When I don't understand some concept, my first step would be to look for your video. Your way of break up a problem into pieces is way ahead of top educational youtubers. I appreciate your time for developing these videos.
Sir, you explain things really well! You genuinely wish that students understand the concept thoroughly by listening to your lectures, that intent is clearly being reflected by your way of teaching. God bless you.
Bro. I really appreciate you for this video. You have made it very clear and elaborated enough. This explains that your own concepts are very much clear. Keep up the good work.
Hello Sir. Thank you for this awesome explanation. You are a very good Professor. Please can you make a course on the Betweenness centrality? Or if ever you have already made one, can you tell me in which of your videos to find it ?
@Vivekanand Khyade - Algorithm Every Day Hi, could you post the next video of this one with the code explanation? You explain so well. It's sad that you stopped posting videos.
Good Job!! I reached this video after checking two other videos which had much higher number of views but they started with a very bookish language which is hard to understand. I found your video much simpler to understand. Few suggestions though : 1) Please give a short summary of such complex algo at the end. 2) To keep the video shorter, you may take slightly smaller graphs, or skip ( or fast forward) the repeated steps (in this video finding low value of each node).
that was his error, which doesn't affect the "low( b )" result though, since there is another "1" that covered up this error for minimum calculation. He rushed a bit, could be too tired for such long video recording :) forgivable ...
Loved the explanation but why would Amazon ask such a question which clearly doesn't test a student's ability to solve the problem. If you haven't seen this problem you can't solve it.
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When I don't understand some concept, my first step would be to look for your video. Your way of break up a problem into pieces is way ahead of top educational youtubers. I appreciate your time for developing these videos.
never stop teaching man!!!! you are a great teacher
Sir, you explain things really well! You genuinely wish that students understand the concept thoroughly by listening to your lectures, that intent is clearly being reflected by your way of teaching. God bless you.
The Best video for Articulation Point
Sir, i started my DS with your lectures. The simplicity in your lectures ❤️.
Nobody explained this topic like you sir ..Thank you sir
Bro. I really appreciate you for this video. You have made it very clear and elaborated enough. This explains that your own concepts are very much clear. Keep up the good work.
finally understood back edges, after watching so many videos, thanks a lot sir!
ek-dum no.1 kamal explanation
Sir you are the source of inspiration for me. Without you I wont have passed maths in IIT. REALLY MISS YOU SIR 🙏🙏🙏🙏
What happened for sir
great explanation, didn't find such video on youtube
this is the best video of this topic. Thanks!
Very Underrated Channel. Thanks.
My God, you are a talented teacher!
the way you explained for low values simply superb bro
Hello Sir. Thank you for this awesome explanation. You are a very good Professor. Please can you make a course on the Betweenness centrality? Or if ever you have already made one, can you tell me in which of your videos to find it ?
Excellent explanation.... Kindly put video explaining algorithm of biconnected components
@Vivekanand Khyade - Algorithm Every Day Hi, could you post the next video of this one with the code explanation? You explain so well. It's sad that you stopped posting videos.
great explanation as usual, thank you!!
Fantastic explanation and detail.
Good Job!!
I reached this video after checking two other videos which had much higher number of views but they started with a very bookish language which is hard to understand.
I found your video much simpler to understand.
Few suggestions though :
1) Please give a short summary of such complex algo at the end.
2) To keep the video shorter, you may take slightly smaller graphs, or skip ( or fast forward) the repeated steps (in this video finding low value of each node).
Way better than videos having 100,000 views on them. Keep up the good work !!
That explanation was terrific. Please keep making these videos.
Perfect explanation!
thank you so much sir for this video it was really helpful
Very good teaching sir
thanks for the hard work.🙏🙏
Thanks a lot for your wonderful lectures
You make it pretty clear for students! Keep it up!
Rather than the reverse order can we take in post order??
11:27-13:39
back edge
13:42
find low value
14:52-17:23
the formula of low value
Thank you so much ...plz make a video abt isomorphism
Best Sir.
Finally understood the concept
Thank u sir
Very helpful. Seriously Sir . Thanks a lot :)
What if there are more then 1 backedge at any certain point while calculating the low from formula.
Thank you sir..
top class explanation...
how will be the code of back edge?
sir where is the program tutorial for articulation point??? I want to watch that tutorial.
Sir can you please release a video for the program for Articulation point ?
Low value of b is 1 while calculating the low value of a you have written by mistake as 2 but the fact is answer is still correct 💯
Legend!
nice video, why stopped creating videos :(
Thank you
best explanation of the algorithm!
at 30:24 low value of b is 1 but you put 2 ...how???
I curious the same thing as well.
that was his error, which doesn't affect the "low( b )" result though, since there is another "1" that covered up this error for minimum calculation. He rushed a bit, could be too tired for such long video recording :)
forgivable ...
nice sir
Sir plz make video on Quick sort
Pls prove the theorem: pt that an acyclic digraph has atleast one pt of out degree zero
30:13 low value of b is 1 sir not 2
Sir expecting ♥️
Low value for a 1,2, - but it is 1,1,- which one.
Phew...! Some algo that is...
👏👏👏👌
Loved the explanation but why would Amazon ask such a question which clearly doesn't test a student's ability to solve the problem. If you haven't seen this problem you can't solve it.
watch at 1.5x speed, thank me later !!