Dude you're fucking dank. I'm a DS student at UCB and this transversal video was so much easier to follow than the professor (who is also dank). Thank you so much for this.
Thank you so much dude! I have this in my data structures exam, but my professor accidentally put C,E,D (let's say) in in-order and I was confused about it, cause she only gave us 2-3 examples with binary trees.
I like thinking of pre, in, and post order traversal by the name Pre - before The node is before the left and right calls. Node, Left, Right In - inside Node is in the middle, or inside the left and right. Left Node Right Post - after Left, Right, node
due why the hell those teachers teach it in a hard way while yours would take them 15 seconds!!!! I love you and as the one before me i will cry from happiness
Was wondering that too, I think visiting the node twice doesn't matter if you can go to the right of it instantly. The left side wasn't available for G so he could just mark it right away.
Dude. I'm serious. I got all this stuff done by looking at your video for 15 seconds. I'm about to cry from happiness. I love you.
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Fun fact: fuck you
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yo I saw your comment on the MIT 6.006 lecture 6 and then came here and saw this lol
Replacing “root” with “visit” was a very subtle but great move that made it a ton more understandable. Thank you!
I totally agree!
Prof tried an hour trying to explain it when she couldve just said 'Left, Visit, Right' thank you so much
Wow putting Left, Visit, Right next to the nodes makes it so easy!!! Thank you so much!
Love these quick videos for when I'm on the toilet... I mean when I need some fast easy-to-digest CS videos.
I'm here because you teach way more explainable than my teacher aaaa you're lifesaver!
Thank you dude. You just helped me in my interview and possibly saved my life
No nonsense. Crisp and clear explanation. Thank you so much.
this is by far the best and simplest explanation I have found, thanks!
Somehow the best explanation to understand the in-order traversal.
Spent the whole day trying to learn this.
Really liked about shorter and to the point video, subscribed!
Thanks, Talha!
Dude you're fucking dank. I'm a DS student at UCB and this transversal video was so much easier to follow than the professor (who is also dank). Thank you so much for this.
Thank you so much dude! I have this in my data structures exam, but my professor accidentally put C,E,D (let's say) in in-order and I was confused about it, cause she only gave us 2-3 examples with binary trees.
I like thinking of pre, in, and post order traversal by the name
Pre - before
The node is before the left and right calls.
Node, Left, Right
In - inside
Node is in the middle, or inside the left and right.
Left Node Right
Post - after
Left, Right, node
Michael. From this point on, you're a hero for this. Thank you so much.
I like the way the subjects are presented. I miss a link to the previous and the next videos.
Ohmyjesus. You're a god. The fact that this vid doesn't have 7 billion upvotes is proof that not enough humans are nerds.
due why the hell those teachers teach it in a hard way while yours would take them 15 seconds!!!! I love you and as the one before me i will cry from happiness
Plain and simple, the visit thing is the clutch!
Finally a simple quick explanation! Bless
bro literally saved my life im cryin
Left visit right. I love you.
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Finally, a video that is actually helpful
thank you this was very easy to understand with your explanation
finally, someone who speaks actual English
Very clear explanation! Made it look easy, thank you!
Thank you. This video finally made it all click for me.
Holy molly.... you are toooo good instructor!!! thanks alot!!
easy to understand, great video!
thanks, mikey!
MY MAN REPLACED ROOT WITH VISIT AND I UNDERSTOOD EVERYTHING LOL
This video was so much help. Thank you so much.
좋은 아이디어 입니다~ dude
I agree! Thank you Michael Sambol. I love you
dude korean no way~
많은 도움이 되었습니다. Sambol 씨 앞으로도 좋은 영상 부탁드립니다
god bless you micheal
keep on making this animation dope shit for like balanced tree ....helpful thanks homie
Very clear explanation, thank you.
Bro , thanks a Lot man...really understood the concept. Love you loads.
keep going you are the best!
your work is amazing. Thank you!
Thank you!
I love you for this amazing tutorial video :)
Genius! Thaaank you for a great video sir
if anyone is confused, you can also think of in line traversal as printing the node only if the node has no left children.
Best Video Ever
Awesome explanation!
My savior
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Clear and concise explanation. Thanks a bunch!
finally its the video that i understand
this is genius. thank you
holy shit I understood It. Thank you very much
It was super clear ! Great work
Cheers man, wadda legend 😎
From the visual perspective "H" seams to be on the left but how does the computer knows that since its the only child of "I"
Very clear!
Wow, It's really helpful:))) now after watching many videos:|| finally I understand how it's work just in 3 min ,thank U very much >_
Hii
Wow amazing
Thanks buddy!
what's the pre-order traversal for the same tree?
Thank you so much.
You're welcome!
Nice video!
Thank you very much
Question: Why G is written first than H? :)
Link to the previous video please
perfect video
this isss sooooo geniousss
how does it know to return to a previous (parent) node?
u the goat
Gratitude!
why isn't H I G like the first one A then B?
this is COOL
Thank you!!!!
dam dude this shit is mad good
For fucks sake, this is what I was looking for, thanks a lot
nice video
how does it move back to b from a?
Loop loop did you figure it out ? I’m asking myself the same question
How is it G H I, not H,I,G?
Was wondering that too, I think visiting the node twice doesn't matter if you can go to the right of it instantly. The left side wasn't available for G so he could just mark it right away.
Thanks
Thank you!
Thnxxxxxxxx dude
MY MAN HELP ME TO FINISH MY DSA ASSIGNMENT
I must have some extreme autism, cause after 15 minutes of rewatching this video, i'm still lost.
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i want to kiss you
THANK YOU!!!!!!
This is not the way
Thank You ❤
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Thank you so much