Performance & Efficiency (Think Like a Programmer)

In this episode, I'm providing some perspective on performance and efficiency for new programmers. This video references the problem in my other video at • Puzzles & Programming ... . If you haven't watched that one yet, you may want to start there first.
Your comments and suggestions for future videos are welcome.
"Think Like a Programmer" is a book I've written to help programmers with problem solving. If you've found that you are able to read programs and understand programming language syntax but aren't always confident writing programs from scratch, my book may be able to help.
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[@vantonspraul]

Hello everyone. I know it's been a while since I posted a video, but I've got several in the works. This one is about performance and efficiency, a little bit of perspective for new programmers. If there's interest in this subject, I could do another video on how to work out the efficiency of code, which is the kind of thing that looks mysterious and math-heavy on the outside, but in most cases can be explained in a straightforward way.

[@AsaZupirio]

Please do.

[@vantonspraul]

All right, here it is: czcams.com/video/e6UZ2kzmmdA/video.html

[@NeelSandellISAWESOME]

The difference between performance and efficiency is really cool.

[@kevintran6102]

I have a lot of motivation when watching your videos.

[@patricksile]

Thanks to you Sir.

[@nikolapolov8067]

great !

[@patricksile]

Very helpful...

[@patricksile]

Thanks very much to you M
Sir.

[@ankitaharwal5886]

The pauses between audio make audio hard to grasp

[@DaleBasye]

T^hanz