I really like the way you explain. It's so detailed. There is a channel called "Anthony GG". It would be nice to see doing similar stuff, he creates real world stuff while explaining what he is doing. I think you could create your own projects in that style.
This is really good. I have seen many videos on this topic in TH-cam, they either lack visual explanation or not able to make the concepts clear. Please go head and create the number one content on data structures and algorithms using golang. You got me subscribed.
The animations really helped me wrap my head around Previoustodelete. Thanks a ton for your effort. Sharing is caring. Hope you keep posting more. you have a knack for making concepts tick.
Thanks for the feeback. I really appreciate it. More animation coming soon! I'm working on some animations that will be very different from a lot of the other content out there. Stay tuned!
Thanks a lot for watching. I'm glad you're finding the tutorials to be helpful. If you have suggestions for other topics or ideas on how to improve the videos feel free to let me know.
Here your printlist output is reversed which means the head pointed to the last node, hence the head is in the place of tail and the values gets added back to the head. Can you please do a video by adding nodes next to the head and with a ending tail.
Hey my dude, would be great to get a deeper more comprehensive course that goes from novice to competent algo course on Udemy that covers use cases and examples. I'd pay for a course if you made one :). With lots of exercises and quizzes..
Bruh ur life saver I'm literally learning liked list in golang toady and BIG O definitely needed concept
It is not easy to make this explanation simple and graphical. I really liked the video ! Thanks !
Do you plan on adding more videos for Go? Especially for Data Structures and Algorithms.
I can certainly do that. Are they any algorithms in particular that you'd like to see?
@@esoterictech preferably all of them if possible, I’d like to master them for the Go language.
@@JimRohn-u8c Understood. I'll see if I can find sometime to make more videos in the coming weeks
I really like the way you explain. It's so detailed. There is a channel called "Anthony GG". It would be nice to see doing similar stuff, he creates real world stuff while explaining what he is doing. I think you could create your own projects in that style.
This is something I need to get going for interviews.
Awesome, love to see it implemented in Golang. Hope you create more videos on DS & Algorithms!
Thanks, man it was awesome to see the series ....!please continue
Thanks for watching. I'm gald you liked the video. I will certainly continue to make more.
to be honest , thank you a lot for this tutorial , so useful and informative
Nice. I'm glad you found it helpful. Thank for watching!
This is really good. I have seen many videos on this topic in TH-cam, they either lack visual explanation or not able to make the concepts clear. Please go head and create the number one content on data structures and algorithms using golang. You got me subscribed.
Thank you very much for this video, concise and very helpful
The animations really helped me wrap my head around Previoustodelete. Thanks a ton for your effort. Sharing is caring. Hope you keep posting more. you have a knack for making concepts tick.
Thanks for the feeback. I really appreciate it. More animation coming soon! I'm working on some animations that will be very different from a lot of the other content out there. Stay tuned!
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You are the best
It is a really great tutorial. I learned a lot from this video. Thank you.
Thanks again and again for your Effort you helped me alot specially functions, Pointers and interfaces
Thanks a lot for watching. I'm glad you're finding the tutorials to be helpful. If you have suggestions for other topics or ideas on how to improve the videos feel free to let me know.
think you Awesome channel
Wow, you deserve much more subscriber
I'm glad you think so. Ill be posting many more videos in the near future. Hopefully the subscribers grow!
thank you for your work
No prob. Thanks for watching
That was great. What did you use to create the linked list graphics/animations showing the insertion and removal operations?
Hey Cecil, thanks for watching. I just used good ole fashion Powerpoint.
@@esoterictech Oh cool. Definitely not what I was expecting, lol.
just keep going, man! You are a life saver!
Thanks alot Nurlan. I'm glad you found the video to be helpful
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nice video!!!
Excelent video! Homework for the audience, what should be modified in deleteWithValue method to support deletion of all ocurrences of that value. ;)
Thanks for watching Juan!
Here your printlist output is reversed which means the head pointed to the last node, hence the head is in the place of tail and the values gets added back to the head. Can you please do a video by adding nodes next to the head and with a ending tail.
Thanks, waited a long for this series 😌
Could you tell me why did you use (l *linkedlist) after the func and what is the reason to use & before the newnode , l.head = &newNode ?
Hey my dude, would be great to get a deeper more comprehensive course that goes from novice to competent algo course on Udemy that covers use cases and examples. I'd pay for a course if you made one :). With lots of exercises and quizzes..
Yes. Thats def something I plan to do in the near future. Thanks for the suggestion and for watching.
Could you tell us which is your editor? :D
Please!!!
I use Goland. Thanks for watching!
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