As a current JAVA software developer, I have not been using more than 10% of my thinking power, and I can guarantee you don't need to fully understand the shxt in this video to do coding. Since most people NEVER understand business logic/idea, and they don't even understand their own code. They just copy existing code, edit it, turn them to trash code that somehow pass QA testing and code review, and thus, the trash code is in production.
@@caojidan8913 maybe that is true in your environment but unfortunately that is not how you pass interview for a developer especially junior they expect you to know a lot for data structure and algorithms you do not need to know perfectly how they work in reality but theoretically with examples for sure it is mandatory.
@Jerry Grauert Can you explain how it's constant time to insert element into LinkedList because if I want to insert an element at middle of list then I would have to iterate over first n/2 elements right? So it would be O(n)
No, all you do it ‘disconnect’ the pointer between the two nodes you are inserting. Then you point the previous node to the inserted node, and point the inserted node to the next node. Insertions is always O(1).
Your Awesome, I have a Master now working on my Ph.D. in DBA/Data Analytics with Certs in 8 Programming languages with repositories on GitHub BUT, I'm still not confident in this area of Data Structures/Algorithms. You have a new fan because I love your "Lay-Men" method of teaching.
Your videos on programming are some of the absolute best I’ve ever seen. Keep it up, I’ve referred so many noobs to these lately. Great paced explanations and visual aids. Top notch, really.
They don't necessarily explain it better, but because your professors have already introduced you to the topic, it becomes way easier to digest the second time you encounter it through youtube.
Because universities usually aim to educate for research and academical careeers. Not nescessarly to match market demands of programmers. And professors are usually very academically merited but that won't guarantee a pedagogical skill. And youtubers are very pragmatic, explaining a specific topic in a specific context usually. And not always right either - in the sense that they tend to simplify or focus only on parts of interest. Neither is bad, but it's a little like comparing apples and pears, or something. Aaron does a very good job in opening up the world of getting software jobs "in the industry", at least from his poinr of view. And he's very good at explaining too. That's for sure.
Aaron jack, I swear watching this video from you has made me more passionate in Computer Science than any of my profs have (aside from a few), but even then you motivated me more
i saw this video a few months back and didn't understand anything except arrays and objects. now that i studies all these basic data structures i can appreciate you simple/straight to the point presentation. Thank you so much
I didnt completely understand this and I even bought your course knowing i didnt really understand this but I wanted to support you. After completing courses in html5 css and javascript I was getting things but they werent lining up. Everytime I've hit a wall though, I always just keep pushing and I found a udemy course on swift that really explains things crystal clear and at a great pace for beginner programmers. While its a great course, I think its my determination to continue to expose myself to this information even when i dont completely understand it yet is helping me out. Dont give up! and thank you Aaron for making such wonderful content!.
Very good and concise explanations! Thank you. One note regarding arrays - the term "array" is used in different languages to represent two different things - a fixed size array (like in C) and a vector. A vector is basically an array you can add elements to, usually allocated on the heap (in C usually with malloc). A fixed-size array can reside in either stack, heap or data section. In the video you refer to both as "array", it can be good to clarify that while similar, these are usually considered two different data structures.
One video, and I'm subbed. I appreciate the high-level explanation of these DS's, as I am a student. Also, I dig the subtleties and nuance of your design/imagery in your videos. Strong work, please keep it going!
Aaron, We see (or at least I say "SI !") that "Teaching" is a gift, to some degree, I mean, ... not everyone has it, do they?, (That's self-experientially evident) ... and the whole concept of "Too explain", is to "make plain", in other words, "level it out", so that one does not "trip", or "trip out". Well done, and encouraging, and briskly refreshing. You were not content w 200K job per year, because you wanted more, i.e. not necessarily the "reward" of more money, but rather, "more inner reward". Although successful, "the Norm model" portfolio were not the shoes (after having experienced) that you wanted to continue to walk in. For you, they were not 'a fit'. You were not content, if left without the challenge and thrill of your own creativity and innovation (and autonomy) injected, ... or wait, I like better: "infused" into your job, which lends more intrinsic portability, and individuality, and, ... also, your desire to summarize, pass forwards, and 'invest into', or contribute into others, ... to some extent, is commendable. Kudos, cheers, and well done, as your "inner program", or "divine design" (if I have freedom to posit) directs your outer outcomes, and pathway of life. You were not overly seduced by "Golden Handcuffs", but chose to go forward, and beyond, by the grace of God, (in my 'world vision'), plus at a fairly youthful age, and thus, all of the above is indicative of 'Good Things giong on' under the hood, inside of you, of which (imwv), God has blessed you, but you, were the one who fully appropriated and implemented 'that blessing', (imp) I look forward to the ongoing, and additional, 'Good Things' on the horizon, and more fruit, that will follow.
Very well done. The clarity was on point and the examples were handled very well with just enough information for comprehension. Also, very good use of graphics to increase comprehension. Thanks!
This is the best video on DS I have seen on internet in last 6 years. Very Comprehensive. If you make a course on DS and Algo, I will definitely buy that
I miss algorithms so so much! This was a great reintroduction! Thanks! I want to find a good job that I can use all this in. Reminds me of the class that I took the first year in university. "Discrete Math". I was getting 35's, 45's the first half. Suddenly one day I was slapped with the realization that it was easy! Basically 2+2. It got into calculus and it was so simple to do calculus after this! I then went into programming classes and algorithms were just so fun! Pity that I didn't go right into the working world. I had a huge multi year hold and I have lost most of my grip. But you have just reignited my drive! Thank you!
I just wanted to say that I've been watching your channel since your second or third video and you have come such a long way. I can tell you are much more comfortable in front of the camera and your videos seem much more natural. Anyways, great work and thanks for the amazing content!
I’ve done a little bit of most types of tech jobs (web programming, DevOps, Data Eng) and I’ve always been intimidated by these concepts. I’m faced with having to find a new job and it’s been a bit terrifying having to get out there again. I am enormously grateful that I ran across this channel. I wish all teachers were as talented as you are at delivering information. You’ve given me hope.
Hello Aaroon, You always publish great content. Very useful information, simply put, straight to the point , no bullshit. Your channel should have more thana million subs, but, I guess people have not found you yet. Most channels I have been to are full of 'unecessary' information. However, yours is as long as it should be and as short as possible. Thanks , your content is greatly appreciated.
Really great job! Quick and too the point! Would have been cool to have the big O notation for operations since you brought it up at the beginning, but maybe that is for another advanced video since this was aimed at not using as much jargon.
Great content as always! I'm a self taught programmer and got a job as a frontend developer due to your videos! Just want you to know how much value your videos bring!
Do you have to know how to implement algorithms and data structures? Or do you just need to know what the data structures are and when you would use them?
@@thatoneuser8600 you just need to knw. Implementing itself on your own is a test of ur programming and problem solving skills which you can either choose to try it out or not.
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As a current JAVA software developer, I have not been using more than 10% of my thinking power, and I can guarantee you don't need to fully understand the shxt in this video to do coding. Since most people NEVER understand business logic/idea, and they don't even understand their own code. They just copy existing code, edit it, turn them to trash code that somehow pass QA testing and code review, and thus, the trash code is in production.
@@caojidan8913 maybe that is true in your environment but unfortunately that is not how you pass interview for a developer especially junior they expect you to know a lot for data structure and algorithms you do not need to know perfectly how they work in reality but theoretically with examples for sure it is mandatory.
this is hands-down the best data structure explanation that I ever saw on the internet
You are the best programming teacher I’ve ever seen. I LOVE how you state the pros and cons and reasoning behind things. Thank you so much!!
Short, no BS. That's why I love you and I'm here. Thanks Aaron!
The shortest, quickest and most enjoyable tutorial on data structures I have seen in my life. Excellent video. Kudos!
Answer:
1) Linked lists,
2) Arrays,
3) Hash tables,
4) Stacks and queues,
5) Graphs and trees
But, what is the question?
thescales18 Is this Jeopardy? **What Are** “DATA STRUCTURES you MUST know”
@Jerry Grauert Can you explain how it's constant time to insert element into LinkedList because if I want to insert an element at middle of list then I would have to iterate over first n/2 elements right? So it would be O(n)
No, all you do it ‘disconnect’ the pointer between the two nodes you are inserting. Then you point the previous node to the inserted node, and point the inserted node to the next node.
Insertions is always O(1).
@@flow5718 No worries.... the people who conceived Python and JS were obviously shy of any formal education as well.
Your Awesome, I have a Master now working on my Ph.D. in DBA/Data Analytics with Certs in 8 Programming languages with repositories on GitHub
BUT, I'm still not confident in this area of Data Structures/Algorithms. You have a new fan because I love your "Lay-Men" method of teaching.
i love the darkness, feels like a true programmer
Dunno about that, I was kinda waiting for him to pull out a bong at the end.
and no plant or guitar in the background... or even (oh my gosh) a black cat😐
The editing really stood out in this video, great work!
Your videos on programming are some of the absolute best I’ve ever seen. Keep it up, I’ve referred so many noobs to these lately. Great paced explanations and visual aids. Top notch, really.
@0:38 What is a Data structure?
@1:30 Linked List
@2:16 Array
@3:13 Hash Table
@4:07 Stack + Queue
@5:04 Graphs + Trees
Fire content ! ! !
I'm currently self studying all of these CS fundamentals.
you got this
u go for it bruh
roytronics
I’m currently Self studying
Physics SAT
@roytronics I'm on the same road with you dude.
Could you please share some of the quality links/channels for CS Fundamentals. Cheers.
Why do UA-cam guys explain concepts so much better than university professors?
they were at the same point as we are now
University professors don't have to be good teachers to be professors. UA-camrs need to be really good and entertaining to get enough viewers.
They know what they are talking about ;) :D
They don't necessarily explain it better, but because your professors have already introduced you to the topic, it becomes way easier to digest the second time you encounter it through youtube.
Because universities usually aim to educate for research and academical careeers. Not nescessarly to match market demands of programmers. And professors are usually very academically merited but that won't guarantee a pedagogical skill. And youtubers are very pragmatic, explaining a specific topic in a specific context usually. And not always right either - in the sense that they tend to simplify or focus only on parts of interest.
Neither is bad, but it's a little like comparing apples and pears, or something. Aaron does a very good job in opening up the world of getting software jobs "in the industry", at least from his poinr of view. And he's very good at explaining too. That's for sure.
dude!!! that's a leap in video editing, that blow my mind, is amazing!!! and as always you help me alot!!! ty so much!!
As a self-taught programmer, I found this very useful. Thanks!
2:55 Bruh the double oof killed my sides lmfao. Great video!
Im not sure if you intentionally said "mathy" while flipping through the book of Matthews at 0:09, but if you did, you rock.
Your channel is a gem, i'm so glad that i've found It.
Wow.
This was incredibly visually pleasing and also interestingly presented,
I'm subscribing.
Keep it up!
Aaron jack, I swear watching this video from you has made me more passionate in Computer Science than any of my profs have (aside from a few), but even then you motivated me more
Very good introduction to data structures! I'm pretty new to the subject, and now I feel like I have a better foundation.
i saw this video a few months back and didn't understand anything except arrays and objects. now that i studies all these basic data structures i can appreciate you simple/straight to the point presentation. Thank you so much
Wow, you make me understand this in less than 10 minutes. Thank you , you got my subscription :).
Good luck
I pause in the middle of the video to say how great your video is. It is fantastic. The way you putting things simply and obvious examples are great
"Short no bs" is what made me subscribe, keep going bro.
🙌 Welcome!
Dude. Never stop making your videos. You are clear, concise, to the point and you have clear thought processes.
Good work, subscribed. Thanks!
I didnt completely understand this and I even bought your course knowing i didnt really understand this but I wanted to support you. After completing courses in html5 css and javascript I was getting things but they werent lining up. Everytime I've hit a wall though, I always just keep pushing and I found a udemy course on swift that really explains things crystal clear and at a great pace for beginner programmers. While its a great course, I think its my determination to continue to expose myself to this information even when i dont completely understand it yet is helping me out. Dont give up! and thank you Aaron for making such wonderful content!.
I love how clear and concise you are!
🙌🏼
This is excellent! We need more like this video!
Very good and concise explanations! Thank you.
One note regarding arrays - the term "array" is used in different languages to represent two different things - a fixed size array (like in C) and a vector.
A vector is basically an array you can add elements to, usually allocated on the heap (in C usually with malloc).
A fixed-size array can reside in either stack, heap or data section.
In the video you refer to both as "array", it can be good to clarify that while similar, these are usually considered two different data structures.
Thanks💪
One video, and I'm subbed. I appreciate the high-level explanation of these DS's, as I am a student. Also, I dig the subtleties and nuance of your design/imagery in your videos. Strong work, please keep it going!
You did amazing works which transferring the boring things into vivid logical points.
Your editing skills are on point.
Great job, man! Keep it up.
Aaron, We see (or at least I say "SI !") that "Teaching" is a gift, to some degree, I mean, ...
not everyone has it, do they?, (That's self-experientially evident) ... and the whole concept of "Too explain", is to "make plain", in other words, "level it out", so that one does not "trip", or "trip out".
Well done, and encouraging, and briskly refreshing. You were not content w 200K job per year, because you wanted more, i.e. not necessarily the "reward" of more money, but rather, "more inner reward". Although successful, "the Norm model" portfolio were not the shoes (after having experienced) that you wanted to continue to walk in. For you, they were not 'a fit'. You were not content, if left without the challenge and thrill of your own creativity and innovation (and autonomy) injected, ... or wait, I like better: "infused" into your job, which lends more intrinsic portability, and individuality, and, ... also, your desire to summarize, pass forwards, and 'invest into', or contribute into others, ... to some extent, is commendable.
Kudos, cheers, and well done, as your "inner program", or "divine design" (if I have freedom to posit) directs your outer outcomes, and pathway of life. You were not overly seduced by "Golden Handcuffs", but chose to go forward, and beyond, by the grace of God, (in my 'world vision'), plus at a fairly youthful age, and thus, all of the above is indicative of 'Good Things giong on' under the hood, inside of you, of which (imwv), God has blessed you, but you, were the one who fully appropriated and implemented 'that blessing', (imp) I look forward to the ongoing, and additional, 'Good Things' on the horizon, and more fruit, that will follow.
You are a legend. Great communicator!
This video perfectly demonstrates that a short video can be really informative.Tnx man.
Thanks :)
the first video that actually made me understand it rly fast and easy. Keep it up mate
Damn dude. Great content, engaging cadence, excellent graphics.
Love the visual explanations, helped me clear some doubts!
Very well done. The clarity was on point and the examples were handled very well with just enough information for comprehension. Also, very good use of graphics to increase comprehension. Thanks!
that coldness in your eyes is truly terrifying
I wouldn't trust a code nerd that has lively eyes. One simply does not develop software for years on end and still have a soul💀
@@bitcoinzoomer9994 💀💀💀 good news as I'm about to start my first actual job
I always learn something new without wasting a lot of time when I watch one of your videos. Really appreciate it!
Outstanding. I can't wait for the next one.
You're doing a great job, very easy to understand.
Never felt so good after listening to a Data structure video. Short.Simple.Useful.
Fab 🔥
Aaron, your presentation and production had both really improved. Fantastic content.
Keep it up!
So glad youre killing it man! This content is soooo great...I have never understood why people dont explain these concepts in such simple ways...
Love Your Content Aaron itsSuper Simple Hope more audience get the benefit by watching it
Aaron your way of explaining concepts is very effective. I will recommend this to my friends as well.
Wow the density of information in this video is out of this world! Great work! Keep it up. I’ll keep watching and liking!
You did really well here. Channel is coming along nicely.
super cool video, lot of knowledge summarized in one 7 mins video. Congratulations on this m8!!
This is the best video on DS I have seen on internet in last 6 years. Very Comprehensive.
If you make a course on DS and Algo, I will definitely buy that
With 10 years experience this is a great refresher
I miss algorithms so so much! This was a great reintroduction! Thanks! I want to find a good job that I can use all this in.
Reminds me of the class that I took the first year in university. "Discrete Math". I was getting 35's, 45's the first half. Suddenly one day I was slapped with the realization that it was easy! Basically 2+2. It got into calculus and it was so simple to do calculus after this! I then went into programming classes and algorithms were just so fun!
Pity that I didn't go right into the working world. I had a huge multi year hold and I have lost most of my grip.
But you have just reignited my drive! Thank you!
You a programmer now?
Awesome !!! Quick & very crisp summary, presented intuitively. Loved it, bro !!!
This is really amazing. Explanation with real time example! Excellent
Omg thank you! As someone who zones out a little at length explanation, this really helped.
Also, for students, your recommendations at the end were gold. Thanks man.
Excellent video! Please keep them coming! Thank you!
you made things sooooooo simple for us... can't thankyou more
Nice job man. Did a great job describing those in an easy to understand manner.
Great content as usual!
Great job, it's really easy to understand your explanation
keep up the good work
I am enjoying these basics video. I also love the animations. Very cool!
best video abt this topic ive ever come across! great for a quick recap :)
I'm a mechanical engineer and I feel like an amoeba trying to understand what the fuck he's talking about here
Good editing, very dynamic and awesome intro to data structures, liked and subscribed!
I just wanted to say that I've been watching your channel since your second or third video and you have come such a long way. I can tell you are much more comfortable in front of the camera and your videos seem much more natural. Anyways, great work and thanks for the amazing content!
I’ve done a little bit of most types of tech jobs (web programming, DevOps, Data Eng) and I’ve always been intimidated by these concepts. I’m faced with having to find a new job and it’s been a bit terrifying having to get out there again. I am enormously grateful that I ran across this channel. I wish all teachers were as talented as you are at delivering information. You’ve given me hope.
Great summary!
Excellent clarifying video. Thank you!
This is perfect review video for data structure class. Thanks!
🙏
Hello Aaroon, You always publish great content. Very useful information, simply put, straight to the point , no bullshit. Your channel should have more thana million subs, but, I guess people have not found you yet. Most channels I have been to are full of 'unecessary' information. However, yours is as long as it should be and as short as possible. Thanks , your content is greatly appreciated.
I first learned Data Structures back in 96.
Today you made me wish we had UA-cam back then and your amazing videos. Great job man.
Hell yeah short and sweet no BS explanation! clear cut! thanks for this mate. :) keep it up.
“If you open a data structures and algorithms textbook...” opens Holy Bible
Yeah that cracked me up too haha
I thought that was funny too
I pissed myself reading this 😆👏🏻
I commented on an older vid of yours and made some comments on your editing. Now I'm eating my words. Great content dude!
You are my motivation to keep studying software development.Thanks!
Awesome content man, it just helped me to recall all of the imp concepts about data structure.
Really good as usual! Thanks!!
Most value I've got out of a 7 min video today. Great job
One of the best videos I have watched yet 💖 Thank you so much ✨🙏
Your channel is gonna be a mammoth soon bro! Awesome quality vids and the content is top notch to match. Keep it up!
Super informative, impressive how you explained complex topics in a digestible manner. Thanks for putting this out there very helpful!
Thank you for making this!
🙌
Really great job! Quick and too the point! Would have been cool to have the big O notation for operations since you brought it up at the beginning, but maybe that is for another advanced video since this was aimed at not using as much jargon.
Awesome video thank you for the refesher!
Great content as always! I'm a self taught programmer and got a job as a frontend developer due to your videos! Just want you to know how much value your videos bring!
Do you have to know how to implement algorithms and data structures? Or do you just need to know what the data structures are and when you would use them?
@@thatoneuser8600 you just need to knw.
Implementing itself on your own is a test of ur programming and problem solving skills which you can either choose to try it out or not.
Love these short videos!
I'm not really "mathy" and this is such great help. Loved it.
Outstanding info and video. Lots of useful info packed into 7 minutes. Bravo 🙌👏👏
very useful information - thanks Aaron
considering i forgot everything i ever learned from my algs/data structures class this was a very friendly reminder; thank you!
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Great explanation! Thanks so much buddy!!!
Good explanations. As a person getting familiar with data structures this was very good
Great explanation of the pros and cons without getting too complex. nice!
I love this, best so far
Love the way this channel is headed, im noticing the increase in production quality. Liked and subscribed 👍
cheers, I won't lie this took forever to edit
Nicely put! Thanks