I was about to skip this video, thinking it would contain some high-level theoretical stuff. But this video is 100% about the practical use of sets. Very helpful. Make more videos like this.
Your content is awesome, you've just gained another subscriber. I really really like these short, focused, non-verbose videos! One tiny suggestion is to set sections in the video (maybe you didn't do it on purpose, but that would be nice to search for some topic when re-watching some video). Congrats!
Firstly the content is pure gold, people often say one should be overriding equals and hashcode for the custom objects if you wanna store them inside hashed data structures, and this video clearly explains why it's important. Suggestion (regd video production) : The production quality is already great that glare of screens reflection on your spects is kinda distracting. Please don't take this as otherwise. As always Many Thanks, for this informative content
Wow, this is great!!! I've never encountered this type of content on java data structures! Thanks for creating this, I'm def going to buy your pro yt stuff!!!
Here, while talking about set of books, you are taking Immutable field 'title' of type String, books.contains(book1) will give true even though you have change the title - can you please check
You say we can fill the load factor and initial capacity isn't it dis advantage having created this many variables HashMap h =new HashMap(40); isn't it the memory declaration before it utilizes and if u don't use this it's completely waste of memory
Your just simply the best at this. I have gained so much from your work and I am glad your still here giving us value.
Thanks so much! 💙
I was about to skip this video, thinking it would contain some high-level theoretical stuff. But this video is 100% about the practical use of sets. Very helpful. Make more videos like this.
This is great, concise and to the point. This guy always rocks. ( you have commendable communication skills)
Thanks! Glad you found it useful
great explanation sir, I am a huge fan of you :)
Thank you for sharing Koushik. BTW, waiting for your updated Spring Boot tutorials.😉
Very soon! Working on it
Your content is awesome, you've just gained another subscriber. I really really like these short, focused, non-verbose videos! One tiny suggestion is to set sections in the video (maybe you didn't do it on purpose, but that would be nice to search for some topic when re-watching some video). Congrats!
Firstly the content is pure gold, people often say one should be overriding equals and hashcode for the custom objects if you wanna store them inside hashed data structures, and this video clearly explains why it's important.
Suggestion (regd video production) : The production quality is already great that glare of screens reflection on your spects is kinda distracting. Please don't take this as otherwise.
As always Many Thanks, for this informative content
Can you please make a video on "Order of courses to watch" For your playlists? I'm a member and feeling a bit lost on path to follow
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Wow, this is great!!! I've never encountered this type of content on java data structures! Thanks for creating this, I'm def going to buy your pro yt stuff!!!
Thank you for these short videos that helps us review the basics!!
You are welcome, thanks for the comment
Thank you Koushik. Your contents are more infomative and value for time.
Glad it's useful
Very useful tricks. Thankssss
Here, while talking about set of books, you are taking Immutable field 'title' of type String, books.contains(book1) will give true even though you have change the title - can you please check
Thank you Koushik for such insightful contents.. Keep posting such informational videos..😃
Wonderful session …very knowledgeable for day to day development ❤
Thanks a lot
So much important information for such a short video! Please keep sharing with us! :)
As always, Awesome info. Thanks Koushik
Glad you liked it!
very informative !!
great set of advices
You say we can fill the load factor and initial capacity isn't it dis advantage having created this many variables HashMap h =new HashMap(40); isn't it the memory declaration before it utilizes and if u don't use this it's completely waste of memory
We proactively do this when we are certain that we will have more elements . Preventing rehashing is more important
Thanks for revision sir!..and adding more to it
Thank you! 💙
Awesome Video, it would be nice if you could make the same for other collections. ie: lists and maps too?
Good to see you back Koushik.. hope your channel gets back its viewership like it once was
Excellent guideline. Many thanks for useful hints.
It's always exciting to see koushik posting a new video.
Clear and fantastic content.
Thanks so much for sharing
Awesome explanation, please do more such videos ❤
Using iterator for concurrent modification exception
Great video. Learnt a lot of stuff.❤
Thanks for sharing :)
Thanks for the visit
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Thanks!
Thanks for sharing ❤❤
Thanks for watching
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