Hi, I loved your video ! I'm watching you since a long time, I've seen almost all your videos about sort algorithms ( insertion, selection, bubble sort, etc.). I just wanted to ask, how do you make these ? I mean, what software do you use to make these videos ? and what material do you use ? Thank you very much for the answer and for the time spent.
There are a few ways you can define it. I chose "the number of nodes on the longest path from the root to a leaf." As long as you are consistent, the balance factor will be the same.
omg. tysm!!! please don't stop making these types of videos
Really concise and straight to the point. I'm reviewing for my exam today so this helped me a lot! Thank you.
Your videos are too good🐐
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What happen if you delete root?
Hi, I loved your video ! I'm watching you since a long time, I've seen almost all your videos about sort algorithms ( insertion, selection, bubble sort, etc.).
I just wanted to ask, how do you make these ? I mean, what software do you use to make these videos ? and what material do you use ?
Thank you very much for the answer and for the time spent.
Thanks for the kind feedback! It's Keynote and iMovie.
Thank you !@@MichaelSambol
Cool man really helped alot
Tyvm!
Out of curiosity, are you guys learning DSA in Python? my class is in C
We did Java when I was in school. Depends on your college. I chose Python here because I think it's easiest to learn: github.com/msambol/dsa.
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Can you make a video about Johnson's algorithm?
Will add it to the list 👍🏼
Thanks! love your videos @@MichaelSambol
01:24 What if that "in-order successor" has children? In the example, 125 had no children, so it was simple but what if 125 had children?
In inorder successor we have to go to right subtree and go to its left most value
It's all fun and games until you have to do it iteratively
Height is the number of edges, the height in your video is wrong
You gotta double check your stuff my guy 😭, people could and probably have lost points because of that simple mistake...
There are a few ways you can define it. I chose "the number of nodes on the longest path from the root to a leaf." As long as you are consistent, the balance factor will be the same.
@@MichaelSambol I see, thanks for clarifying
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