thanks for the video

Lectures on engineering that run in reverse 😂😂😂😂

Thanks useful for my java ocp 21 exam

These old black and white educational videos are the best. Extremely helpful!

just wow

Useful everyday. 💦

a wealth of information in this

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Really amazing. Thanks a lot, can't love this video more

Very good , exelent observation.but the most important one is where must focus on .( The thing that fly). On it all the observation...

Thoroughly enjoyed this gem, where did you find it? Thanks for uploading!! The presenters penmanship and oration is elite 🙌

I love you so much. I have been looking for how to do this for ages. I have an assignment due in 6 hours and this is so helpful

Very informative & practical.

FYI «Dim is short for the word Dimension and it allows you to declare variable names and their type»

Great Tutorial, thanks.

🥰Thank you for this insightful content!

Never said this before but.... what a beautiful study!

Thanks for this tutorial, you saved me so much time and learned a lot!

this video is from 2005????

I wish the rest were available!

This experiment demonstrates that the Earth is rotating and is not flat. The apparatus as stated has been constructed to ensure that any Coriolis force would be the dominant force. Because the water is rotating, then a Coriolis force is present and as there is no obvious Coriolis force being directly applied to the water, then it must be induced by a rotating Earth. Now as the water rotates counter clockwise in the Northern Hemisphere and clockwise in the Southern Hemisphere on a rotating Earth, then this means that the Earth can't be flat, as the water would have to rotate in the same direction if the Earth were flat, and it doesn't

This is the clearest explanation of STFT I have found so far

Very Nice Video.... I saw lot many tutorial, but fail to understand the concepts. Query: Is High degree polynomial has any relationship with features?

Thank you so much sir

Thank you it's worked forme

Should the power in dB not be from: 20*log_(10)(abs(X[m;k]))? Since power is equal to the magnitude^2? i.e. if you wanted to use 10log10, you'd need to include the power of 2 inside the logarithm: abs(X[m;k])^2

Underrated video

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What is the code python of STFT?

Excellent explanation

thanks

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This wasn't a tutorial. This was being read the documentation. Still useful, but mistitled.

This was amazing! Thank you for explaining event driven programming so thoroughly. I needed this.

How may I have access to your 500th video. I have checked the play list but could not get it.

it was so beautiful and realistic when your Boss had knocked your door.

now i m commenting in 2021 dont eat meat just look what is happening in this earth due to meat eating habbit of mankind ex: sars, bird flu, swine flu, covid19 who nows what will happen next.

How can i get the link for Java Programming Tutorial 40

May I correct you. actually you should have passed in this way nextInt(7) otherwise you would not get 6 as one of its random no output

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Fantastic lecture! Thanks!

very good explanation thanks

Thanks! Great explanation!

Excellent

Good Explanation

Thanks for explaining with an example, this video is GOLD

very good video! Would be nice if you upload missing module 3.2.

dim means "declare in memory"

2 the following canvas element is defined using HTML: 1 <canvas id ="can"> 2</canvas> You would like to create a JavaScipt variable canvas. 1 var canvas = ? What code goes to the right of the assignment operator (equals sign) in the order to get this element? Please answer me