I've watched all the shorts and the lecture for this week and feel I have a pretty good understanding of the concepts, but translating it into code will be a different story. We'll see how this week's Lab and pset go lol.
Yeah all of this does make sense conceptually but it over the 5-6 some hours of content it's definitely going to be hard to implement t into code. I wish there were more smaller "workbook like problems" where you could hone in the code before moving on to the next topic. Hard to hold all of these concepts down without getting hands on until the lab + Pset
the linked list-based stack isn't described in "pseudocode" to the same extent that the array-based stack is, which makes comprehension of linked list-based stacks a bit harder to understand. perhaps something to consider if/when this short is re-filmed
I've watched all the shorts and the lecture for this week and feel I have a pretty good understanding of the concepts, but translating it into code will be a different story. We'll see how this week's Lab and pset go lol.
Yeah all of this does make sense conceptually but it over the 5-6 some hours of content it's definitely going to be hard to implement t into code. I wish there were more smaller "workbook like problems" where you could hone in the code before moving on to the next topic. Hard to hold all of these concepts down without getting hands on until the lab + Pset
The stacks should come before the queues, according to what Lloyd says in the Queue video
the linked list-based stack isn't described in "pseudocode" to the same extent that the array-based stack is, which makes comprehension of linked list-based stacks a bit harder to understand.
perhaps something to consider if/when this short is re-filmed
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Although the self-defined variable itself contains an array, when passed into a function it still just a copy in another temporarily created memory?
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