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Course and support videos for my students at Mt. Hood Community College
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074 - bintree traversals & process parameter
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074 - bintree traversals & process parameter
070 - binary tree concepts & terminology
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070 - binary tree concepts & terminology
066 recursion write vertical & palindrome
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066 recursion write vertical & palindrome
064 - queue - linked list implementation
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064 - queue - linked list implementation
29 - Intro to the Little Man Computer (LMC)
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29 - Intro to the Little Man Computer (LMC)
Wish these were sorted into a playlist
thank you so much
THE BEST explanation of JNS/ JUMPI ever.
kindly add them into the playlist too
I loved your explanation, you just saved my grade, I can't find words to thank you TT
This helped me so much on my homework. It was explained way better than my professor.
Thanks a lot, this was taught so much more efficiently than my professor
lovely
great explanation as always. :)
Glad you think so!
You are amazing! I love how clear your explanation was!
Thank you! 😃
Great! Love it..
Thank you!
Saved my life
Great!
you are great
Thank you so much!
I love how nonchalant you sound ps - you're a wayyy better teacher than my Computer Systems lecturer :)
Thanks so much, Monjur!
Programme for Check no is prime or not in marie
Awesome video, it shows how JNS and JUMPI work really clearly! I had no idea that JNS assigns your program counter to the line of your "return" variable's declaration. However, maybe I'm wrong but doesn't the loop in the video compute the product of user input and 3 instead of the cube of user input?
In two minutes I learned what my professor couldn't adequately explain in an hour long lecture. Thank you very much!
I really wish there were ways to ask you questions. How do you reuse a JNS?
I think, in this video for example, you can just directly write JNS return again after your first JNS return. The new JNS return would store the PC value of your new JNS return and jump to 107, execute the block of code, and JUMPI back to your new JNS return when done.
You are amazing!!!
Nice video