you'r the best. I like the way you teach.................................................................................................................................................
I am also a bit confused at the end but understood a bit late, at the end the code should be taken as runnable object passed as argument then it becomes clear to understand
Hi Navin, thank you for your excellent educational presentation. Can you please make a video on how to find the k closest path in java. For example, if the given 2d array has the path in x, y coordination like this --> [[-16, 5], [-1, 2], [4, 3], [10, -2], [0, 3], [-5, -9]] and k = 3, that means the java program should find the 3 closest path nearest to you, assuming that your location is at [0, 0] coordination. The output for the 3 closest paths should be like this --> [[-1, 2], [0, 3], [4, 3]]. These are the 3 closest paths from your points of coordination [0, 0]. The formula to determine the closest paths is ((x_1^2 - x_2^2) + (y_1^2 - y_2^2)).
Was searching this concept all over but found her. Perfect explanation... Understood the concept in one go.
You are a very good Teacher.
YOU are the GREATEST teacher I have ever seen in RUclips world...
i learned more in 5 minutes than in plenty of hours in university, Telusko the best
great step by step explanation and optimization, without confusing us.
This is pretty good. It was lovely watching you optimize the code.
after all finally optimize to one line where calling 1 will give you output
the most brilliant and awesome teacher in youtube you are a legend sir.
you'r the best. I like the way you teach.................................................................................................................................................
Sir your way of teaching is awesome
Hi Naveen reddy I like your way of explanation thank you so much for doing these videos
Awesome as always Telusko, thanks so much.
There are few people know java as much as you sir.
Good step by step explanation navin, got to know actual purpose of lambda expression . Thanks a lot :)
Award Winning Tutorial.
Great content and awesome tutorials.
I am also a bit confused at the end but understood a bit late, at the end the code should be taken as runnable object passed as argument then it becomes clear to understand
its like travelling in the fastest train picking up all the concepts😁😁
Thank you, Navin.
I have a query that how system allows to instantiate an object for an interface(Runnable interface).
i was about to type the same..kindly Navin explain
Because it is referencing other class and not initializing the interface itself.
we have reduced 3 line's of code , thats awesome 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Very informational video!
Great explenation!!! it so easy! Thank you!
Man! You're so so Good!!!!!
So when we pass all along with lambda exp at last in thread object initialization then its not remain as a runnable target right?
You are the best. Thanks a lot.
Thank you sir, i have a one question .sir you have handled sleep Exception in main method,so will it execute for those 2 classes?
This is great. Thanks Sir
where did anonymous class implements Runnable interface here? because Thread accepts only object of class that implements Runnable.
Using Lambda there is no need to type runnable interface explicitly.Everything is done internally i think
I too have the same doubt... Can someone explain?
That's why Functional Interface restricts to have only one abstract method.
So that using lambda it will do what we were doing with anonymous.
What kind of Anonymous Class u r creating? It’s Runnable Only. And lamba experssion work for only functional interface that means 1 abstract method.
Lambda Expression implementation is showing error in eclipse ? Why
Where is the run() method implemented here?
is the last one anonymous object?
nyc explanation
Best video
Great thanks sir
Hi Navin, thank you for your excellent educational presentation. Can you please make a video on how to find the k closest path in java. For example, if the given 2d array has the path in x, y coordination like this --> [[-16, 5], [-1, 2], [4, 3], [10, -2], [0, 3], [-5, -9]] and k = 3, that means the java program should find the 3 closest path nearest to you, assuming that your location
is at [0, 0] coordination. The output for the 3 closest paths should be like this --> [[-1, 2], [0, 3], [4, 3]]. These are the 3 closest paths from your points of coordination [0, 0]. The formula to determine the closest paths is ((x_1^2 - x_2^2) + (y_1^2 - y_2^2)).
it is more like javascript syntax!
lambda expressions are confusing
Slow down buddy! You are going pretty fast!!!!
😮😮😯 r u kidding me .. wow
I fill like pro.
awsm