Algorithms Explained for Beginners - How I Wish I Was Taught

Hey man, I can't find your data structures video.

brravooo

you suck
stop making algorithm vidoes and no computer vidoes, you suck

Ótimo video.
Em relação ao patrocinador, poderia dar a ideia a eles de tradução dos resumos.

I liked how you structured it.

Good explanation

Good explanation as a computer teacher, this will be regarded as a pre access teaching aid to pseudocode and algorithm

Excellent analysis. I've found that the best way to truly learn an algorithm is to try to implement it from scratch in a language you're not familiar with. It forces you to think about the logic rather than relying on familiar syntax.

The video should start at 10min mark.

thanks for the informations

Wait hold up listen to me
What if halfing it everytime
We ask it to look at the number for example
1347
Count the numbers
And from the left every next number is × by 10 and you just got to the number

I wish I was still young so I could learn and work with data, algorithms and quantum physics

thanks a lot

This is such shiity advice. Anyone following this roadmap, be aware that you are dangerously close to tutorial hell.

I love the idea of writing your own algorithms, except that in the wrong hands, i.e. someone without enough experience working with them, it could be unfeasible. For example, someone I know wrote a music program. They are a really talented programmer but they are not the world's most emotional person. Meaning that while algorithms are usually developed by repeated motion, organically, through user usage, this one was not. This algorithm was developed by reading a chart of someones music listening list. While the app they usually used drew from a variety of content sources, like movies and videos which also feature music.

11:50 i saw somewhere that make a division on computer level is really hard to do i mean at the processor level, so, it take maybe less instruction but the proc make much longer to do a division than every other mathematical operation, so yes it surely more quicker than if else statement 40 row long but divide everytime is verylong too at the UC lvl

Waste of time.

This helps a ton. I am about to begin my master's soon, and algorithms are one of the topics they suggested we review. I was familiar with the concept, but the way you break it down makes it so much easier to digest and helps me to have a better grasp of the interworkings. Thank you for your video.

loved your explanation ..!!

Here is for the algorithm 😂

Lovely explanation

Pls how to solve with algorithm

13:14

Hi FriEnd. Thanks for the knowledge. I enjoy ur techniques it keeps me.interested. Thanks!!

I’m not dumb but I don’t understand

Recurrence relations, can you do a video on that and backwards substitution

The title does not lie, this is just barebones stuff ypu could use a prompt for, but thanks for making a video for those who can better understand using video, ( no sarcasm was implied in this comment), have a good day...

when i watched i cs50 course by Harvard, the lecturer explained this by tearing up a book. :p

Ok good and enjoyable lecture

Thank you so much for such an amazing video! My brain was scrambled trying to understand this straight out of the text book. I also like how Mr. Bernie described it. "Data goes in, follows a list of instructions and a result comes out."

thank you, you make me realize that the main idea of binary search is coming from searching a page from a book. It means that the idea of good algorithms can come from the simple thing 😃

I enjoyed the content

Sir, between Algorithm, programming language, pseudocode, and data structure which one to learn first. Or what is their order of learning and why?

Thanks

This is for dummies!? Im so lost

you took this idea from cs50, well

If you are a game programmer I can recommend Algorithm Design by Robert Tamassia and Michael T Goodrich. I found the book for relatively cheap in a local shop, but although it is a dry and technical read it is full of useful information on graphs, traversals, data structures, and has plenty of diagrams to make things clear. Good stuff if you are trying to do some procedural generation or optimization. It is very old, I recommend because it is affordable and packed with info for the price. (I got it for what is equivalent to 10 usd)

You talk too fast slow down please