Thank you for everything that you have done. Your java, python, and many many more tutorials helped me tremendously. Clear, concise explanation, and fast paced. I'm very thankful that someone like you exists. Keep doing what you're doing. I will always support you. I hope your channel really takes off.
Had no idea for Saturday night, so I finished a MATLAB tutorial. Great, thanks Derek. I always wished to dive into MATLAB as aspiring Data Scientist who already seen Python & R.
I finally got a new computer!!! Thank you for waiting for me :) Vote on the learn in One I make next : Perl6, Nim, D, Fortran, Swift 4, or some other language you'd like to see. The winner will be the next video.
Thank you, Derek. I study computational engineering and have been using matlab for a year now but still learned new things! I appreciate the work you put into your tutorials. Greetings from Finland.
PLEASE do a plotting tutorial next. That is what my next class is based on. This video is hands down the best one-stop shop for object-oriented programming in Matlab. A plotting tutorial in Matlab would round out this amazing content!!!
Exactly what I needed! Thanks so much! But to keep my sanity, I need to give you a little feedback, because these little things are so little, but would make comprehension so much quicker. Please choose you sample digits more carefully, or no really, LESS carefully , just use the same pattern, 1,2,3,4,5,6. You kept repeating numbers, making it ambiguous when trying to figure out what digit went where. Just use m1 = [1 2 3; 4 5 6] m2=[7 8 9; 10 11 12] -- regular pattern so I don't have to keep looking back, and no repeats. Second thing, don't fill up the screen before running! When I hit pause, I want it all in one shot. Thank you for listening. Sanity preserved. Now I am going back for the second half.
Your videos are my go-to for when i need to study for an exam, they're amazing!I just gotta say, Id love it if you explained things in more detail, just a bit, since this way I lose more time by figuring things out by myself by experimenting that Id instantly figure if you mentioned them. It would end up saving us more time in general if the clip would be 10 min longer with more information on functions that aren't as intuitive :) For example, how the semicolon works in Matlab, since it's very weird compared to in other languages. Another one would be, v1 = 1 + 2 + 3 ... + 4 doesn't get explained, It looks like it should be adding all the numbers inbetween the last one before ... and the first one after ..., but it just adds the number after ... , which in reality doesn't do anything. For that example also, i would've loved if you mentioned that +4 had to go in a new line, since I banged my head for 5 minutes trying to figure out why it wasn't working. Having to write it in a new line is the opposite of intuitive, but i guess that's what Matlab programming is. Programming simple algorithms in the most complicated of ways :)
I should say that this isn't meant as criticism, since the issues i mentioned above only come up to people who are impatient and want to learn fast, after watching the entire video once, and then diving into programming in, it becomes a lot more intuitive then the way I usually do things, which is just jump into programming all sorts of other things with just watching a segment, and then repeat
Thank you for the input :) I'm always open to constructive criticism. I welcome it actually. Over time I have definitely increased the length of the learn in ones and will continue to do so.
Amazing tutorial, really concise with good examples. Could you please do another tutorial on plotting graphs in MATLAB. (perhaps covering network graphs too!)
16:15 I'm staying home because of the lockdowns. So thank you for telling me 2 years before. Also thanks for giving me something to learn while on lockdown.
In 39th min, you use functions on a variable called 'str2', but there is no 'str2'. Normally program should throw error, but in this case it does not. It takes 'str' as 'str2'. If this is what is going on, its not nice. Program should throw an error rather than doing wrong things.
@@derekbanas By the way, I have looked at your other tutorials after discovered your channel, and they are well done and motivated I should say. Simply, you contribute to people the good understanding of the certain concepts that you made of. For example, I already saved the playlist which contains : Java Algorithms, and checked some of them to see how it is, and I was so excited and looking forward to finishing all of them till the end of the week. Bless you!
"How I Plan Every Project" Hi, Derek! On the lines of "How I Learn Everything", it would be great if you did a tutorial titled something like "How I Plan Every Project". Do you use ant project management software? Thank you
Hi, I have a white board and I model everything out on it using UML. Use case diagram -> Sequence diagrams. I cover everything here with examples ruclips.net/video/fJW65Wo7IHI/видео.html If it is up to me I love to use Slack for managing projects
AutoCad? I saw they have free educational version for students, (you don't need to be a real student). The only difference is that this version has water mark if you try to print something. Hope, you will consider it. Thanks for Matlab, we appreciate your tutorials! All the best! edit: oh, didn't know there's OOP in matlab...little surprised
Yes MatLab is a ridiculously powerful system if you can afford everything. If I can get a version of AutoCad I'll make a tutorial. I wish these companies would be open to providing software in exchange for free tutorials. Every time I try to contact them they just blow me off.
When you make these videos, which MATLAB license do you use? Are you required to have an industry license or are you able to get away with a personal use license here?
You are really a great one.Your tutorials are amazing. Thanks for this amazing lecture. I am really wondering how you could study all these things. I feel difficult to study c and python .I will be glad if you could suggest me some tips to learn these programming languages.
Hello Derek! i just finished the 25 EP of the C# sharp tutorial to re-learn stuff i forgot about OOP in C#, and saw a comment from you saying that you worked with C# for mobile development, so you mean Xamarin Forms? if so, i would LOVE to see a video of yours about Xamarin Forms, i'm currently working with it at my office and i want to learn something new
Is matlab possible to install for free? I heard from some students who took this subject, that we can only use matlab in our university's computer laboratory. Is it like SAP where you need an account from the school, in order to be used by student?
Happy to see you Exodus :) Everything is different. Since my old software was trashed when my computer blew up I'm now using all up to date software. I'm back on schedule now and should have a new video once a week again.
@@derekbanas Great too see you too :) You're soo awesome Derek, I know I keep saying this, but a huge tremendous thank you for everything :) your explanation of concepts is superb. Can't wait for the next video!
I am doing the very first code on the video (print hello 'name'), and I do exactly what Derek did but it said "Index in position 1 exceeds array bounds (must not exceed 1)". Does anyone know what is going on?
Not related to MathLab. I'm looking for site or program that can allow me manually to draw curve line and automatically to be converted to a function. Is there anything like that? I need some lines like that for OpenGL.
Depends upon what type of vector you want, if you want a row vector '1*n' is used if you want column vector use 'n*1'.
5 лет назад
As I said before, Matlab don't finish with one video. Matlab is not a programing language, it is a mathematical tool. Segnet and Alexnet are soo cool with Matlab.
I agree I could make a hundred videos on MatLab. If I get requests I definitely will
5 лет назад
@@derekbanas please make. I am requesting. Request+=1 😁 There is image labeller and classification learner apps. You can make engineering without coding even Matlab code. This type of apps generate Matlab code for you.
I'm always great! Thank you for asking :) It really just takes a lot of practice. Write a lot of code. Make or get a cheat sheet for the language you can refer to. I have free ones for pretty much every language. One you learn the core syntax then focus on learning either object oriented, or functional design principles. Solve problems on Project Euler. Just keep writing code and it will soon stick
Are you planing on doing a video on React probably with Redux? By the way congrats!!! you have gained so many new subscribers since the last time I visited your channel. Good luck for 1M and beyond subs.!!
@@derekbanas I see some job postings use it for simulations and whatnot. Made me wanna try it again but it was my first programming language and traumatized me lol. I didn't know you had to pay for it though.
Matlab and especially simulink is very popular in automotive and aerospace industry. If you apply for a job, matlab and simulink knowledge is really useful.
@@meisterlumpi7822 Didn't know that. I've been programming in Java and C++ most of my career so never looked too deeply into its applications. Maybe I'll brush up on it again.
Hi Derek, Thank you very much for your amazing work. These videos you make are priceless for many people. What a great person you are! I did learn a lot of the tutorials you made, and appreciate the efforts you pour,I 'm really grateful! May god bless you for your kindness. I have a video request to make though, Will you please consider to make a tutorial about MS Azure? Good luck and thank you for teaching us.
1 question , How could you learn all these programming languages ? Im learning c and c++ on university and i find it difficult , i also did a litle bit of matlab
After you learn a few it gets easy. For example Japanese has been kicking my butt because I have very little experience with spoken languages. It all just takes practice.
If I can get the software without spending $1,500. I make way less on RUclips than what people may think and I can't afford to make tutorials like that. Sorry, but maybe Autodesk with give me the software in exchange for a series? I'll ask them
@@derekbanas .....Autdesk do offer the software for educational purpose for educators and students. Proffessional can then go ahead and buy the specialised autodesk version for their work!!!!
@@derekbanas I thought about doing videos on AutoDesk products (AutoCAD, Inventor, etc) and even had a conference call with a couple people at Autodesk. They said they would give me free copies of whatever software I would like, but if I made any money at all as a result of using the software, they would require me to pay full price for the software. My whole point was to monitize my RUclips videos, so I declined to follow through. Can get free copies, but cannot monitize the vids.
If I could get it for free I'd be happy to do a tutorial. Because I make just a few dollars at best from my videos I can't normally afford to buy the software.This tutorial cost me about $180 to make and produced a few dollars. My wife wouldn't be happy if I kept doing that.
Thank you :) I have dabbled with it. I have a HUGE Unity tutorial. I think I stink at making game development tutorials, for some reason, because very few people watched it :(
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Sir , I always get this error while doing addition " undefined function'plus' for input argument of type's matlab.gui.control.numerical field'
Why the programming languages are still not self-aware in the 21-st century !!!!
That should really trouble you all.
Sir please add subtitles
I had a project due in 23h, Learned matlab in 2h, wrote my algos in 10, programmed in 8, and had time to sleep. Tx
Awesome! Happy I could help
Gotta love this space;)
Nicely done though gotta say
How did you do that under so much stress?
@@weizhang2480 some people thrive under stress (not me!)
@@gregoryfenn1462 lol if i have 2 hours to submit something and it takes 1 hour to get it done , i can't do it in time because of stress...i suck :(
Thank you for everything that you have done. Your java, python, and many many more tutorials helped me tremendously. Clear, concise explanation, and fast paced. I'm very thankful that someone like you exists. Keep doing what you're doing. I will always support you. I hope your channel really takes off.
Thank you It is my pleasure to help :) I'm doing my best to make RUclips a worthwhile source for education.
Had no idea for Saturday night, so I finished a MATLAB tutorial.
Great, thanks Derek. I always wished to dive into MATLAB as aspiring Data Scientist who already seen Python & R.
Thank you for watching it :) I hope it helps. MatLab rocks for data science
I finally got a new computer!!! Thank you for waiting for me :) Vote on the learn in One I make next : Perl6, Nim, D, Fortran, Swift 4, or some other language you'd like to see. The winner will be the next video.
Perl6
Next should be Nim.
Nim would be really cool! Glad you can make videos again :)
Please perl6
Fortran 😀
Thank you, Derek. I study computational engineering and have been using matlab for a year now but still learned new things! I appreciate the work you put into your tutorials. Greetings from Finland.
Hello Finland :) It's awesome to hear that I was helpful for people with experience in MatLab
Man I wish you made this a year ago when I had the matlab intensive courses, Still useful for my current DSP Course.
I hope it helps people out there. It was a fun way to get back into tutorials :)
PLEASE do a plotting tutorial next. That is what my next class is based on. This video is hands down the best one-stop shop for object-oriented programming in Matlab. A plotting tutorial in Matlab would round out this amazing content!!!
Thank you for the compliment :) I'll see what I can do
Very helpful tutorial for people who already understand coding a bit! This was fun :) thank you very much
Exactly what I needed! Thanks so much! But to keep my sanity, I need to give you a little feedback, because these little things are so little, but would make comprehension so much quicker. Please choose you sample digits more carefully, or no really, LESS carefully , just use the same pattern, 1,2,3,4,5,6. You kept repeating numbers, making it ambiguous when trying to figure out what digit went where. Just use m1 = [1 2 3; 4 5 6] m2=[7 8 9; 10 11 12] -- regular pattern so I don't have to keep looking back, and no repeats. Second thing, don't fill up the screen before running! When I hit pause, I want it all in one shot. Thank you for listening. Sanity preserved. Now I am going back for the second half.
when i graduate from my studies i owe you a donate, thanks for another great tutorial!
It is my pleasure to be of service. I wish you all the best
All tutorials (any subject) should be modeled after this tutorial. Fast and efficient transfer of information w/ no time wasting fluff. Thank you!!
Thank you Happy to be of help :)
Your videos are my go-to for when i need to study for an exam, they're amazing!I just gotta say, Id love it if you explained things in more detail, just a bit, since this way I lose more time by figuring things out by myself by experimenting that Id instantly figure if you mentioned them. It would end up saving us more time in general if the clip would be 10 min longer with more information on functions that aren't as intuitive :)
For example, how the semicolon works in Matlab, since it's very weird compared to in other languages. Another one would be, v1 = 1 + 2 + 3 ... + 4 doesn't get explained, It looks like it should be adding all the numbers inbetween the last one before ... and the first one after ..., but it just adds the number after ... , which in reality doesn't do anything. For that example also, i would've loved if you mentioned that +4 had to go in a new line, since I banged my head for 5 minutes trying to figure out why it wasn't working. Having to write it in a new line is the opposite of intuitive, but i guess that's what Matlab programming is. Programming simple algorithms in the most complicated of ways :)
I should say that this isn't meant as criticism, since the issues i mentioned above only come up to people who are impatient and want to learn fast, after watching the entire video once, and then diving into programming in, it becomes a lot more intuitive then the way I usually do things, which is just jump into programming all sorts of other things with just watching a segment, and then repeat
Thank you for the input :) I'm always open to constructive criticism. I welcome it actually. Over time I have definitely increased the length of the learn in ones and will continue to do so.
Glad to hear that, you are amazing and you've saved millions of students with these videos :) !
Outstanding overview with a very useful index in the description.
Huge thumbs up!
This dude has the smoothest voice i've ever heard.
45:50 Dwight does not take vacation days.
This man is the answer to all of my problems.
Amazing tutorial, really concise with good examples. Could you please do another tutorial on plotting graphs in MATLAB. (perhaps covering network graphs too!)
Derek your tutorials are amazing!
Thank you for the compliment :)
Agreed. Amazing videos
Love you Derek Banas!!!
Love you too :)
16:15 I'm staying home because of the lockdowns. So thank you for telling me 2 years before. Also thanks for giving me something to learn while on lockdown.
You're the best one! I aced my final exam due to you!!! Thank you for the stuff you're doing!!
Congratulations! Thank you for taking the time to tell me I helped :)
God reward you for all the efforts you are making to learn information smoothly .
Thank you :) May God bless you as well
@@derekbanas My pleasure
your channel should be named Derek "Badass" Banas . You are always awesome to watch and learn programming
Thank you for the compliment :) Most people call me Bananas
Thank you Derek !
this Matlab tutorial is great. Thanks Derek
Thank you very much :) I packed a ton into this video
16:35 vectors
hey, since you have transcript in the description...
why not to upload it into youtube as the subtitles of this video?
Hi,in 38:31, why the " strfind(str2, 'a') " would work ?
The str2 has not been initiated yet. There are only str1 and str right?
Thank you for the video. I like the part about anonymous functions! I never use these. I always like seeing new things I can do in MATLAB!
I’m very happy you enjoyed it :)
Thank you for the tutorial. Please which code editor are you using?
Thank god you´re here, many thanks
I'm happy I could help :)
Derek, have you thought about looking into Flutter? I know you have a dart video, but more of flutter and/or firebase?
I've considered it. When I'm fairly certain Google won't go on a deprecation spree with Flutter I'll definitely make a tutorial
In 39th min, you use functions on a variable called 'str2', but there is no 'str2'. Normally program should throw error, but in this case it does not. It takes 'str' as 'str2'.
If this is what is going on, its not nice. Program should throw an error rather than doing wrong things.
You are really good at doing tutorials! Keep it up! :D
Thank you very much :)
Hey thanks so much, been using matlab for a long time and still learned sth new.
Suggestion for a future tut, bazel.
Happy to help :) I'll see what I can do about Bazel
YES!!...saw Arduino too...so excited!
Love ramp up between gigs...
Thanks my dude!
Happy to be of help :)
Everything is to the point and smooth!
Thank you :) When I try to cram a whole book into a tutorial of this length I don't have time for dead air
@@derekbanas By the way, I have looked at your other tutorials after discovered your channel, and they are well done and motivated I should say. Simply, you contribute to people the good understanding of the certain concepts that you made of. For example, I already saved the playlist which contains : Java Algorithms, and checked some of them to see how it is, and I was so excited and looking forward to finishing all of them till the end of the week. Bless you!
Thank you for the compliment :) I always do my best. May God bless you as well.
cmake or make
nasm
programming language design
linux terminal fundamentals
if you ever find yourself looking for ideas here are some of my own :)
Thank you for the requests :)
@@derekbanas I second those suggestions
Well, that'll be really useful in 3 months in my engineering class, thank you
I hope it helps :) It really is a 500 page book in one video
Yep, you save a lot of people haha
@@derekbanas Well it's officially time I watch your video
This is like top level education...for free...amazing. Thankyou.
Thank you :) I've been doing this for over a decade and I try to constantly improve.
Thanks. Good one.
"How I Plan Every Project"
Hi, Derek!
On the lines of "How I Learn Everything", it would be great if you did a tutorial titled something like "How I Plan Every Project". Do you use ant project management software?
Thank you
Hi, I have a white board and I model everything out on it using UML. Use case diagram -> Sequence diagrams. I cover everything here with examples ruclips.net/video/fJW65Wo7IHI/видео.html If it is up to me I love to use Slack for managing projects
AutoCad? I saw they have free educational version for students, (you don't need to be a real student). The only difference is that this version has water mark if you try to print something. Hope, you will consider it.
Thanks for Matlab, we appreciate your tutorials! All the best!
edit: oh, didn't know there's OOP in matlab...little surprised
Yes MatLab is a ridiculously powerful system if you can afford everything. If I can get a version of AutoCad I'll make a tutorial. I wish these companies would be open to providing software in exchange for free tutorials. Every time I try to contact them they just blow me off.
When you make these videos, which MATLAB license do you use? Are you required to have an industry license or are you able to get away with a personal use license here?
I used a personal use license. If they came after me, I actually lost money making this video, I would just delete it.
Have a Matlab quizz in about 2 hours.. hopefully this last attempt to understand this program work
Monash ?
Which topic has calculus?
very good explaining thanks from Iraq
Thank you Derek from Bangladesh
I'm very happy that I could help :)
You are really a great one.Your tutorials are amazing. Thanks for this amazing lecture. I am really wondering how you could study all these things. I feel difficult to study c and python .I will be glad if you could suggest me some tips to learn these programming languages.
Derek always the best
love it
thank you
Thank you :) Love you too
Hello Derek! i just finished the 25 EP of the C# sharp tutorial to re-learn stuff i forgot about OOP in C#, and saw a comment from you saying that you worked with C# for mobile development, so you mean Xamarin Forms? if so, i would LOVE to see a video of yours about Xamarin Forms, i'm currently working with it at my office and i want to learn something new
Hello :) I'll see what I can do about covering Xamarin soon
@@derekbanas thank you! That is so nice of you! I really appreciate the gesture, thank you for engaging with your subscribers
Can I know why strfind accepted the fact that str2 is not initiated? 33:31
A good tutor. Thanks a lot.
wow great teacher! 1 question:what's the difference between MATLAB & Octave?
Thank you :) Here is a great comparison en.wikibooks.org/wiki/MATLAB_Programming/Differences_between_Octave_and_MATLAB
@@derekbanas thank you!!
Very helpful thank you
i'll send you a gift when i get a job!
you deserve soo much broman!
You're very kind :) It is my pleasure to be of help. Your thanks is all I require.
Wonderful Sir!!
Derek is back yeahhhhhhhhhh!!! :D
Thank you for continuing to be subscribed :)
Is matlab possible to install for free? I heard from some students who took this subject, that we can only use matlab in our university's computer laboratory. Is it like SAP where you need an account from the school, in order to be used by student?
This website should answer your question www.mathworks.com/products/matlab/student.html?s_tid=acport_sv_sp_cta1
40:29 I have a string 3 don't I ,oahhamm maybe I don't
Thanks a lot Derek :) How are you? I see the intro is different :) Thanks for this, everything you upload is awesome!
Happy to see you Exodus :) Everything is different. Since my old software was trashed when my computer blew up I'm now using all up to date software. I'm back on schedule now and should have a new video once a week again.
@@derekbanas Great too see you too :) You're soo awesome Derek, I know I keep saying this, but a huge tremendous thank you for everything :) your explanation of concepts is superb. Can't wait for the next video!
Thank you for the support Exodus :)
Thank you oh so much!
I'm very happy to be of help :)
I am doing the very first code on the video (print hello 'name'), and I do exactly what Derek did but it said "Index in position 1 exceeds array bounds (must not exceed 1)". Does anyone know what is going on?
Not related to MathLab. I'm looking for site or program that can allow me manually to draw curve line and automatically to be converted to a function. Is there anything like that? I need some lines like that for OpenGL.
You could use many languages that allow you to draw and then convert those points into a formula.
How did you set up your screen? Mine is all messed up.
Thanks
Can you believe it? You've already finished C. Think you're ready for Matlab? - Dr. Billy V Koen
I have one doubt.. is the n*1 matrix considered as a vector or an 1*n vector or both
Depends upon what type of vector you want, if you want a row vector '1*n' is used if you want column vector use 'n*1'.
As I said before, Matlab don't finish with one video. Matlab is not a programing language, it is a mathematical tool.
Segnet and Alexnet are soo cool with Matlab.
I agree I could make a hundred videos on MatLab. If I get requests I definitely will
@@derekbanas please make. I am requesting. Request+=1 😁
There is image labeller and classification learner apps. You can make engineering without coding even Matlab code. This type of apps generate Matlab code for you.
@@derekbanas Simulink Please.
you are great !! thank you
Thank you :) I'm happy I could help
Heyy Derek! How are you? Can you give me some of your secret tips to learn programming??
I'm always great! Thank you for asking :) It really just takes a lot of practice. Write a lot of code. Make or get a cheat sheet for the language you can refer to. I have free ones for pretty much every language. One you learn the core syntax then focus on learning either object oriented, or functional design principles. Solve problems on Project Euler. Just keep writing code and it will soon stick
Thanks , it's a good video for me.
Thank you :) I'm happy you enjoyed it
Where do I download it from Derek ? I can`t find it for free , it says 30 days trial .
Sorry, I don't think that is an option. I had to pay for my copy $150
I fucking love you man! :) Thank you!
is this similar to octave gui?
Are you planing on doing a video on React probably with Redux? By the way congrats!!! you have gained so many new subscribers since the last time I visited your channel. Good luck for 1M and beyond subs.!!
Thank you :) Yes React is on the short list. I just want to cover a few more languages
Thank you so much, could you do more advance matlab topics/ coding
Happy to help :) What do you want to see?
Derek Banas image processing and/or signal processing
Holy crap. I haven't used Matlab since my first year of college.
It is still super popular. The only reason I waited so long, was because I had to buy a new version
@@derekbanas I see some job postings use it for simulations and whatnot. Made me wanna try it again but it was my first programming language and traumatized me lol. I didn't know you had to pay for it though.
Matlab and especially simulink is very popular in automotive and aerospace industry. If you apply for a job, matlab and simulink knowledge is really useful.
@@meisterlumpi7822 Didn't know that. I've been programming in Java and C++ most of my career so never looked too deeply into its applications. Maybe I'll brush up on it again.
Hi Derek, Thank you very much for your amazing work. These videos you make are priceless for many people.
What a great person you are! I did learn a lot of the tutorials you made, and appreciate the efforts you pour,I
'm really grateful! May god bless you for your kindness. I have a video request to make though,
Will you please consider to make a tutorial about MS Azure? Good luck and thank you for teaching us.
Thank you for the nice message :) May God bless you and your loved ones.
@@derekbanas Would you please consider to make a tutorial about MS Azure?
Can i use the same code in scylab
1 question , How could you learn all these programming languages ? Im learning c and c++ on university and i find it difficult , i also did a litle bit of matlab
After you learn a few it gets easy. For example Japanese has been kicking my butt because I have very little experience with spoken languages. It all just takes practice.
@@derekbanas 👍
Can I know what software you use for slides?
This is Matlab interface. No slides used here
how do i learn meshing, hatching.
basically analytical curves and synthetic curves
I'm a sophomore in high school, am I just gonna wait until I finish calculus and AP physics to understand this because I'm totally lost.
could you make Mathematica 1 video tutorial, please? :)
Brilliant!
Thank you very much :)
Would you consider doing a tutorial on AutoCAD?
If I can get the software without spending $1,500. I make way less on RUclips than what people may think and I can't afford to make tutorials like that. Sorry, but maybe Autodesk with give me the software in exchange for a series? I'll ask them
@@derekbanas .....Autdesk do offer the software for educational purpose for educators and students. Proffessional can then go ahead and buy the specialised autodesk version for their work!!!!
Sadly thy don't consider me to be an educator even though I've taught more subjects then most professors on Earth :(
@@derekbanas I thought about doing videos on AutoDesk products (AutoCAD, Inventor, etc) and even had a conference call with a couple people at Autodesk. They said they would give me free copies of whatever software I would like, but if I made any money at all as a result of using the software, they would require me to pay full price for the software. My whole point was to monitize my RUclips videos, so I declined to follow through. Can get free copies, but cannot monitize the vids.
Hey if i want to write a resarch paper in Robotics do i need to learn something else
Hi, great video... Derek you are like C-3PO , you know 16 bilions languages...
Thank you :) That's funny
Your name must be derek eeeaaaannd banas :d
"Stay Home"
happy birthday
can u do ibm db2 in one video or maybe even a tutorial series will be great
If I could get it for free I'd be happy to do a tutorial. Because I make just a few dollars at best from my videos I can't normally afford to buy the software.This tutorial cost me about $180 to make and produced a few dollars. My wife wouldn't be happy if I kept doing that.
Thank you :), Have you ever used Godot engine? Any plans to do so?
Thank you :) I have dabbled with it. I have a HUGE Unity tutorial. I think I stink at making game development tutorials, for some reason, because very few people watched it :(
Omg, I glad someone mentioned Godot. @Derek Banas , I think you would do well at explaining use of Godot's GDScript Language.
Thanks a lot sir
Happy I could help :)
Hey Darek Big Fan here. Please make Video on Spring Framework.
Thank you :) I'll see what I can do
how to solve quadratic assignment problem using matlab
I'll try to get you the code tomorrow
@@derekbanas Any updates on the code
Is it possible of COBOL in one video .. ???
I'll see what I can do
God is back with 1 his power in 1 tutorials...
I'm happy to be back :)
@@derekbanas Where did you go? I see you have been posting videos all year. Did I miss something?