I have understood everything about “ quick sort “ except the recursion how does it work in the code , your video helped me to understand that point , thanks man
// this is the same code but in javaScript funcR(9) function funcR(a) { console.log("start: " + String(a)) let res = 0 if (a == 0) { res = 0 }else { res = funcR(a - 1) + 1 console.log("end: " + String(a)) return res } }
Brother, i want to take your joma classes but I'm confused with the following one question- 1.do i need to pay $8 even after I complete the process of learning from u?
I have a question about the infinite loop. Earlier on you have demonstrated using print statements that call stacks are FILO(first in last out) However we can see while attempting the infinite loop it became FIFO.. why is that so?
Because my print statement was in the beginning of the function, so the function is “out” yet. It just started. So when it “started” it was the “IN” part of FILO not out
The execution of your teaching is perfect for beginners. 💯
The brogrammer is back.
Welcome back jomaa! helps me a lot
I have understood everything about “ quick sort “ except the recursion how does it work in the code , your video helped me to understand that point , thanks man
Love this Dude!!
Nice explanation Joma. Good job!!
Great video, very interesting topics
Thank you it was very good
Thank you very good
Joma when are you uploading a new blog? Please answer 🙏...
WELCOME BACK DUDE
bruh wtf i literally just searched it up 2 hours ago
I’m psychic
// this is the same code but in javaScript
funcR(9)
function funcR(a) {
console.log("start: " + String(a))
let res = 0
if (a == 0) {
res = 0
}else {
res = funcR(a - 1) + 1
console.log("end: " + String(a))
return res
}
}
Brother, i want to take your joma classes but I'm confused with the following one question-
1.do i need to pay $8 even after I complete the process of learning from u?
thanks
I have a question about the infinite loop.
Earlier on you have demonstrated using print statements that call stacks are FILO(first in last out)
However we can see while attempting the infinite loop it became FIFO.. why is that so?
Because my print statement was in the beginning of the function, so the function is “out” yet. It just started. So when it “started” it was the “IN” part of FILO not out
@@JomaClass sorry senpai, how stupid of me *slaps head*
What software is this to draw? Thanks
when joma uploads a video with 0 sarcasm in it.....wtf did just happen...
What program did you use to draw out the solution.
Photoshop
Why you use python??
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Hi Joma...
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