I find a method for printing the list to be useful as well def printliste(self): answer = "" this_node = self.root while this_node: answer += str( this_node.get_data() ) + "-->" this_node = this_node.get_next() print( answer[:-3] ) return None

Thanks! I think line 31 needs to be self.root = this_node.get_next()

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I was in quest of some easy to understand learning tutorial and finally got it. Thanks Joe.

Best video on KZbin!

I come from other python tutorial on KZbin straight away practice on coding. However when I try to do a small project for myself. I found myself missing quite some functions and methods. So, at this stage, I found this video particularly useful.

The only video i refer to always...❤

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Just wanted to say, thank you so much for your Python work. Few explain it as well and at this level.

very useful video as I was doing practice using google.colaboratory

Thank you. Thank you so much, great sir.

It is excellent ..weldone.. thanks ..

love how it's 9 yrs ago and so simple and good

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omg finaly an answer thats easy to uder stand

Excellent video!

does the other system stay on the computer when u remove the usb drive?

This is very good way of explaining it - Many thanks.

Great video, but i don't really understand why do we need to create a 2D array storing the value of each pixel, since we do not really reuse them and the "for loop" pretty much does the job.

😭 2015 was 9 years agooo time fliess

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For the insert, why didn't 12 go under 11 on the left side?

Great video! Just commenting so that the algorithm thinks that Google can make more money on this video because people liked it and therefore recommend the video to a broader audience!

this goes crazy on 2x speed and im not joking

Really really good video! 🙏🏻

How can this exact thing be done with the index not by the name of the column?

radix function is returning the list already sorted, so it's not necessary to assign to the same variable. I mean: A = radix(A, n) can be just radix(A, n)

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Thank you for a clean explanation :)

num=(1) pi=(1) for index in range(100000000): pi=(pi*(((num+1)/num))*(((num+1)/(num+2)))) num=(num+2) pass print(pi*2)

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idk if im reading this wrong, but the remove function, wouldn't it just remove it from the linked list, not memory, meaning after a while youd have a bunch of useless nodes in memory

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21:54 df1['2004'] not working for me, i have to change it into df1[df1.index.year == 2004]

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you are a really good teacher!

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Not to be racist, but the American accent never sounded so good. Thank you!

Very good Joe, appreciate you video and clicked thumb up