Leetcode 975. Odd Even Jump Detailed Explanation + Coding (Python)

[@algorithmssimplified1563]

this is my first ever youtube video, so any feedback / suggestions are invited. Which question should i explain in next week's video?

[@igowtham90]

One suggestion is you could save some time by pasting the content and explaining instead of writing and explaining

[@algorithmssimplified1563]

@@igowtham90 I agree. Thanks for your insight. I think pasting the content is easier for me too.

[@johnstephen8041]

You did very well in explaining the hard problem slowly, even a beginner can understand! One suggestion provide the link for the code.

[@hangchen]

This is hands down by far the best explanation of this question I can find on KZbin! Don't be scared about its one hour-long content. If you are really struggling with this question, this one hour is worth your investment, otherwise you may find yourself jump around among other videos and posts and end up spending more than one hour and are still confused. This one-hour is purely all useful content for sure. Thank you for this easy to follow illustration of the problem. I hope you were my Computer Science teacher!

[@akhil_dh_]

thankyou for making the solution so through, such that hard problem sounds like easy once you've went through the explanation :)

[@DalonLobo]

One of the best videos on this problem. I love the handwritten stuff, very well articulated and color coded. I watched it on 1.5x speed (Suggestion for anyone thinking this video is at slower rate). Great work! and thanks for sharing!

[@algorithmssimplified1563]

i'm glad it was useful!

[@igowtham90]

Great explanation! Stumbled upon your video after 4-5 videos for this problem and yours was the best. Look forward to seeing more videos!

[@algorithmssimplified1563]

glad it was helpful!

[@rollercoasterer]

Very high quality video! Great work.

[@nictheregulardude]

Great explanation, was able to code the solution just from your explanation alone without seeing your solution. Great Job!

[@rexsalezar4603]

Thank you for creating such a detailed video!

[@devictr]

Very clear, thank you! I loved that your English is very legible and the sound quality is great

[@algorithmssimplified1563]

Thank you! 😃

[@romilnujella]

best explanation on this question

[@Dholi1]

Thank you! I'm just starting to interview prep and this helped a lot.

[@suvrobanerjee2399]

Thank you for such a detailed explanation. Keep posting more. Thank you.

[@BBRR442]

excruciating detail haha thanks for the help with this !

[@Mamtagoyal27]

Nicely explained.

[@Dr7769]

thank you for the explanation!

[@chriswolf4715]

Thank you for making this video. It was very informative and has been very helpful :)

[@Indian73641]

Very good explanation

[@mohammadusman9975]

Thank you so much for this!

[@SasukeUchiha0330]

Great video!

[@ongfawakhet7530]

Thank you for this explanation.

[@vatssv3006]

Great, great video. Really helpfully and very nicely explained. Was just a tiny bit slow as you were writing so sped it up a little but kudos to how detailed it was. It's a question that would be hard to explain in terms of why certain things work in the algorithm.

[@algorithmssimplified1563]

Glad it was helpful! I'll speed it up a little by writing things in advance in future videos.

[@abba4055]

Thanks. For explaining! Good video

[@algorithmssimplified1563]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@GunalanDeivaganpathy]

WOAH WHAT AN EXPLANATION

[@SiddharthKulkarniN]

I am interested in looking at the brute force code.

[@tenzin8773]

Amazing explanation! But if i'm asked this question during an interview I am cooked :(

[@pranavcv9112]

How is the stack approach more efficient? In a worst-case scenario wouldn't it also have a time complexity of O(n^2)? Because we might have to compare an index to every other element in the stack (n operations).

[@MinhNguyen-lz1pg]

feel like if GG give you this question for OA, they want you to fail. Great explanation tho considered there are only a handful of channels solving this hard question.

[@agnesakne4409]

And now you work at google or what?