
This was amazingly taught, Thank you.
thank you so much, helpful even after a decade.
The first result I got for my search and its perfect. I perfectly understood what was explained. Thank you so much.
Greatest example I've seen, thank you!
Thanks you made it look so simple ! I was dying looking at my lecture slides
Thank you so much, this is a big help for a student like me who struggles in math but chooses mathematics as a major course.
Great... Clears the concept of GCD algorithm... Thanks!
thanks for this. quick and to the point
First time first example i got it right because you explained very well. Thank you.
Thank you very much!
This helped me in cryptology subject.
This video made it easy to understand. Thanks !
Thank you for precise explanation! now I understand it.
thank you so much I really need to pass math and this was so helpful you are easy to understand and clear. You are so appreciated
Great video mate 😀
this is incredible! thank you so much!
Thank you so much......perfect explanation with a perfect voice
Cool! Straight to the point! thanks!
This helped so much. Thank you😊
Thank you for this video, it has been very helpful!
thank you very much, ur way of teaching is fabulous, I was struggling with this one but I quickly understand wt u taught, thank you.
This was incredible. Thanks.
This is so helpful, thank you so much!
Simply and clearly explained ,thanks sir
Thank you so much!!! This was very helpful!!!!
Perfect. Thank you Sir!
Good explanation of algorithm, thanks for the video.
Thank you for this video 🙂 I'm searching a lot of video about in this topic and I find this video which is really helpful and I can answer my module right now ❣️
thank you for such nice explaination. hope it saves my semester.
I didn't believe I will understand this in less than 10 minutes
Thank you so much
Plz we need more explanation in other topics thank u in advance
Thank you! Much better explained than my teacher at university!
Excellent! Thank you so much!
i love you, this is perfect. cramming my maths exam for today, and this was perfectly explained. have a GREAT day!
this really helped and is a short video so thank you so much
many many thanks , it was very helpful!
Hello.
I am studying a BSc (Hons) in Mathematics and Euclid's Algorithm is a topic which I am currently studying. Thanks very much for making Euclid's Algorithm so simple.
Damn good....I have been studying it for 1hr and u made me understand it in 4 mins.... thanks
Good job explaining this. Thank you.
This video is much clear and easy to understand
yes, this was a truly fantastic video. Well done.
Very good tutorial. Thank you!
Amazing video! Thank you so much!
Thanks, man this video really helped me a lot.
Thank you, great explanation!
excellent explanation! Thank you!
this helped me so much.
Very well done. Thank you
Very helpful video. Thanks!
Thanks! I totally kept trying to reread my text book to understand this
Wow this is great. Thank you so much
Thank you very much. Understood it much better than my tutor explained
Thank you for the great explanation. I got it now! :-)
Thank you for this! Now, i, who's in senior high school can help my brother who's in college.
Thanks bro, this saved a lot of time
Thx a lot...you saved time and my marks too
Just what i was looking for...thnks a lot !!! :-)
This was very helpful
Thank you
This video was a life saver
Thanks a million times!!!
Great Example to teach Programming Students Recursion! I taught Programming in Graduate School and use the X to the Power of n for the to write a Recursive solution for this! X to the n is fun to code for beginning students but this is the same concept with a more meaningful thing to compute. Since every Calculator has X to the n on it.
It's a challenge on FreeCodCamp's site (www.freecodecamp.org/learn/javascript-algorithms-and-data-structures/intermediate-algorithm-scripting/smallest-common-multiple), wish I had heard of this algorithm before trying the challenge!
simple yet very helpful, greetings
Very much simple and helpful thanks a lot
Very good explanation. Many thanks.
I got it easily than the others video, thank you 🥰🥰
Fast was to compute it...Thank you so much
I couldn't understand it till i saw this video , thanks a lot
so much clear !!!! thx professor
To learn quickly this video is very helpful 😃 thankyou sir.
Thank you so much this was so helpful
very clear! thanks
never thought i will watch a video from 2012 in 2021
and still learn a lot
Thank you so much for this video, it is very helpful. I am not a maths student, but i am absolutely fascinated by these anchors in the universe. Of which, could anyone kindly share with me the real life applications of this formula? Is there some industrial application to allow me to have a better understanding of it in context? Thank you!