Binary and Sequential Searching AP Computer Science

[@cloud5606]

wow, this is so clear and high quality. thank you so much. you deserve more views.

[@joehaas0]

Thanks so much!!

[@themarksmanxii7256]

Prepping for my AP CSP exam tomorrow. Thank you so much, this vid definitely helped!

[@joehaas0]

Thanks so much - glad it helped!

[@uglybozo]

what did u get on the exam

[@coffeecloves]

Awesome video, I can confirm this is helpful for college courses as well!

[@joehaas0]

Thanks so much for the great comment! Much appreciated!

[@joshuasun3954]

got a quiz over this tomorrow. Understand the code writing now. Thank you sir

[@josephhaas3360]

Glad it helped - thanks for watching!

[@warrenjaff7454]

Thanks so much! I'm in my first year of college and this video is very helpful

[@joehaas0]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

[@lm1lm2lm3]

Great explanation! In under 10 minutes even! Would have been nice with a true Java code example, but either way great explanation! Helped me alot!

[@umacan11]

Thanks so much!

[@zainabalmahal1366]

Thank you so much. Your explanation was so easy to understand.

[@josephhaas3360]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@alperen32]

A great help. Thanks!

[@joehaas0]

thanks so much for watching!

[@bihanduwanniarachchige8077]

This was the best explaination out there!

[@joehaas0]

Thanks so much!

[@izzayyyyy_]

sir, if l + r = 11, 11/2 = 5.5, so m = 5 or 6 (rounded 5.5)?

[@joehaas0]

In Java, integer division is truncated - so 5.5 becomes 5. Thanks for watching.

[@izzayyyyy_]

@@joehaas0 appreciate the response, sir 🙏🏻

[@quinoajones3888]

Good video and all, but what does any of this have to do with binary? 0s and 1s? No?

[@joehaas0]

Hi, thanks so much for watching. It is called a binary (meaning two) search because with each pass of the search the list is divided into two pieces.

[@lmnewbie]

besdt binary search video ever

[@joehaas0]

Wow! Thanks so much!