Tortoise and Hare Algorithm | Floyd Cycle Detection Algorithm | Detailed Explanation | Geekific

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In this video we explain in detail and implement Floyd’s Cycle Detection Algorithm, also known as the Tortoise and Hare Algorithm.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Introduction
00:07 Defining the Problem
01:44 Floyd’s Cycle Detection Algorithm
03:09 Detecting a Cycle
03:27 Detecting the Cycle's Starting Node
05:23 Thanks for Watching!
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[@fastasFK03]

really helpful video bro, such a nice explanation and easy to understand.

[@manOfPlanetEarth]

Wow!👍🏼 It was again brief but very useful due to the meaning.
Short but not a joke: new details are delivered.

[@garimachawla775]

really helpful and useful😄😄

[@alem4019]

Great explanation, good job!!!🦾

[@unanimous8510]

Very nice!

[@manOfPlanetEarth]

As for 5:20, you know my thoughts and suggestions🤷‍♂️: bringing stuff (you did: DS) -> technical concepts (on the way (this playlist)) -> practice (problem solving). This is the basis. Basis, basis, basis. Mighty stress on basis. Bedrock is first. 90+% miss it.
But to whip up a freaking site - they are the first.
Basis with mild switching to system design, behavioral.
MAANG and Co do not care about spring, docker, K8s and kafka skills. They care about foundation and do right.

[@geekific]

Thank you! Will definitely take your feedback into consideration :)