Algorithm Sliding Window - Dynamic Version

[@Hero-Log]

best explanation I found on youtube Animation helped me a lot to understand it easily Thanks for the vdo

[@arnavkadam4552]

best explaination on dynamic sliding window appproach till now I found on youtube

[@skillkrio]

Hey i wanna give a tight hug to you. 3 days i was trying to learn this concept understood the static window but couldn't get understand how dynamic window. I don't know the term dynamic but conceptually i am trying to increase the windows size until my desired result comes. But dont' know how to implement it . Thank you for taking your time and explaining the entire concept slowly without any rush. Please continue your video either c++ or java. It is widely used in dsa . I had solved 3 problem on my own after your video . You are a life saver Man.

[@ffsnewboi9919]

Keep the videos coming! Loved it

[@primalwarlord]

Nice explaination.. Loved it

[@adeleyejeremiah4059]

Honestly, you have done a good job to this dynamic sliding window than other videos I have watched in the time past. I have also struggled to understand the concept of dynamic sliding window but I got more confused each time I visit a video on it and now you have made it look like it is a piece of cake. thank you for this gesture. However, You didn't calculate big O notation of the approach you used in 19:18 because I can see while loop within a for loop which is appearing to me as O of N square, I will like clarification on that.

[@uncannyresemblance]

Awesome explanation 👏👏

[@sundayndu]

Nice visualization of sliding window technique, infact one of the best out there. However, I don't think you are meant to reassign the answer [and = min(and, r - l +1) in the while loop. It should be done outside the while loop to also consider answers in situations that matches the condition(sum< S). We got away with it in this case because, the algorithm is asking for the smallest subarray.

[@hatefraheeme4020]

Great explanation bro.

[@chanduiit42]

Wonderful explanation...can you explain the correctness of this approach..as in how does this dynamic sliding window ensure that all the subarrays are seen and calculated? Thanks in advance.

[@CursiveThoughts]

3:14 isn't the sum of those three equal to 12?

[@jamjam3448]

thanks very much

[@waqasshoukat7792]

Good Attempt

[@qwertyqwerty-si8nn]

Kindly verify my solution in python: import math arr = [5,2,8,10,5,7,2,9] S = 15 lst = [] length = math.inf end = 0 for i in range(len(arr)): if sum(lst) >=S: length = min(length, len(lst)) lst.pop(0) else: lst.append(arr[end]) end+=1 print(length)