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I'm really thankful to you sir , i haven't learn a single thing from this unit , this is one of the most important concept and i understood very clearly , it almost took 45 minutes to understand fully with algorithm thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for these videos sir. I was really struggling to understand these algorithms in order to implement them in my computational Biology course.
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I'm really thankful to you sir , i haven't learn a single thing from this unit , this is one of the most important concept and i understood very clearly , it almost took 45 minutes to understand fully with algorithm thanks a lot.
Thank you so much for these videos sir. I was really struggling to understand these algorithms in order to implement them in my computational Biology course.
diagram ,explanation, simplicity and ur teaching way is so sooo great
Thank you sir
This man teaches 100 times better than my sir thank you so much!!!!
Teacher has a Good Command. Impressive.
Hi from Brazil very nice video it helped understand this algorithm
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Very helpful and straight to the point ❤️
Very well presented. Please add more lectures.
Amazing explanation sir. Thank you so much
Perfect explanation sir..thank you ❤....my exam is tomorrow 😅
Sir,a silly mistake...
If j starts from 1 then p[1] won't be compared from base element ..,isn't it?
Roshan raut it should should start from zero
Its true, j will start from 1
Well explained 👏🏼 thankyou so much🤍
very nice teaching sstyle sir really appreaciated..... thankyou so much
Amazing sir!Thank you so much.
Thank you! My textbook didn't have any good explanations.
Большое спасибо! Thank you very much! can you please explain other algorithms as well.
They are available
#include
using namespace std;
void string_match(char string[],char pattern[])
{
int S=strlen(string);
int P=strlen(pattern);
bool flag=true;
for(int i=0;i
Excellent lecture
Nice explanation ❤
good lecture and good teacher!!!!
Thanks sir for this excellent explanation.
Great explanation. Thank you sir!
thank you! so clear and super helpful! really detailed and didn't skip a step in between.
Good explanation
Impressive ❤
what a wonderful lecture sir.👌👌👌
Isn't it better to use selection structure first to see if the first character is the same as the character in the string?
Awesome sir
Why is it 10-4 +1 ..? Sir can you please explain me why we are adding 1?
Thank You sir🙏🏻
May I use "LS" in place of MAX in the first loop.
Great sir
Sir,can I get the explanation of Boyer Moore algorithm
well explained sir
what it actually does and how it is used, someone give me practical example
Nicely explained
Thank you sir!!!
why should we return 0 if pattern is not matching? Shouldn't we return -1
How to find multiple pattern in given string
Using this algorithm
nicely explained
Super sir
Best one
Sir is this c language
Thank you sir
Thx sir .....
Tq sir🙏
I like ur mustache
wtf 😂
I shit
Sir if u had upload Artificial Intelligence lectures plz give me a link sir..... i try many times but i didnt found ur lectures on AI...
#Respect
U should make it in hindi
👍👍
Tq bro
10-4+1=7😂😂😂
bengali mosai 😅
ITS COMPLETELY WRONG
sir can you speak in hindi plz..............if you speak hindi..more users can see this video 🙄🙄🙄
Thank you sir
Thank you sir