Concepts of Heap | Understanding heap

[@agileprogramming7463]

Feels great to be back on TECH DOSE after so long. Aweeesome content as always !!!

[@techdose4u]

Welcome back :)

[@Somethingsomethinglol]

Bro - This is easily the best DS&A channel I have come across. Much better than courses I've paid for. Thank you! (if there was a max heap of all the DS&A channels, yours would be the root - nomsayin?)

[@glenfernandes5248]

Haha, nice one!

[@cocoarecords]

love this you should make it a series for some data structures!

[@techdose4u]

Making them

[@johnpaulpineda9821]

Your explanation is a very big help to me. You made it easy for me to understand the concept of Heap. Thanks a lot!

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@mdtausifahmed6205]

it is wonderful your an underrated guy

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[@DineshSharma-pp3ox]

This is very very helpful video helps a lot Thanks 😊

[@gokulnath_n]

Clearly understood ✨....need a series for all ds

[@techdose4u]

Sure

[@garvitsharma6401]

+1

[@DineshSharma-pp3ox]

Please be continued for every topic

[@aadarshsingh2265]

Quick and easy explanation

[@kholiyamails1257]

bro you are amazing i am just starting to learn i wish i will be able to write high level heap optimized code by your videos .

[@shubhiVerma_]

You explained it so so well.... Thank you.. 😊😊😊😊

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@shreelakshmi6890]

Very clear video..Thanks!

[@techdose4u]

Welcome :)

[@ashwani6360]

if level starts with zero, then we can say that no. of nodes should be 2^n, where n is the level

[@prosenjitghosh2218]

Very good explanation

[@kunalsoni7681]

Thank you so much sir for making this ❤️😊

[@techdose4u]

Welcome

[@kasyapdharanikota8570]

thank you very much , very helpful series .

[@sarthakbhatnagar261]

awesome explanation bro....

[@songs-pu9bq]

Excellent bro

[@techdose4u]

Thanks 😊

[@protyaybanerjee5051]

Every Perfect BT is a Complete BT, but not all Complete BT are Perfect BT. Is the understanding correct ?

[@syedmdharris8814]

Thanks buddy , Concept was explained clearly! , Waiting to see how to implement

[@techdose4u]

Sure :) stay tuned

[@justonegoodtrade]

thank you so much !

[@techdose4u]

Welcome 😊

[@DRK_one_day_vlogs]

Sir the tress u drawn in explanation of min and max are binary tress but it not follows binary tree properties as bcz 100,300,10 in min heap example is left side of root 1 which is not a property of binary tress as presents right side

[@sumitshokeen4065]

Even I have the same doubt.

[@joshuaking1502]

Doubt the max example.

[@kunalsoni7681]

Amazing video 😍☺️😊❤️

[@techdose4u]

Thanks

[@swethagowda6708]

which editor are you using to explain?

[@famueduyou]

Is almost perfect binary tree is similar to valid AVL? At least when considering the first condition mentioned at 2:40, which sounds like a balance factor of max -1,0,+1 in AVL.

[@abolfazlshahidi1360]

perfect

[@YoDempsey]

It's very misleading to say an "almost-complete binary tree" is a "complete binary tree." You should use the terms "full" and "complete," like everyone else does.

[@E__ShameemahamedS-bx2ed]

Thanks

[@techdose4u]

Welcome

[@sakshamp4488]

tysm sir . :)

[@hemsagarpatel8992]

HI sir , do u have any end 2 end course anywhere like udemy or anywhere???

[@techdose4u]

I am creating that end to end course on KZbin. Currently, I am doing heap. DP and Graph are over. I will make all the topic videos one by one.

[@protyaybanerjee5051]

Which software do you use to whiteboard ?

[@prashuchaudhry]

difference between almost complete and complete tree not cleared properly, kinda same concept for both.

[@mihirmodi1936]

Almost Complete Binary Tree: All the leave nodes must be in (last + second last level). [IF: all leave node are on last level then it is not almost complete binary tree] [perfect binary tree can't be almost complete binary tree and vice versa]. Complete Binary Tree: All the leave node can be in (last level) or (last + second last level). [perfect binary tree is always complete binary tree]

[@anshumansharma4580]

Sir, What is the difference between almost complete binary tree and complete binary tree?

[@hacker3191000]

Nothing. They're the same thing.

[@kcvinu]

Explanation is very good but I get distracted by the ugly hand writing. Sorry for that.

[@techdose4u]

I know. No worries. Thanks ☺️

[@srijajulakanti6742]

Where is code link ?

[@techdose4u]

In subsequent videos where I have shown heap implementation, you will find the code link.

[@shivcharansinghrawat4224]

G.O.A.T - G.O.A.T - G.O.A.T

[@vishwassahu]

mu nhi lagana tha...

[@techdose4u]

I will surely take everyone's feedback on this.