Please make a part 2 of this topic. Students at my school find your videos really easy to follow. We've managed to clear our concepts because of your beautifully explained videos. It would be amazing if you posted more content before the A-level exams. Thank you for being generous enough to share these videos for free.
@@TheCSClassroom 1) I have a good understanding of how to write pseudocode and Python code for all Abstract Data Types (ADTs) as they are well-explained in our textbooks. However, I struggle with questions that require me to analyze pre-existing code, such as how to implement a queue with two stacks or improve the structure of a given linked list. 2) Many of us also find it challenging to write Python code for Recursion. Papers 41 and 42 for 9618 contain questions on Recursion.
1. The Repeat + Until is correct observation. 2. He used "Counter = Counter + 2" when J is 1. The output needs to be odd values only. Example: 1 + 2 = 3, 3 + 2 = 5, and so on until J becomes 20.
You won't, unless the problem is impossible without a nested if statement (unlikely). It's just another way of solving problems with complex conditions.
PLEASE MAKE A PART TWO, IT WOULD REALLY REALLY HELP, coming from an a level student who loves your videos 😭
At 35:39, why are we initializing MaxTemp to FarenheitTemps [0]? Doesn't that array start with index 1?
Please make a part 2 of this topic. Students at my school find your videos really easy to follow. We've managed to clear our concepts because of your beautifully explained videos. It would be amazing if you posted more content before the A-level exams. Thank you for being generous enough to share these videos for free.
What would you like to see in a part 2?
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1) I have a good understanding of how to write pseudocode and Python code for all Abstract Data Types (ADTs) as they are well-explained in our textbooks. However, I struggle with questions that require me to analyze pre-existing code, such as how to implement a queue with two stacks or improve the structure of a given linked list.
2) Many of us also find it challenging to write Python code for Recursion. Papers 41 and 42 for 9618 contain questions on Recursion.
@@TheCSClassroom YES YES YES, is it out already, i didn't see it??
For repeat loop, isnt it REPEAT...UNTIL, and you used counter = counter +2 but you are outputting J.?
1. The Repeat + Until is correct observation.
2. He used "Counter = Counter + 2" when J is 1.
The output needs to be odd values only.
Example: 1 + 2 = 3, 3 + 2 = 5, and so on until J becomes 20.
please make a part 2. just going through the thought process and questions
Tysm! But will I get marked down if I didn't use a nested IF statement cuz it seems more professional to?
You won't, unless the problem is impossible without a nested if statement (unlikely). It's just another way of solving problems with complex conditions.
@@TheCSClassroom when will you be uploading part 2????
Sir which ide are you using please let me know
I exclusively use VS Code.
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Hi is there any reason why i cant join the discord? thanks
I closed down the Discord. It was getting a little out of control and I didn't have time to moderate it.
18:04 is persnal
Watching this to teach my professor
please make part 2
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Please make part 2
Volume is 4/3 * pi * radius cubed, you forgot to cube the radius in the first one
Thanks! I'll mention this error in the description.