Add Binary (LeetCode) | Adding Binary Numbers as Strings Explained

[@khushijain8146]

This is one of the best videos for this problem's solution. I loved the explanation.

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[@jimmyopot1972]

I didn't study CS on campus, thanks for helping me understand how binary works.

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[@poojasugandhi6295]

Literally best video, I checked many but liked your video explanation "the best".

[@JyotinderSingh]

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[@melanieprevot4926]

This is indeed the clearest explanation! Thank you!

[@kajalgoyal7062]

Easiest Explanation found!! Thanks

[@6112arjun]

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[@technologicalvivek7510]

Very nice explanation brother

[@laisdeghaide9853]

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[@JyotinderSingh]

I'm so glad to hear that! I'll definitely try to squeeze in a couple more videos onto the channel by then! Best of luck!

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[@amirkazi]

Excellent explanation.

[@jagrutitiwari2551]

Amazing video. Keep going.

[@teeshadembla6920]

amazing explanation!!!

[@tarunbehera934]

why "i--" and "j--" are decremented inside the array 'a' and 'b' and Not just before the ending of the while loop??

[@harsimrankaur9566]

Well explained!

[@JyotinderSingh]

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[@anands3119]

Very useful....'

[@gta6515]

Hi, could you please tell why have you took i and j as a.size()-1 and b.size()-1 respectively, shouldn't their values be a.size() and b.size() . As indexing if string starts from 1 and not 0 . Could you please clear this?

[@JyotinderSingh]

i and j refer to the total number of traversable elements in each of the strings. As you see we start inside the while loop from the rightmost index of each of the strings. Had the value of i or j been a.size() and b.size() respectively - it would have led to an index out of bounds exception, since the last element of the string is at position (size - 1)

[@devbhattacharya153]

Thanks sir a lot for helping!!!

[@20-213K.abhilasha]

we cannot use it as a[i] & b[j] it is not an array

[@studentsheaven-d8v]

love from PAKISTAN.

[@mohitvashisth2933]

ascii 1 is represent as 49 not 31

[@awful999]

0x31 in hex is ascii 1

[@abelyohannes2226]

Bro can u help me out on a lil code its for school project please just hint bro