MIT 6.00.1x: Problem Set 1 Walkthrough—Problem 2 (2020)

[semtex]

almost a year later and these vids are are still as useful as oxygen. top man, Thomas! can't thank you enough! <3

[ariffaisal]

Thanks a lot Thomas! Your videos definitely helped me to think more deeply, and look out for a solution.

Cheers!

[tuki]

Students don't want to get the answers, we want walkthroughs so we can know 'how' to figure it out and learn more about the thinking process. I was stuck but this has been so useful I didn't need to see the whole video in order to solve the problem. I really appreciate this kind of material is part of the course, thank you!!

[Chicagangbang]

Thank you for this walkthrough! It is really helpful. I like how you give us a framework of knowledge to solve the problem and not showing us the solution to it. As other people mentioned, it gave me the correct mindset to solve this problem. Looking forward for the other videos as I progress through the course

[mars_domination]

Doing the course this year and this is a life saver thank you I love it

[shobhitsarkar]

This video is a lifesaver for someone who is just starting out.Thank you !

[joshuanorris]

These have been invaluable for the course. Much appreciated you are a legend!

[adityacapte]

Hey, thank you so much! This is my first ever programming course and I've no prior experience, and this video is just what I needed!

[abdulrazaqbature]

Tom! it was a wonderful experience to watch your video, a kind of good helpful to me, i was stuck for almost two days. i was able to solve the problem set 2 by watching your video only once. thank you, thank you

[nathanrosiejka]

Thanks for such a great combo of simplicity, quality sound, quality video, and length!

[johnison]

Thanks Thomas! This provide much needed clarity for me and I found it extremely helpful to put me in the correct *mindset* to approach solving the problem.

[alienkitty__]

I was expecting this video to be a walkthrough of the actual answer, but instead, relevant concepts for solving this problem were provided. This was extremely helpful and I felt that I actually understood it because I used this hints towards solving the problem myself. Thank you so much !

[fernandopellegrini]

, saved my ass my head was exploding, after watching your video I got in 30 min

[austins.]

within the first two minutes of this video I was able to solve the problem. Thanks!

[Tae_Grixis]

Unfortunately I just didn't get it. No matter how many times I watched this video, I couldn't seem to figure out what piece of code I was missing from what I had made. I feel like I've been scouring the seas for some food, seeking a giant whale when a small fish swims right by me and I'm entirely oblivious.

[JoycePinto]

I have watched this six times and nothing. I am well and truly stuck. Will get the eventually tho, and it will taste sweet! EDIT I DID

[blackk]

Thank you!
REALLY! it took me the whole day thinking about the answer :')

[Michael-lbhh]

Man I just can't figure it out. Right now I am here:
count = 0
for i in range (len(s)):
if (s[i:i+3]) = "bob"
count += 1
print ("Number of times bob occurs is: " + str(count))

its says that line 3 has a syntax but I just don't know how to make it so there is no syntax. Help please!

[killaraiz]

THANK YOU SO MUCH this has been really really help I was struggling but this has helped clear things up a lot.

[TheNymrn]

This video was absolutely awesome!! I was at first afraid you were going to give the answer but was very happy to see that you just give guidance. The thrill of getting to the answer myself is awesome and after about half way through video it clicked in my head, so I pause video and voila, correct answer! If you could of heard the yell of "YES!" lol. Thanks for the support and guidance!