26:27 I got confused at this point. @kunal Kushwaha Correct me if am wrong. Memory from heap is only allocated when we use the "new" keyword. For example if i say class Person{ } now when I'll create Person Class instance Person person = new Person(); so at this time person instance stores the address of newly created object and it will be stored in the heap memory. person instance lies in the stack and it will point on the newly created object which lies in the heap. but when i say it with primitive data types like int num = 10; at this time num is stored inside the stack and and its value is 10. At this time num is not a reference variable and does not pointing anywhere. It is a variable of primitive data type. In Java, primitive data types (like int, float, char, etc.) directly store their values in the memory location of the variable itself, and they are stored in the stack memory.
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
@@Kartik_Deshpande337 bro I'm in final year aur hum bhi pehle yhi sochte the how i start coding.... But you can start watching the video without any prior coding knowledge... Go ahead ❤️
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
hey guys it will be helpful for all of you Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:52 What are Programming Languages 2:51 Types of Languages 3:01 Procedural Language 4:38 Functional Language 9:01 Object Oriented Languages 14:08 Different Languages can be of Different Types 16:20 Static vs Dynamic Languages 21:44 Error in Dynamic Languages 22:53 Error in Static Languages 24:48 Stack and Heap Memory 25:11 Objects and Reference Variables 27:19 Important Example Memory 33:50 Garbage Collection 38:00 Outro
definitely, he is a great teacher because his explanation cerates imagination like how things exactly happen. Amazing Kunal bhaiya I want to say thanks a lot for such a nice explanation which makes things easier for me and for others as well because I saw various videos of DSA but that was not able to make me feel happy and confident. So, Hats off you sir.
@@avanishdubey6556 I meant the phrase that you want you use is "hats off" not "heads of", heads of feels like you want his head detached from his body 😂😂
This is just amazing. Even tho I'm a software engineer, I kind of refreshed my fundamentals. Definitely going to suggest this to my brother and his friends.
I have just completed the 1st video of DSA course by kunal and I one thing I can surely say that he is a really good teacher. He is doing great work in public and please support him. Kunal, keep doing good work, all the best for future.
Complex stuff explained in Lucid terms and with those real world Funny analogies , You made this Lecture really fun to understand. Kunal's on fire 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. I am sure this Bootcamp will be a great success, and many will be helped by it genuinly!!
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
The memory management was explained beautifully. I have no words. The "kunal" object example blew my mind. It's so weird that we are all walking talking analogies to what's happening in computer science behind the scenes, yet we fail to notice them! Even more unfortunate that we are always asked to blindly follow that "changes made to object by one reference effects all references to the object". I hardly see the main reason behind this, and here you specified it in such simple language! You are a wonderful teacher. God bless you! :D
9/8/23 Completed Lecture -1 . Thanks a lot , Kunal. Learnt a lot of new things along with recalling of old stuff , will come back for final revision and notes . Great Deed , Man. Thanks again.
how much of the course have you completed now? is this a good course to follow for placements and learn DSA of the level so that i can also solve codechef questions?
after watching this it seemed to me like Kunal bhaiya is teaching soo well and better in recorded videos than live one. Things are getting clear, with more clarity. Thank you bhaiya .
I am learning programming from 7months but did not get clarity off all these concepts statically typed dynamically typed stack heap etc I have little bit experience of c,c++ and JavaScript so I get clarity of all these things you talked in this video thanku so much Kunal for great explanation looking forward for such great content thanks again man❤❤
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
25 minutes into the course and I feel like I am finally in the right place. After struggling and hustling with dsa for over 1.5 years, I see a ray of hope. I feel very motivated and I am totally binging this course, already took screenshots of his on-screen notes and I am writing down the things he explained in such magical layman terms. Awesome for real!
Thanks bhaiya, This is life saver for me.Being in private engineering college ,i can say that you can't find these detailed lecture anywhere on internet.i just started programming. GRATEFUL TO YOU KUNAL BHAIYA ❤
I revisited this video for revision and can confirm this is the best video to watch to know the difference between call by value, call by reference and how it is done in java. Absolutely seamless and immaculate teaching.
Superb content and the explanations I love it ,I am a totaly newbie to programing but you made me understand the fundamentals very easily by giving very efficient examples Man ! your a great teacher better than professors at private engineering colleges 😂😂great work, love it ❤️❤️ thanks a lot
This class was so satisfying for me as I know python already. Hope I'll be more confident by doing all the hard work even wasting my college days and 2 yr after college. I'll be the one of good remote software engineer.
After watching your video, I can say that everyone' s teaching style is different, I already did a java course by someone else. But I am able to learn something new after watching your video. your teaching style is cool. Hope I'll be consistent throught the course.
this is my final year of engg. and I am happy finally I found something that which is clearing basics so well. Nobody and no site taught these fundamentals this much clear. Thank you sir ❤
Oh man !! This could be the best channel any software engineer should look for irrespective of the exp they have !! what a clear and effective explanation of the simple but imp fundamental concepts !! Hats off buddy !!
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
@@TasneemMohammad-oj3ie hi is variable and reference variable same i am confused and this is my first video on this topic so how can i slove leetcode problems
Thanks, even after being an absolute fresher, i was able to understand it, I have promised myself that i wont leave this series in between, wherever i feel confused, i will rewind and play again, but i will complete this series, Thanks bhaiya
What a legend man!! I mean I never thought I'd ever be laughing and enjoying myself while studying DSA. Even the trickiest concepts are explained with such simplicity. Hats off to you Kunal! Amazing stuff!❤
I've always disliked programming lectures as I couldn't connect the dots with what I was being taught. But, this is the first time I've sat for 40 mins without blinking and learning from you Kunal. This has got me to watch all your videos and hopefully learn to love programming. THANK YOU :)
HEY KUNAL... All the examples to you took to explain are exceptional beyond everything I never seen a person who taught better than you ..... I am going to comment on every video , just to express my feeling on your exceptional teaching.... thanks a lot
Hey Kunal , save this comment . I watched it for the third time , every time I watched this ( for revision or some concept clarification) , I find something new . The examples which you have taken, for making it in simple language are just great. I am making it understand to myself again with the same examples so as to clear my concepts . Glad to have you , Kunal . Just Amazing . Anyone , out there , starting this course , can blindly follow Kunal . ❤❤
Thanks a lot for the series... I want to follow this till the end, so please just keep these videos coming regularly like this and analogies you used in this video were awesome ❤️
One of the greatest video I have seen ever on RUclips. This series will surely help a lot of students to master programming. Thanks, @Kunal. Love from Assam
Saw your podcast with Ishaan and now I'm going to start learning java from you.There are many teachers who provide great courses but you have done it yourself and so im going to follow you bhaiya🔥
Have Started this playlist today to revise java, get better at dsa and grasp java concepts better. I have to say, it is evident how deep and solid your grasp on fundamentals is. One of the the signs you know something well is that you are able to explain it to someone who has no knowledge about the topic in a simple way. Thanks for this Kunal. I hope you complete your playlist someday, but whatever you have covered here is a good chunk of topics.
I am a 5 star c++ coder at hackerrank and there are so many things I've learned for the first time here. can only imagine how brilliant the things yet to come are . kudos Kunal sir.
@@iqbalfirdousi9732 pick an oops language like c++/java. Pick anyone of these two. I would recommend c++. Now to become a five star you only need knowledge of basics, arrays, functions and Oops concepts. So make sure you study these 4 topics very well, after that just keep practicing on hacker rank, your first question will literally be to print hello world. And then the level will keep on rising, if you absolutely can't get ahead on problems, see the solution, it doesn't matter as long as you learn from that solution.
7:58 #include using namespace std; int main() { int a, b, c; a = 10; b = 30; c = b; return 0; } *Result: 30* Just learnt a little bit C++ from Code With Harry, now I changed my mind and now I am learning Java from Kunal. Really excited ;)
Story time was the best part, honestly examples makes it very much easier to understand programming concepts, want more such elements in the upcoming videos as well🤩🤩Awesome work🤩
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
I have passed my 1st year but not knowing about what actually happend in behind . i tried many of platforms but now i actually finds the real one...... Thank you keep it up sir !
35:05 How can you forget Salman Khan. Great video BTW, never saw an opening lecture like this. Just keep posting videos regularly for students like us.
One of my best mentor @kunalkushwaha .. His videos on data structure are just amazing ✨ after losing my 2 year in enjoyment and finding the right path, now I'm on the right way to get learn by Kunal .. 🔥 Thank you very much Kunal for your videos.. Always there for your support 💥
The best 🔥 explanation of Stack, Heap, references and objects. No one can explain better than this. Many thanks to you again ! This playlist gonna rock on RUclips. ❤️ P.S : the baby example was OP 😂 and such real world examples cleared the concept.
Hey can u plz explain me That the stack and heap vala example keval java k liye hi h na Kyunki c++ m to aisa nahi hota . I m little bit confused . Or sare variables k liye h ya reference variable k liye hi h sirf .
32:01 b variable , which is stored in the stack memory along with variable a , is pointing towards the list , which is an object , stored in the heap memory . already pointed before by reference variable a .
great video!! not the theoretical and bookish knowledge but the actual explanation of how things actually work! thank you for starting this series!! also this video was so interesting that I could not get up from my desk in between!
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DSA + interview preparation playlist: ruclips.net/p/PL9gnSGHSqcnr_DxHsP7AW9ftq0AtAyYqJ
26:27 I got confused at this point.
@kunal Kushwaha
Correct me if am wrong.
Memory from heap is only allocated when we use the "new" keyword.
For example if i say
class Person{
}
now when I'll create Person Class instance
Person person = new Person();
so at this time person instance stores the address of newly created object and it will be stored in the heap memory. person instance lies in the stack and it will point on the newly created object which lies in the heap.
but when i say it with primitive data types like
int num = 10;
at this time num is stored inside the stack and and its value is 10. At this time num is not a reference variable and does not pointing anywhere. It is a variable of primitive data type. In Java, primitive data types (like int, float, char, etc.) directly store their values in the memory location of the variable itself, and they are stored in the stack memory.
@@AdnanArch he was talking based on object oriented programming language not particarly for jaca
@@prabhatkumarsingh3073got it.❤
Plz make numbering for better understanding the order
29:50
😁😁 😂😂
This is called Quality Education ...
Just awesome 👍 thanks for creating such an amazing content
unable to get notes ,,can u share the notes link
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
@@Kartik_Deshpande337 bro I'm in final year aur hum bhi pehle yhi sochte the how i start coding.... But you can start watching the video without any prior coding knowledge... Go ahead ❤️
@@anuragkumar08 thanks👍😁....waise Playlist incomplete hai ye to kya kare last video pe pohochne ke baad?
When someone loves the work he/she is doing, we love even more to learn from them.
Your way of thinking and explaining things is beyond anything 🔥❤️
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
@@Kartik_Deshpande337You can watch it, and google what terms you didnt get
@@Kartik_Deshpande337bhai mah bhi abhi 12 paas kiya isme java complete hai kya kyuki uske baad mujhe DSA bhi karna hai aapna telegram I'd do yaar
"I am an object in the physical memory of this world". LOVED YOUR EXAMPLES AND TEACHING STYLE KUNAL!
hey guys
it will be helpful for all of you
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:52 What are Programming Languages
2:51 Types of Languages
3:01 Procedural Language
4:38 Functional Language
9:01 Object Oriented Languages
14:08 Different Languages can be of Different Types
16:20 Static vs Dynamic Languages
21:44 Error in Dynamic Languages
22:53 Error in Static Languages
24:48 Stack and Heap Memory
25:11 Objects and Reference Variables
27:19 Important Example Memory
33:50 Garbage Collection
38:00 Outro
no one appreciated this so i will! thanks for this buddy
👑
thanks buddy
It's still in the description but still kudos to ur work
definitely, he is a great teacher because his explanation cerates imagination like how things exactly happen. Amazing Kunal bhaiya I want to say thanks a lot for such a nice explanation which makes things easier for me and for others as well because I saw various videos of DSA but that was not able to make me feel happy and confident. So, Hats off you sir.
dont mean to disrespect but its not heads of 😂😂
@@avanishdubey6556 I meant the phrase that you want you use is "hats off" not "heads of", heads of feels like you want his head detached from his body 😂😂
@@viplovebansal3085 ok thank you I got it
@@viplovebansal3085 now is it ok
@@avanishdubey6556 true that.
It's a very good thing..
That you start this course from basic and foundation concepts rather than jumping straight to DSA...
👍👍
I never learn java before van I start with here??
ap core subjects k notes bnate ho dbms os vgerah ?
@@chalupandey2808 same doubt here
@@shankard8007 yes you can
@@chalupandey2808 main btech 1st year student hu kya mai ye video dekh skta hu???
This is just amazing. Even tho I'm a software engineer, I kind of refreshed my fundamentals. Definitely going to suggest this to my brother and his friends.
Why does java and c++ is not an function programming language?
In which company you are working ?
@@Chaitanya_6444 why is your name chaitanya?
@@Chaitanya_6444 bcs it uses objects, and function programming languages on revolves around pure functions.
Target of learning Java + DSA in 70 days. Day -1 done 👍
how we doing up untill now?
Bro in going to depth take step very slowly and regular revision done in every week
Have you achieved it???
How is it going
Can you share ur review?
"if son got a haircut, then baby gets a haircut too" this example really got me XD
Concept of heap memory and stack is touching my heart 💚!
😉
On RUclips most of the so called teachers gives only a gimmick of programming language.The passion is reflected in your personality.
You have explained reference variable, objects, stack and heap memory in most efficient way. You're just amazing.
Starting from the very basics is the thing I liked most in this whole course.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
summary:
wow! kunal is going to give us party because he got someone who calls him baby!!
But bro now she calls Alexander baby😁
@Fenix Memes ya we just need party
It just turned very sad there 😭
@@kartikeyagarwal3517 now ,kunal will sing a song... THUKRAA KE MERA PYAAR, MERA INTEKAAM DEKHEGI....
@@shreyashpatil4262 no bro the song will be
Pyar h kisi aur ka , chahata koi aur h
😁😁😁😁
I have just completed the 1st video of DSA course by kunal and I one thing I can surely say that he is a really good teacher. He is doing great work in public and please support him. Kunal, keep doing good work, all the best for future.
Complex stuff explained in Lucid terms and with those real world Funny analogies , You made this Lecture really fun to understand. Kunal's on fire 🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥. I am sure this Bootcamp will be a great success, and many will be helped by it genuinly!!
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
This is where it all started 🔥
really enjoyed the git video. Waiting for today's video. thanks, bhiya.
This course is more bingeable than any Netflix show, trust me.
Hey Kunal, You are explaining concepts very clearly, making it easy for everyone to understand. Kudos for the great work :)
The memory management was explained beautifully. I have no words.
The "kunal" object example blew my mind. It's so weird that we are all walking talking analogies to what's happening in computer science behind the scenes, yet we fail to notice them!
Even more unfortunate that we are always asked to blindly follow that "changes made to object by one reference effects all references to the object". I hardly see the main reason behind this, and here you specified it in such simple language!
You are a wonderful teacher. God bless you! :D
9/8/23 Completed Lecture -1 . Thanks a lot , Kunal. Learnt a lot of new things along with recalling of old stuff , will come back for final revision and notes . Great Deed , Man. Thanks again.
how much of the course have you completed now? is this a good course to follow for placements and learn DSA of the level so that i can also solve codechef questions?
@@rishinaudiyal1444 are you following this playlist
after watching this it seemed to me like Kunal bhaiya is teaching soo well and better in recorded videos than live one. Things are getting clear, with more clarity. Thank you bhaiya .
I am learning programming from 7months but did not get clarity off all these concepts statically typed dynamically typed stack heap etc I have little bit experience of c,c++ and JavaScript so I get clarity of all these things you talked in this video thanku so much Kunal for great explanation looking forward for such great content thanks again man❤❤
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
@@Kartik_Deshpande337 is it good
just for information, is he going to teach all of java in this playlist ?
28:40 best example will never forget
Best video till now!
25 minutes into the course and I feel like I am finally in the right place. After struggling and hustling with dsa for over 1.5 years, I see a ray of hope. I feel very motivated and I am totally binging this course, already took screenshots of his on-screen notes and I am writing down the things he explained in such magical layman terms. Awesome for real!
can you please share your notes? if possible?
@@arfkhan5859 simp
Thanks bhaiya, This is life saver for me.Being in private engineering college ,i can say that you can't find these detailed lecture anywhere on internet.i just started programming.
GRATEFUL TO YOU KUNAL BHAIYA ❤
It's my pleasure
This is the best programming tutorial I have come across. Can't wait to join and learn with this amazing community! Thanks a lot Kunal!!
You're very welcome!
Man of his word, this is called quality education. Thank you brother
This man is just amazing. Awesome energy with awesome teaching skills.
I revisited this video for revision and can confirm this is the best video to watch to know the difference between call by value, call by reference and how it is done in java. Absolutely seamless and immaculate teaching.
Superb content and the explanations I love it ,I am a totaly newbie to programing but you made me understand the fundamentals very easily by giving very efficient examples
Man ! your a great teacher better than professors at private engineering colleges 😂😂great work, love it ❤️❤️ thanks a lot
Thank You!
@@KunalKushwaha haa bhaiya app bohot acha teacher bansaktey hoo
Just finished the first lecture of the series !! Excellent explanation, outstanding use of real world examples by @Kunal ....just loved it!!
I am literally feeling privileged because I am able to watch your playlist for free.
This class was so satisfying for me as I know python already. Hope I'll be more confident by doing all the hard work even wasting my college days and 2 yr after college. I'll be the one of good remote software engineer.
After watching your video, I can say that everyone' s teaching style is different, I already did a java course by someone else. But I am able to learn something new after watching your video. your teaching style is cool. Hope I'll be consistent throught the course.
this is my final year of engg. and I am happy finally I found something that which is clearing basics so well. Nobody and no site taught these fundamentals this much clear. Thank you sir ❤
Hii sister, can a biginner like 1st year can learn this with out any coding knowledge.
@@saicharankola3990 yes ofcourse
I am a PHP developer with 5 years of experience and seriously I have not seen any simpler explanation than this one. He truly knows how things work.
Today I have started the course I will finish it in 30 days with full understanding. Whatever it takes 💪🏼
I am going to make it happen 🔥
Update?
Oh man !! This could be the best channel any software engineer should look for irrespective of the exp they have !! what a clear and effective explanation of the simple but imp fundamental concepts !! Hats off buddy !!
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
heyy guysss!!! i am starting my dsa for placement from todayy....its a request to motivate me whenever u read this comment and it will really help me❤
Hope you are consistent!
@@reddyspandana9882 thank you...
@@arpitaroul9600 are you consistent?could you solve the leetcode problems easily(i am also same but could do it)
@@TasneemMohammad-oj3ie not noww but trying to..
@@TasneemMohammad-oj3ie hi is variable and reference variable same i am confused
and this is my first video on this topic so how can i slove leetcode problems
i swear this is the greatest explanation i've ever seen.
thanks kunal.
Bro i saw so many youtuber who teach programming but they didn't provide this type of content which you give thank you man🙂hats of you
Happy to help
Great Going Kunal!... This is just what we need. A complete package. A wholesome tutorial.. Keep it up!!!
Amazing. This is what we can call a quality content. It is just amazing and it is free.
Thanks, even after being an absolute fresher, i was able to understand it,
I have promised myself that i wont leave this series in between, wherever i feel confused, i will rewind and play again, but i will complete this series,
Thanks bhaiya
I have no word literally !! he is really good at explaining things , so heads of bhaiya!!
Day 1 of starting this playlist and I'm already on 5th video, lets hope I complete this whole playlist and learn JAVA acche se
The journey begins here !!!
@Mister Warlord why do you care ?
If he hopes for something
@@aniketdhiman woahhh 😱😱😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣👏🏻👏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 what a savage reply 😂😂
This is the best course for dsa on RUclips that i have ever seen. Must recommend for all who wants to learn DSA.. ❤
thanks bro. you are the best tutor i saw in my life
What an amazing lecture Kunal! Glad to attend it man.
Loved it! Will never forget these concepts ever again ! Permanently fetched in brain. 💯💯
The most amazing teacher I've ever seen. Thank you so much for making all of this easier for us!!
Thanks Kunal bhaiya for such a great course
What a legend man!! I mean I never thought I'd ever be laughing and enjoying myself while studying DSA. Even the trickiest concepts are explained with such simplicity. Hats off to you Kunal! Amazing stuff!❤
Woaahhh !! The second half was just Epic
BTW 34:47 Selmon Bhoi
I've always disliked programming lectures as I couldn't connect the dots with what I was being taught. But, this is the first time I've sat for 40 mins without blinking and learning from you Kunal.
This has got me to watch all your videos and hopefully learn to love programming.
THANK YOU :)
DAY -1 of JAVA DSA IN 75 days.
Thanks Kunal for the content.
Ek KK musical world mai famous hai, ek yaha Ed-Tech world mai hoga!
Thanks Kunal
🔥🔥🔥
This is actually how learning should be.
Simple and relevant examples straight to the point.
I Started from Today will update everyday on New Tutorials ! Thank you Kunal .
All the best
HEY KUNAL...
All the examples to you took to explain are exceptional beyond everything
I never seen a person who taught better than you .....
I am going to comment on every video , just to express my feeling on your exceptional teaching....
thanks a lot
Hey Kunal , save this comment .
I watched it for the third time , every time I watched this ( for revision or some concept clarification) , I find something new . The examples which you have taken, for making it in simple language are just great. I am making it understand to myself again with the same examples so as to clear my concepts . Glad to have you , Kunal . Just Amazing . Anyone , out there , starting this course , can blindly follow Kunal .
❤❤
hey bro are you making notes for this and if you've watched the upcoming episodes, is note making necessary of code?
@@AatifMinhaj Not of code but of the concepts , already replied you I guess in another comment
Thanks a lot for the series... I want to follow this till the end, so please just keep these videos coming regularly like this and analogies you used in this video were awesome ❤️
Simplest definition of objects I could found on youtube, Thanx Kunal!
One of the greatest video I have seen ever on RUclips. This series will surely help a lot of students to master programming. Thanks, @Kunal.
Love from Assam
True bro
Saw your podcast with Ishaan and now I'm going to start learning java from you.There are many teachers who provide great courses but you have done it yourself and so im going to follow you bhaiya🔥
Glad to hear that
Truly enjoyed your lecture! Very well explained with a touch of humour :)
Have Started this playlist today to revise java, get better at dsa and grasp java concepts better. I have to say, it is evident how deep and solid your grasp on fundamentals is. One of the the signs you know something well is that you are able to explain it to someone who has no knowledge about the topic in a simple way. Thanks for this Kunal. I hope you complete your playlist someday, but whatever you have covered here is a good chunk of topics.
I am a 5 star c++ coder at hackerrank and there are so many things I've learned for the first time here. can only imagine how brilliant the things yet to come are . kudos Kunal sir.
Bhai ma just admission lia college ma , mujhe kidhar se start krna chaiye
Bro how did you become 5 star at hackerrank? Please guide me.
@@iqbalfirdousi9732 pick an oops language like c++/java. Pick anyone of these two. I would recommend c++. Now to become a five star you only need knowledge of basics, arrays, functions and Oops concepts. So make sure you study these 4 topics very well, after that just keep practicing on hacker rank, your first question will literally be to print hello world. And then the level will keep on rising, if you absolutely can't get ahead on problems, see the solution, it doesn't matter as long as you learn from that solution.
@@GaganSingh-zz9el same jo kunal bata raha hai wo karlo, bohot badhiya hai.
@@aryanshrivastava8312 thanks for the help. I've started C already. Btw, I'm not from b.tech background.
I'm pursuing Bsc IT ( same as BCA)
That's how a "QUALITY CONTENT" looks like amazing lecture kunal bhaiya!!!!! 😍
7:58
#include
using namespace std;
int main() {
int a, b, c;
a = 10;
b = 30;
c = b;
return 0;
}
*Result: 30*
Just learnt a little bit C++ from Code With Harry, now I changed my mind and now I am learning Java from Kunal. Really excited ;)
The way he explain the concepts which shows that he is the maestro in that field.
you calm me down and give me hope
Hey Kunal you are doing great work buddy❤️❤️
Most of education apps are scams in looting money , You saved many👍
Keep doing great work
Thanks a ton!
Day #1 loved it bro.
you made it damn EASY. I always learn and forget these stuffs, but now I understood how is it working. Thanks a lot for such great series.
stated my coding journey today never expected things might become much easier after watching your videocgreat explanation 👌❤
Story time was the best part, honestly examples makes it very much easier to understand programming concepts, want more such elements in the upcoming videos as well🤩🤩Awesome work🤩
Great video! Great examples to solidify the concepts! Thanks for the quality stuff!
i have completed 12th and come to college......i know absolutely nothing...no coding, no programming, nothing....can i watch this playlist??....or should i learn some basic coding first?
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I have passed my 1st year but not knowing about what actually happend in behind . i tried many of platforms but now i actually finds the real one...... Thank you keep it up sir !
The quality is next level🔥
35:05 How can you forget Salman Khan.
Great video BTW, never saw an opening lecture like this. Just keep posting videos regularly for students like us.
Literally , it's a great revolution of coding course
I think to start coaching for java then my friend suggest kunal . You are really 💎
One of my best mentor @kunalkushwaha .. His videos on data structure are just amazing ✨ after losing my 2 year in enjoyment and finding the right path, now I'm on the right way to get learn by Kunal .. 🔥 Thank you very much Kunal for your videos.. Always there for your support 💥
Lets say hypothetical situation i have a girlfriend and she calls me baby **blushes** 😂😂
Jokes apart
Quality source of knowledge you are ❤
Well I have come here for revision! ..
Let's see where this journey leads me to !
i am lucky i am here watching this video i just love the way kunal teaches concepts in such understandable manner
Could you please mark it or number it as episodes so the sequence is clear... Thanks
The best 🔥 explanation of Stack, Heap, references and objects. No one can explain better than this.
Many thanks to you again ! This playlist gonna rock on RUclips. ❤️
P.S : the baby example was OP 😂 and such real world examples cleared the concept.
Hey can u plz explain me
That the stack and heap vala example keval java k liye hi h na
Kyunki c++ m to aisa nahi hota .
I m little bit confused .
Or sare variables k liye h ya reference variable k liye hi h sirf .
@@kiku_to_herself yes! it's for Java. In c++, new keyword is used to allocate memory at runtime in heap.
32:01 b variable , which is stored in the stack memory along with variable a , is pointing towards the list , which is an object , stored in the heap memory . already pointed before by reference variable a .
OMG, this is by far the easiest explanation for the object and reference variables I have ever seen. Loved it
Glad you think so!
great video!! not the theoretical and bookish knowledge but the actual explanation of how things actually work! thank you for starting this series!!
also this video was so interesting that I could not get up from my desk in between!
You're very welcome!
That Baby reference was lit 😂
I don't know why but Kunal is replying and giving heart to every other person on this channel coming new to this course , except me ,anyways. 😎
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