hello, I loved your video and I would like to know how you do the animations of the arrangements and such, what kind of tools and/or technologies do you use?
The first 30 seconds of this video is epic and is all is really needed the second half really just complicates things and doesn't explain anything.. I would have been more likely to click on this video if it was only a 1 minute video I went and searching for a different videos before watching this because it was so long.. I'm glad I came back because you explained it very well, articulated it in a way that I was unable to when trying to explain this to a friend I just wish the video would have stopped after 30 seconds or so. Either way thank you for posting
Actually, that first example is an oversimplification to give the viewer a general understanding of the algorithm. That example alone isn’t enough to fully understand the algorithm which is why I progress the explanation by increasing the difficulty of the following example. Merge sort is a textbook example of divide and conquer. I’d question any video that attempts to teach divide and conquer without ever bringing up merge sort. If you can’t understand merge sort, you don’t understand the algorithm regardless of if the first example was intuitive for you or not. Also, if you are skipping a 3 minute video because it’s more than 1 minute, you’re likely not in the market to understand the algorithms deeply. This series is geared towards actually learning the algorithms deeply. I don’t compromise teaching quality for clicks. That’s why there’s so much trash educational content on CZcams now. But I actually do appreciate the feedback. Always good to understand the nuances in what people search for.
@@kantancoding I will give you to you brother. That is one of the most mature and complete -- comprehensive, understandable, and level headed replies to a short sided comment that I have ever seen on CZcams.. Kudos my friend. I stand corrected. You are a great asset to this platform and I offer my sincere apology and great regard for your contribution to the audience here. Thank you for the upload. Keep coming my brother. GOD BLESS!!
Beautifully animated video, great explanation and delivery, thank you!
Very clear overview of how merge sort works , thank you so much
No problem! Thanks for watching 🙂
Thank you for the visualisation, good sir.
You’re very welcome 😊
simple and efficient, thanks brother.
Happy to help!
Very good explanation. I’m currently doing my A-Levels and this helped me!
Thank you! I’m sure you’ll do great 😊
@@kantancoding thank you!
Very good explanation , thank you
Happy to help! ☺️
Thanks I appreciate this
Thank you! I’m happy to help
hello, I loved your video and I would like to know how you do the animations of the arrangements and such, what kind of tools and/or technologies do you use?
Hey thank you! I’m glad you liked it. For this video I use manim/python
Cool vid, very well done.
Thank you 🙂
Amazing video! can you please tell me which program you use to make these illustrations, they are fantastic!
Thank you and sure, it's called manim
This is probably crazy!😎
thanks, this was mentioned in money heist
😂 no problem
Now..... give each of those boxes a personality. Nevermind.....I won't go there. I know who owns this popular video platform we all use.
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Wait a second this is a quick sort
Yes, quicksort is based on divide and conquer ☺️
what is the space complexity of merge sort?
It depends on the implementation but the simple answer is O(n)
average time complexity of merge sort is O(nlogn)
The first 30 seconds of this video is epic and is all is really needed the second half really just complicates things and doesn't explain anything.. I would have been more likely to click on this video if it was only a 1 minute video I went and searching for a different videos before watching this because it was so long.. I'm glad I came back because you explained it very well, articulated it in a way that I was unable to when trying to explain this to a friend I just wish the video would have stopped after 30 seconds or so. Either way thank you for posting
Actually, that first example is an oversimplification to give the viewer a general understanding of the algorithm.
That example alone isn’t enough to fully understand the algorithm which is why I progress the explanation by increasing the difficulty of the following example.
Merge sort is a textbook example of divide and conquer. I’d question any video that attempts to teach divide and conquer without ever bringing up merge sort.
If you can’t understand merge sort, you don’t understand the algorithm regardless of if the first example was intuitive for you or not.
Also, if you are skipping a 3 minute video because it’s more than 1 minute, you’re likely not in the market to understand the algorithms deeply. This series is geared towards actually learning the algorithms deeply.
I don’t compromise teaching quality for clicks. That’s why there’s so much trash educational content on CZcams now.
But I actually do appreciate the feedback. Always good to understand the nuances in what people search for.
@@kantancoding I will give you to you brother. That is one of the most mature and complete -- comprehensive, understandable, and level headed replies to a short sided comment that I have ever seen on CZcams.. Kudos my friend. I stand corrected. You are a great asset to this platform and I offer my sincere apology and great regard for your contribution to the audience here. Thank you for the upload. Keep coming my brother. GOD BLESS!!