Graph Representation part 02 - Adjacency Matrix

[@orpheusesprit]

Thank you so much for this. I'm sorry about the loss of your friend. Obviously his loss is a loss to the entire programming community. Your videos have helped me so much.

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It has been 5 years 🌝

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@@vengalrao577210 years this year. harsha, RIP forever. :(

[@AkshayAradhya]

Btw those of you who are saying that the person who speaks in the video died, its not true. The narrator is Animesh Nayan. The person who passed away is Harsha S, he is only the co-founder of this channel and not the content creator. That being said, RIP Harsha S. India's best competitive programmer

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Guys guys! PLEASE STOP THIS NONSENSE! Harsha who is *no more* is not the one talking in the video. Harsha was mostly working on the website part and also a genius in programming. The one who made most of the videos in Animesh Nayan who is still alive and working for Google apparently. Animesh is probably busy with his day job, he is a father now and may be isn't finding time to make new videos. I still wish he completes the series. Long live Animesh! You are like a programming god for us.

[@satadhi]

what are u talking about ?

[@tomasz-rozanski]

One more thing: Facebook post about Harsha's death is from June 2014; this video was published in February 2015. You guys learn how to use pointers but can't grasp a concept of chronology? That doesn't compile.

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[@reyou7]

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[@841ONUR]

did he die ?

[@reyou7]

olen anlatan degil galiba kanalin kurucularindan bro. RIP.

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[@mohiths2065]

Did you crack it?

[@unknownman1]

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[@freddiememer]

Honestly, these are amazing tutorials. You take your time to explain and you have great visuals to match. The only complaint I have is that you don't upload videos more often!

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I can't thank you enough to putting things so simply, you are the best. Please don't stop hear.

[@jvnmcakok]

+sonam thote , sorry for being a grammar nazi, but it is 'here' not 'hear'

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[@harshharwani]

One of the best video series on data structures i have ever seen..!! I was able to learn a lot and clear my understanding about a lot of concepts because of various videos.! Thanks a lot and i hope you keep uploading more videos on Graphs and also topics such as Red Black Trees and AVL Trees.!

[@sourabhsharma2746]

finally my search ended. 🙏 you guys are really gems to programming community..

[@LamNguyen-nm1fq]

Thanks for saving my life! I have a test this week and now I could understand what is actually a graph

[@yho12]

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+Luis Sepulveda he is no more live

[@ShivamKendre-fc3su]

one of the Great teacher in the world

[@DipeshKumarYadavDKY]

please upload tutorials as early as possible . You are the best

[@khikzzz]

Harsha, May you rest in peace. You were really a wonderful teacher. Learned a lot from you. May god bless you eternally. Thank you sir. For all the effort you gave to spread your knowledge.

[@nawal_tarek]

OMG I LOVE YOU!!! YOu made this so simple!!! Why are my University Doctors complicating this!!!! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!

[@adityaojha2701]

You are SUPERHERO to us. Love u Sir!

[@nevillelee6103]

This is an excellent explanation. Kudos!

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amazing videos there are no words,to thank u only because of your videos i am scoring excellent marks in my sem.....

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Great Man,What a professional explanation.Seriously your a programming god.Thank you for uploading.

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[@AkshayCJ47]

Please continue with the series. I am waiting for the next tutorials! :)

[@yunierperez2680]

These tutorial are excellent, it'll be great to have graph Adjacency list representation along with some graph algorithms.

[@ivandrofly]

Directed graphs vs undirected graph: Directed A-> B Undirected AB

[@siyam-e-nur3451]

This is a great series. I really like this series too much. But honestly you should be more often in uploading. There's huge gap between two videos. Plz be more often. Your lessons are amazing!

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Thanks for making this series! Really sad to hear. You'll live on with these tutorials through the people you've taught.

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The best tutorial ever.

[@viveksuman9600]

"Facebook has a billion users but I'm showing a few because I'm short of space." Lol

[@ridowanahmed1524]

It's the end of the lesson . Where is the tutorial of Adjacency List representation of Graph you're supposed to talk in the next lesson ?

[@maroben225]

+Ridowan Ahmed he died :/

[@jonathanbrouwer8795]

+marou benm : (

[@iots09]

Can't wait for the next one!

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These tutorials were really helpful, keep up the good work. I am waiting for next tutorial, hope to get that soon.

[@JamesBrodski]

Thank you so much for this great video. Excellent explanation!

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Thank you so much for the video. Please make more videos. You are videos are really helpful and easy to understand

[@sameermahabole737]

Good and no-nonsense videos.... but can you go ahead and complete the topic? I am looking forward to it.

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oh wow, This is amazing. This is what I learned it from discrete math class and you used it here.. !!!!

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one of the best videos we have on data structures !! cheers ;)

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Beautifully explained 👏🏼

[@maroben225]

i cant tell how grateful i am to you bro ...i didnt understand why u wouldnt complet the series...and i checked fb page ..and they annouce the death of Him ...a big loss for all student ...we lost a great teacher and a big programmer...may your soul rest in peace...thank you for these videos

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+marou benm holy shit, is he dead

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cihangir ' no!! he is alive.. now works at Google CA.

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[@SrajanSoni96]

Amazing videos....but sir please upload the remaining part asap....we are only depenedent on you reagarding DS..

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I will be waiting for more videos. Take your time but come back.

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These are some amazing videos ! I've learnt a lot from these.

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Great video. Looking forward to more such videos.

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waiting eagerly for your next tutorials

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Hey no pressure from me or everyone... We don't want to hurry you but just curious are you planning to add more videos to this data structure playlist?

[@shivamroy1775]

+Garry Harry His name was Harsha , he is no more , he died in a hit and run accident . I'm afraid this tutorial will never be completed .

[@hurlok]

+Shivam Roy damn! I'm sorry to hear that :( May I ask how you found out?

[@hurlok]

I see, thanks for letting us know.

[@jonathanbrouwer8795]

+Shivam Oh wow... that's awful! I've been watching these videos for the past week and they're amazing; Harsha was a wonderful teacher!

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thank you so much. your videos are like gems

[@thejusp4366]

Very helpful. Well explained.

[@sachinm5312]

Great video. Feedback here: There is an issue with the weighted graph adjacency matrix - its not symmetric across the diagonal for the last vertex (H). The (7,3) value is shown as 6 whereas it should be 11. Similarly (7,4) (7,5) and (7,6) are shown as 11 (instead of 9), 9 (instead of 4) and 4 (instead of 6) respectively

[@MetaMulligan]

I saw this too

[@gopalagarwal1995]

Sorry to hear about harsha.. :(Yes!!! You were a wonderful teacher!

[@kevinmackey3166]

Why no more videos? This has been a fantastic series and obviously very popular, so it seems strange that it simply stops so abruptly. I hope that everything is okay??

[@X37BEX]

Great work, great work. Looking forward to next

[@sachinkumarshetty]

Thank you :). your videos are so informative that one feels good after watching it. I could solve few problems related to it after watching your videos. It would be helpful if you could cover more topics on graph. Eagerly waiting for the next video.

[@mr-shady]

Can't wait for another video on graphs :).

[@atharvakodape7494]

He said "0.5 TB is the space we have on personal computers nowadays" in 2014 and it sounded a big deal. Within 4 years we had 2 TB quite frequently XD

[@josgraha]

great job, expertly described as usual. thank you.

[@VaibhavChauhan08]

Great as usual! Thanks!

[@raghav28489]

you are awesome good explaination! even the best prof in my 2nd year cannot explain this good :D

[@soheilf4673]

Please continue with these amazing tutorials! Thank you :)

[@chaitanyasaiganne]

Sir,Please upload the next lessons on Data Structures.I mean the lessons on Adjacency List.

[@AckshaeySingh]

There seems to be some confusion about what "Space" means in space complexity as you give an example of persistent disk storage. When we speak of space complexity it's not in terms of "disk storage" but "memory" - and to those yet uninitiated this can lead to big confusion going forward. It is true that personal computers can easily have ~ 2 TB of storage, but when you start talking about 2 TB of memory (RAM) - that's where the problem lies.

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he is talking about storing the information permanently. thats why he talked about hard disk. when u will process that data. only that time it will be copied into memory. good servers these days can have 256GB or 512GB of ram.

[@ksudipta21]

Very helpful videos. Can you please post the rest of the videos on Graph representation and traversal.

[@varunkrish8562]

Please correct me if i am wrong, but the values at the bottom row of the adjacency table are misplaced for No.- 7. Please let me know if I am understanding it wrong or if it's a mistake from the authors' side. Thank you.

[@AkshayCJ47]

Thank you! Was waiting for this.

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can you please make tutorials for whole c++ including class, and everything you can, because you are awesome.plz try what ever you can.

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[@ShivamSingh-jw8ey]

Hey Animesh! Great job man! Plaese make videos on some more topics like Algorithms, OS, Networking or ML/AI

[@kalravsharma178]

Sir very nice video,,i am very grateful to you ,,but sir make more videos on implementation of graph algorithms

[@mhuston955]

Facebook example for why adjacency matrix is impractical for most real-world graph representations is great.

[@ImmersiveDragon]

dropping some knowledge brother

[@535emon]

Just Awesome !! Liked , Subscribed and added to playlist, Waiting for Adjacency List matrix :) :3

[@ArpanPathak]

Please make some videos about hashing and collision

[@MariusSemeonOrtiz]

at 8:11 he talks about using a Hash table for the vertex list so you wouldn't have to linearly scan it to find an index given a vertex string name. I understand that you'd use Name-Index as Key-Value pairs: So, you could simply enter 'F' and it would return 5. My question is this: Once you obtain index 5 and consult the adjacency matrix at index 5 you find that index 5 is connected to 1 ('B') and 7 ('H'). But to find out that 1 = 'B' and 7 = 'H' wouldn't that be inefficient since you would have to scan your hash map using the values (i.e. the indeces) rather than keys (i.e. string names) ??

[@devanarayanj6689]

Why can't we use the keys(string names) of the B and the H to look for the indices in the hashmap? The search query will probably list their names as such wouldn't it?

[@jamesqiu6715]

precise, practical, perfect !!!

[@harishsingh1974]

Hello Sir thanks for your great videos , these are very helpful. Please upload video of "Convert simple matrix in spiral form "

[@paritoshkumar8995]

Sir Please uploads more videos on Data structures.

[@vishalchandran1512]

great videos! it would be even greater if you could be more frequent in uploading videos.

[@jaimingandhi1284]

mycodeschool can you please upload the next videos?

[@keyulshah3724]

Please upload video of Adjacency List. It is more important.

[@eyalpery8470]

Awesome vid

[@flvyu]

can you please do a video on Hashtables when you have a chance

[@shashwatsingh1706]

Upload speed from heaven is too low bro, rip in pepperoni

[@tushar6343]

Please keep uploading....;(

[@shashwatsingh1706]

he dead

[@ajcoo6249]

plz post further lessons on graphs

[@SathishBatsy]

as we know they couldnt continue tutorials anymore for unfortunate reason. anybody found a good tutorial videos for the remaining lessons on data structures. if u found please post on reply section!!!

[@TheMan.0010]

#google please let animesh some vacation so that he could make some videos

[@AnshumanKumar007]

He has been dead for a while. :'(

[@blasttrash]

Anshuman Kumar He is not. www.linkedin.com/in/animesh-nayan-0a330812/ His friend Harsha who was also part of code school died in 2014 in a car accident. yourstory.com/2014/06/techie-tuesdays-humblefool/

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Pata nhi achhe log itni jaldi kyun chale jate hain

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@@AnshumanKumar007 that's not him

[@programmeradi876]

Nice video

[@bjbacks6566]

hi sir...i like ur videos.....and ur doing a great job....there is no videos about al trees in mycodeschool.....so would you kindly make some videos on avl insertion deletion as it is very important for the exams...thank you

[@pkj6962]

09:22 why didn't he set the default value for non-exist edges as zero instead of infinity? I think zero is more intuitive.

[@adityasinghal1995]

weight can also be zero in some cases, I think ... it depends

[@shrutisawant3084]

amazing video's

[@raghav28489]

please keep uploading :(

[@afafore1]

this is awesome

[@ceezgeez1793]

can you do more vids on actual coding and making a graph in c++ please.. THANK YOU!

[@akilad.perera1447]

So sorry to hear.........

[@akhatarmourad8221]

can I know which tools you are using in your course ?

[@ahmedzahid8354]

Thanks

[@folksgames7047]

Thank you!

[@GokulRG]

Where's Adjacency list??

[@jonathanbrouwer8795]

+Gokul Rama Harsha, the guy who was making these videos, died in a hit and run : (

[@GokulRG]

Jonathan Brouwer what??? OMG

[@robinsiwach4163]

+Jonathan Brouwer Do you knew that guy??

[@jonathanbrouwer8795]

No. I really appreciated the channel so I looked into the people supporting it more. That's how I found out. His lessons are fantastic; it's a big loss.

[@asdfghjkl4735]

His name was Harsha Suryanaran, Humblefool on Topcoder. He was first redcoder in India. His prime aim was to educate India about codeing. So he rejected offer from google and created this channel. RIP. Link:- www.quora.com/Who-was-humblefool @Jonathan Brouwer

[@docakashdubey]

what topics need to be covered in order to complete this Topic 'Graphs in Data Structures' ? because there is no continuation after this video