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Hi, it's a good idea working out the sum and then subtracting it from the total, but what would happen if you had [ 1,3,3,3,5 ]. I think it would think it was ok? I'm not sure what you're doing with middle and in the case of an even number of digits, you are setting middle to 0. I think you can forget about middle and do sum = (length * (length + 1)) / 2; But I still think you have the 1,3,3,3,5 problem.

Thanks for saying so. It's always great to hear someone got value from my efforts. Makes it all worth it :)

Thanks for the comment. Yes, I agree returning the size of the set would have saved counting.

Thanks for saying so.

You're a very reliable commenter!

Hi. I've been thinking about this a lot and will make a video about it when I've reached more conclusions. My initial thoughts are that programming has already been through many paradigm shifts. Years ago, we used to do low level programming and there has been a gradual shift to higher level languages that require less understanding of the hardware but are still equally complicated. These shifts never put anyone out of work in the past. At the moment, AI can do bits of the job but require human supervision. It also gets things wrong a lot. Combine this with the fact that a good programmer is usually the bridge between the customer and the software specification - which requires an understanding of the customer, the limitations and the domain, I think our jobs are safe for now. I am fully confident that the current crop of AI could never approach the work that I do. But I find it to be a great help - particularly if I'm working with a language or technology that I'm learning. I am not entirely sure about the distant future - but I would say its still some time away. I am 50 years old and to be honest, I am glad I am approaching the end of my career. I do think that programmers are a lot safer than doctors, artists, musicians, and pretty much anyone who works with their brains. Programmers also have some chance of transitioning to testing AI generated code, or somehow working alongside the AI. I hope you weren't expecting a one word yes or no. I understand the concern.

Hi Dr Scooby. Thanks for the comment and compliment. Not sure if this is correct, but did you check docker desktop/settings/Resources/network, and check "Enable host networking"? I think when I made these first few videos, it was checked by default and I didn't notice.

@@javadave Hi Dave, tried that , still didn't work. apologies, I'm using the LENS gui for kubernetes, and do the port forwarding in there to work. Minor inconvenience, but as long as it works. thanks, Keep up the good tutorials.

Thanks. Glad you've found a way to make it work. It can be fiddly.

Thanks for saying so.

Thank you, I will.

Thanks J4va and welcome. I was thinking about what my target audience is, and I think CS undergrads is exactly the level I'm trying to help. I love doing my undergrad degree - it was a while ago now.

You're welcome

You're welcome

Hi. If you google download edge, the installer should repair the installation.

Hi, I get this. Other people have asked me to zoom in on the code but it takes much more time to edit if I do that. As the videos are designed for people who are working on a computer, I kind of thought that it would be ok to hope that it was only watched on computers with standard HD resolution. Thanks for letting me know. It's noted and it helps me a lot to get feedback.

@@javadave I am watching it on my pc.

@@ShehryCoding Ok, thanks. I'm going to up the size of my font to 12 point instead of 10. I hope this helps.

Thanks for saying so. Better than a sort anyway :)

You're welcome!

Thanks :)

Thanks for watching. I hope it was helpful.

Hi Rishiraj!

You are welcome Rishiraj!

Hi Rishiraj!

Hi Rishiraj, thanks for the comment.

That's great to hear. Thanks for letting me know! :)

Hi Rishiraj, are you following along? I hope it works for you.

It's not an easy one.

How old are grade 5 students?

That's great Felix. Let me know if you have any comments or questions.

Hi Roma

Thanks :)

No idea if Minister Alexandre de Moraes is a goody or a baddy, but I wish him a safe flight either way.

Hi, thanks for saying so. Java is definitely still relevant, its massive and its not going away any time soon. In my opinion Java teaches good programming practices and most programming skill are transferrable anyway. As an early career developer, I'd make sure you also know the basics of Python and Javascript, but I think specialising in Java is not a bad idea as its still widely used and will be for possibly your whole career. When I started, it wasn't like this, as old programming languages like Assembly, COBOL and Pascal were becoming obsolete and being replaced with newer languages. I don't think its quite like this any more. Anyway, good luck in your college - if you love your subject you will do well at it.

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Thank you!

Yes, lets go :) I should have the first video up by the end of today. Let me know if its good or not.

Thanks Monika. I'm going to try to get the first video up later today. I'm then on holiday for a week, but I'll try to add at least a video per week.

Thanks!

My pleasure.

Thanks for saying so :)