An example of an O(sqrt(n)) algorithm is a simple prime checker. You loop over the first sqrt(n) terms to check if any of them are factors. You know that if two numbers a*b = n, one must be larger than sqrt(n), and one must be smaller, so you only need to check 2
Just finished catching up on this series and wanted to say it is really well done. Have watched a few Python related courses and think I would rate this at or near the top. Do you have more episodes planned?
why did you choose sharpie and paper for this class? kinda hard to read your hand writing man :/ other than that a lot of value in the information you shared. i just cant think that ur enjoying yourself writing chicken scratch like that though bro haha but ayee you got it mon!
I've tried a lot of different formats. I find that handwriting is harder to read and write, but it helps focus the viewer on the subject matter. The freedom of a piece of paper is second to none as well. More formal presentations tend to distract the viewer's attention from the subject to the presentation itself.
An example of an O(sqrt(n)) algorithm is a simple prime checker. You loop over the first sqrt(n) terms to check if any of them are factors.
You know that if two numbers a*b = n, one must be larger than sqrt(n), and one must be smaller, so you only need to check 2
Beautiful.
Wonderful series! Recently became a CS undergrad and your videos really help me a lot for my revisions. Please keep up the good work :)
Excellent! Thanks you for your kind words.
Just finished catching up on this series and wanted to say it is really well done. Have watched a few Python related courses and think I would rate this at or near the top. Do you have more episodes planned?
I am working on it. Filmed something this morning but I wasn't happy with it. Maybe by evening tonight.
Wish i had a best teacher like you irl you are an inspiration
Thanks. I love teaching and my greatest joy is seeing people learn new things.
Any books that I can refer on this topic? What book did you refer to? (if you dont mind me asking)
Hi, on min 2.53 shouldn't log 2 be one sec?
Hello, please how is log 2 to base 2 = 2secs?
How 100records(at 3.44) , quadratic comes to 17minutes
why did you choose sharpie and paper for this class? kinda hard to read your hand writing man :/ other than that a lot of value in the information you shared. i just cant think that ur enjoying yourself writing chicken scratch like that though bro haha but ayee you got it mon!
I've tried a lot of different formats. I find that handwriting is harder to read and write, but it helps focus the viewer on the subject matter. The freedom of a piece of paper is second to none as well. More formal presentations tend to distract the viewer's attention from the subject to the presentation itself.
7:11 it's half my country's (India) GDP