// stack = LIFO data structure. Last-In First-Out // stores objects into a sort of "vertical tower" // push() to add objects to the top // pop() to remove objects from the top
// uses of stacks? // 1. undo/redo features in text editors // 2. moving back/forward through browser history // 3. backtracking algorithms (maze, file directories) // 4. calling functions (call stack)
Your 100 videos for Java/the 12 hours course for Java helped me a lot! I have Algorithms and Data Structures this semester and we are working with Java, so I hope that these videos will be helpful as well.
Hopefully these next 12 hours will be the mark of my start of years of programming and not me just giving up mid way. Edit: so I till now believed I answered people asking for an update, seem I never did. For those curious I burned out quickly after the making of this comment, but couple of months ago I picked up learning again at a much slower pace. No big goal, just keeping the mentality of learning it because I found it fun and interesting.
I have a honest reply from India, I am a student learning data-struchture and algorithm from India. Here I have watched to implement the merge sort And quick sort for some days. But watching your video of 10 minutes lead to clear understanding of concepts thank you for your effort, keep it up👍.
Can you do a playlist on how to teach difficult concepts? I have watched 2 of your playlists and you do a far better job of explaining and teaching than most professors I have had. I'm thinking being able to explain concepts in easy to understand concepts is a very important skill. Once someone has the knowledge and understanding of a topic, it is difficult for them to go back and teach the basics, but you do a great job of breaking everything down to a beginner level. I would love to be able to explain things in such a clear, concise and interesting way.
Can't get enough of that Skyrim spiel, came out of left field. Your DSA playlist was a big help during my application attempts last year. Haven't had much luck, but I'm trying again and going through all the vids.
awww. you blew up on youtube. It's always nice seeing your numbers go up when I return to school and your channel after term breaks. thanks big bro(code)
I love how you actually make a real life exaple with the concepts . this help me a lot ! to acxtually understand what is explain. i'v been realizing that is not as hard as i thought it would be. Thanks a lot for your help.
Hey Broo, long time! Just returned here to see that this channel has literally blown up! You deserve it, with videos like these, I'm just waiting for a million :D
I have seen many videos on dsa but they are always say dsa is very hard so on.. but your learning style is very different i understand stack very easily thank you for making this video..😊😊😊🙏
Thanks for your concise and helpful video. It would have been pretty useful if you had mentioned the time complexity of different operations in a mere stack.
I saw you haven’t uploaded in 3 months I hope you still around doing ur thing these videos have saved me so much on unclear concepts and also learning concepts before I even take the course
I suggest you do BFS and DFS algorithms because most people find it difficult to mess with, in my perspective, I know it's kinda related to recursion but this is on a whole next level . . . with hamilton or Dijkstra as well, thank you and have a good day
Bro, I think we have a lot in common! We both love that funny number... public THC (Strain strain) { while ( strain >=0) strain.smoke; strain--; Return THC; } Love your vids Bro found you coming from C# background, needing to learn java
You explain things very well. Maybe you can make a video on implementation of stack or an intermediate difficulty example of stack so we get a better understanding of how to implement it in various scenarios.
import java.util.Stack;
public class Main{
public static void main(String[] args) {
// *******************************************************
// stack = LIFO data structure. Last-In First-Out
// stores objects into a sort of "vertical tower"
// push() to add objects to the top
// pop() to remove objects from the top
// uses of stacks?
// 1. undo/redo features in text editors
// 2. moving back/forward through browser history
// 3. backtracking algorithms (maze, file directories)
// 4. calling functions (call stack)
// *******************************************************
Stack stack = new Stack();
//System.out.println(stack.empty());
stack.push("Minecraft");
stack.push("Skyrim");
stack.push("DOOM");
stack.push("Borderlands");
stack.push("FFVII");
//String myFavGame = stack.pop();
//System.out.println(stack.peek());
//System.out.println(stack.search("Fallout76"));
System.out.println(stack);
}
}
Please create all of lessons related to data structure and algoritms
Great video can you also do a series on problem solving, programming problems.love the real life examples dope
import java.util.Stack;
public class Main
{
public static void main(String[] args) {
Stack stack = new Stack();
//System.out.println(stack.empty());
stack.push("Green Plate");
stack.push("Yellow Plate");
stack.push("Blue Plate");
stack.push("Red Plate");
String plate = stack.pop();
//System.out.println(stack.peek());
//System.out.println(stack);
//System.out.println(plate);
//System.out.println(stack.search("Pink Plate"));
for(int i = 0; i < 1000000000; i++){
stack.push("Green Plate");
}
}
}
Is there a video where you explain how the methods work?
Xxx
Your 100 videos for Java/the 12 hours course for Java helped me a lot!
I have Algorithms and Data Structures this semester and we are working with Java, so I hope that these videos will be helpful as well.
Hopefully these next 12 hours will be the mark of my start of years of programming and not me just giving up mid way.
Edit: so I till now believed I answered people asking for an update, seem I never did. For those curious I burned out quickly after the making of this comment, but couple of months ago I picked up learning again at a much slower pace. No big goal, just keeping the mentality of learning it because I found it fun and interesting.
Did you complete what you have started?
@@162sujiths4 we are asking the same question on the same day lol
Do you know if this is included in the 12 hours one ?
@@162sujiths4 No :) I completely gave up on programming as a career
@@yasminemokraoui3855 I do not know/remember anymore.
You're amazing. Every video I find explains the data structure, but fail to provide a coding example. You are a true Bro.
I have a honest reply from India, I am a student learning data-struchture and algorithm from India. Here I have watched to implement the merge sort And quick sort for some days. But watching your video of 10 minutes lead to clear understanding of concepts thank you for your effort, keep it up👍.
Broski I love your videos, can't wait to watch more videos about Data Structures and Algorithms!
thanks for watching!
Well bro data structure and algorithms tutorials are finally there so excited for these tutorials.........
I love how you explain this as simple as possible with some joke😂 Thank you and don't stop making video like this!!!
Can you do a playlist on how to teach difficult concepts? I have watched 2 of your playlists and you do a far better job of explaining and teaching than most professors I have had. I'm thinking being able to explain concepts in easy to understand concepts is a very important skill. Once someone has the knowledge and understanding of a topic, it is difficult for them to go back and teach the basics, but you do a great job of breaking everything down to a beginner level. I would love to be able to explain things in such a clear, concise and interesting way.
This series of DSA helps so many programming aspirants.Thanks BRO for this wonderful tutorial..
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
best explanations on yt on data structs, not only the intuition but the code aswell, great job👌👏
Idk why but it took me so long to finally find someone to explain the methods and you made it look so easy
Can't get enough of that Skyrim spiel, came out of left field.
Your DSA playlist was a big help during my application attempts last year.
Haven't had much luck, but I'm trying again and going through all the vids.
My bro accepted the request of DSA 👊 I'm grateful to you bro ❤️ I'm very excited to learn DSA from you 🤯 Thank You 😁🙌
You don't know how much I need DSA!!
Thanks for these and please don't stop!
Can't wait for it to complete!!!
The way you explained this made things so clear to me. Thank you!
Bruh your literally a savior. I'll spend more time on your channel than zoom meetings with my compsci prof
Man this channel is a gold mine for CS Course information for free and they are great lessons! Your doing the lords work man God Bless!
This guy is way too underrated imo
bro got good games
awww. you blew up on youtube. It's always nice seeing your numbers go up when I return to school and your channel after term breaks. thanks big bro(code)
I love how you actually make a real life exaple with the concepts . this help me a lot ! to acxtually understand what is explain. i'v been realizing that is not as hard as i thought it would be.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Bro, ILY. Data structures finally T_T
I'm waiting for another data structures & algo vids :)
Loved that at the end you explained where stacks are actually used.
You are the best teacher. Thanks for your work.
Best and easily understandable explanation of DSA concepts
Awesome channel Bro! Definitely the best programming channel I’ve found so far.
Hey Broo, long time!
Just returned here to see that this channel has literally blown up! You deserve it, with videos like these, I'm just waiting for a million :D
Hey MeltDown! Thanks for the support!
Yep, it's been a heck of a ride! We'll hit that 1M mark eventually :)
@@BroCodez We'll hit 1M in no time.🍾
This is a random comment. Your videos are simple and easy to understand! Thank you!
Hey Bro Code, your videos are amazing and explained the concept clearly with given the reality example. Really appreciated that!
Bro I’m sure you’ll carry my studies in uni as computer scientist
One of best ever tutors
you're teaching amazing bro... better than that old CS teacher ....
I have seen many videos on dsa but they are always say dsa is very hard so on.. but your learning style is very different i understand stack very easily thank you for making this video..😊😊😊🙏
This was better than all of my c/cpp data structure teachers combined. Thanks man
Best explanation of stack on RUclips.. 😇
Dropping a comment down below. Really good explained. Nice video
Love you from Pakistan 🇵🇰 I am waiting for this course please upload data structure and algorithm video daily
Love you BRO
el mejor tutorial en el mundo 🥰
Theoretical explanation WITH visual support. Wel done!
Thank you, please make more algo videos. You are the best instructor I never had 💯
Your Videos are fantastic. You explain things very well and are very entertaining. Thanks for making my studies fun.
OMG !!! data structure made easy , you killed it bro .
I still have FF7 for playstation 1 from when I was a little kid. So many discs. One of my favorite games of all time.
Great explanation!! Grettings from Argentina!!
Thanks for your concise and helpful video. It would have been pretty useful if you had mentioned the time complexity of different operations in a mere stack.
clear concise straightforward. appreciate it big time
best explanations on yt on data structs
I saw you haven’t uploaded in 3 months I hope you still around doing ur thing these videos have saved me so much on unclear concepts and also learning concepts before I even take the course
Formal and interesting at the same time, nice explanation!
Love your videos bro! please keep making them. I learned a lot from your videos and I actually made Tic-tac-toe game in Java by watching your tutorial
good easily to grasp content for noobs, thank you!
Wonderful ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Hope you explain all course
learning to program becomes very easy with you. Thank you. Always LIKE
Great video my friend!!! Congrats and thank you.
tomorrow I got DSA internals it helped me at the last minute thank u so much @bro code 😊
Cant wait to see more videos under this subject keep the good work man much appreciation
Thanks for watching! I will try to release these weekly
Bro Code is one of the best Free source of knowledge
example is the ultimate bro!!!
Great content, you are explaining topics in very understandable way.
"Damn it Todd Howard you did it again"
I am still wheezing
Awesome explanation at just the right speed
Thanks!!
Thanks bro, it's a completely clear explanation! I'm checking your other videos to refresh my java knowledge
I think I'll understand data structures and algorithms very well from your tutorials series very excited thank you Bro.....
Bro blessed the homie with this fye explanation
I suggest you do BFS and DFS algorithms because most people find it difficult to mess with, in my perspective, I know it's kinda related to recursion but this is on a whole next level
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with hamilton or Dijkstra as well, thank you and have a good day
You presentation in awesome "bro" 😃😄
You are great. 🙌🙌
You had me at Skyrim... what an amazing game (and soundtrack).
Bro, I think we have a lot in common!
We both love that funny number...
public THC (Strain strain)
{
while ( strain >=0)
strain.smoke;
strain--;
Return THC;
}
Love your vids Bro found you coming from C# background, needing to learn java
Shot bro this video's timing is perfect as my exam will include data structures and algorithms. Cheers!
Amazing! thanks for sharing your knowledge with all of us.
Thanks mate, I love your videos, they are really helpful
Great Content, thanks! Gladly more of it!
Beautifully explained
oh man, this video was absolute gold!
thanks bro
i cant believe, im just finding out about you, omggg next semester will definitely go smoothly
love that, please keep this serie of videos of DS and A
I will!
Thank bro ❤️ your videos are awesome, they are not just educational, it's also fun ❤️❤️
thx sir. very good explanation with videogames :))
thank you very much , this tutorial is very inspirational and useful. now i get it so easy.
Broo ur Code Is Clean And Simple And I loved it :)
Really interesting man, Its very helpful knows about the differents DS&A
Thank you (y)
I think the biggest thing holding the videos in the playlist back is that you are demonstrating the concepts using Java.
Wow this video awnsered quite a few questions i had about stacks.
random comment down below.
but love your videos theyre incredibly easy and helps a lot, tyyy
Thanks for DSA in Java, love from India❤
Love you Bro❤️😍
From Egypt ✌️
This guy is next level.
great vid man thank you for all your hard work and fun way of describing things
see you soon in another bro code vid!
i really liked your way of explanation
You explain things very well. Maybe you can make a video on implementation of stack or an intermediate difficulty example of stack so we get a better understanding of how to implement it in various scenarios.
I just started! Wish me luck 🤞
Ah yes, he is a cultured gamer.
Good video and I love your approach
Excellent Tutorial!
Really helpful and convenient.
You're helping me a lot, thanks!
hey your coding videos rock thank you so much!!
New Subbie!! This is great much better than the dry textbooks. I'll be using your playlists😃 for this class and my next one.
You are awesone Sir!