Man Srsly. I've found what i was looking for very easy explanation. and now i can visualize what i was lacking before now i know what really is happeing Thanks.Bud

The explanation was amazing! thank you🥰

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for different size, the width of the row = (current size *4 -3). eg. when size =3, the width = 3*4-3 = 9/ when size = 5, the width = 5*4-3=17/ when size = 10, the width of the row = 10*4-3 =37.I don't know if i get this right?

I do not see this page when i login to codesignal

Hey there, I am really depressed with my performance in solving hackerrank problems. I can't make it. Pls help me and tell is it only me or every beginner face this😢😢😢.

Really nice, I was using the lambda function to call functions with other functions and arguments in them, but I didnt really understand what it meant. Thanks to your amazing content, Im understanding it better now

really, very fruitful😍❤

Hi! Your videos deserved much more views. I loved them, afer seeing a lot of others on the same subjects.

excellent! ques: do i need to us "as float" to get a better image? As in plt.imshow(predictions[i].astype("float32"), cmap="gray_r") ?

I think I've heard correctly!! You are creating some videos on regex, yaayyy 🎉🥳

Your hardwork will pay off🎉🎉. Keep it up. Your videos really helps.

hey Amir, I'm a pre-uni student from Singapore who is completely new to coding and your videos and Hackerrank solutions (Ive watched all 1-73) have been my sole source of information when learning python, and I just want to give a big thanks to you. Your explanations in every video are super clear and concise which allows the dumbest of users such as myself to understand very well and I just want to tell you that you do make a significant impact in people's coding journeys, as I can confidently say that I'm much better off after watching all your videos, keep up the good work!

Clear, Precise and effective. thank you

I still don't get why first input N is required when only a list of int would suffice

nicely explained brother leaving a sub and like

This guy is amazing 😍😍😍

Honestly, you are a very good teacher❤❤❤

Another "clearly explained" video Amir! Thank you!

you are the goat bro 🐐🐐🐐🐐

Great explanation , Can you please share you GitHub link

Thnks a lot for all your tutorials. It's a huge help. I tried to solve this on my own.. don't know it's corrct, but it worked def merge_the_tools(string, k): l=len(string) for i in range (0,l,k): a= (string[i:i+k]) str= '' for char in a: if char not in str: str+=char print(str) if __name__ == '__main__': string, k = input(), int(input()) merge_the_tools(string, k)

Greate video! But I think it can be done shorter like so. n = int(input()) # number of students m_idx = input().split().index('MARKS') # the index of the MARKS column total = sum([int(input().split()[m_idx]) for n in range(n)]) # total of all marks print(round(total/n, 2)) # averaging, and rounding What do you think?

thank you so much

Nicely explained Amir! Thank you!

Good Video - it looks like you need to change the description on the video it's showing the text for your Filter video.

Really like your explanations and approach to explaining the concepts. The code is large enough to read on screen 👍. Keep up the great work.

Hello, thank you for the lecture it has been amazing so far, but you didnt work on the Regex problem

really helpful.. thank you Amir 👍

bro make some videos on teaching languages bcz you are teaching in a detailed manner

Is hackerrank free?

Great explanation!

thank you

Continue on with this tutorial, its great, and do integrate some html/css learnings throughout. Thanks!

import matplotlib.image as mpimg Im5 = mpimg.imread("my Image.jpg") plt.imshow(im5) plt.show() It depends on the version of matplotlib.

I really enjoy watching and learning the way you approach all the problems. By the way, I am writing to know about you background? I mean which country are you from ?

I never saw any video still yet. Just you have solved in this way ❤❤❤.

Thanks ❤

Keep it up 🎉

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Thanks for the video!

That is the best coding lecture I have ever had. Thanks a million from Virginia

Thanks for making this video, Great explanation 👍

Thanks a lot sir. I really like the easy explanation that you offer.

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thank you

This is not only the solution, it shows every mental and practical step to get to the solution which is just amazing. Coming from a Java background, before this video I was always trying stuff, running the program and try to fix things. Here it shows how to make use of the scripting aspect of Python and how that makes the code "1st shot" writing very different but yet efficient.

Hi, so I tried solving this in HackeRank, keeping in mind about the case sensitivity I put the below code: def count_substring(string, sub_string): sub_string=sub_string.upper() string=string.upper() n=len(sub_string) count=0 for i in range(len(string)): if string[i:i+n] == sub_string[0:]: count+=1 return count if __name__ == '__main__': string = input().strip() sub_string = input().strip() count = count_substring(string, sub_string) print(count) in my jupitor notebook it executed well with no errors but for some reason i got 4 out of 9 tests wrong ! may i know why?

thank you