Thank you! So far my plan is to pause your video, try to solve the problem on my own and submit, resume video whether I am able to solve or not. Knowing I can always come back to your solution gives me peace
Sounds like a good system. Just know the solutions I post are generally not the only solution or approach the problem; there could be other good approaches that might even be more efficient!
please do share leetcode solution videos regularly...it helps a lot to build the programming concept. You are doing a great work.
Thank you! So far my plan is to pause your video, try to solve the problem on my own and submit, resume video whether I am able to solve or not. Knowing I can always come back to your solution gives me peace
Sounds like a good system. Just know the solutions I post are generally not the only solution or approach the problem; there could be other good approaches that might even be more efficient!
@@DataDaft Agree, more ways you know the better
the second solution of going against the craziness of Roman procedure is quite interesting lol
Thank you for uploading this video. You are the best at making LeetCode tutorial videos!
did you get the logic i am still confuse why he did roman_table[numerical]
This playlist has been really helpful, thank you so much!
He explains thing super well and clearly!
My brain just can't understand how second solution is supposed to be FASTER with all those pre-replacements, than just once backwards loop.
Thank you so much. This was very helpful and easy to understand.
clear concise, perfect
Thank u so much!!
Thank you!
Thank you
Great Work
mine is giving:
Line 2: Char 5: error: expected class name
def romano(self, s: str) -> int:
^
class Solution:
def romanToInt(self, s: str) -> int:
Thank you!