Time Complexity of an Algorithm

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[shubhamagarwal]

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[icode]

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[mr.mechcoder]

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[lovelinux]

nailed it, Sir Simple and easy to understand :Dhanyawaad from Dublin Europe.

[shivatiwari]

I think i am on the right platform to start DS and Algo from scratch... keep it up sir

[mishra.pritam]

O(1) for left one and O(n) for right one

[MahakalBaba]

awesome way of explanation seems i m the right tutorial to deep dive with DS & algo. thanks Dinesh.

[jackblau]

Hey Dinesh! Awesome videos, is the playlist sorted in the correct order to learn DSA?

[dineshr]

Thanks a lot Dinesh Varyani. This has helped me a lot.

[tips]

Your way of explaining things is just magnificent.
Thank you very much.

But there's one thing l must suggest you to do, is to put tutorials in order by numbers. So, anyone can watch them sequentially without missing or going back the missed once, which was very annoying where to start watching and when l watch one tutorial as you go the implementation the code l face new other codes which l have been through. The only major problem is that the tutorials need to be numbered.

My sincere gratitude.

[nowyumysl]

Thank you for the video! Maybe it is not important but I think that the value is incorrect because you are using int (32bit), not long as a return values. The correct return value should be - 4999950000

[tejasmanjrekar]

sir, your teaching method is good and even you are explaining everything better than my college professors. but sir I would like to suggest to you this that is please talk without taking a pause in between because it breaks the link and is disturbing. rest your ds videos are awesome and I'm following these videos. thank you for providing these good videos.

[chiranjitdey]

Hi! great explanation. Can you tell me what that TimeComplexityDemo is?

[santhoshponnuru]

Date 12th June 2022, 5th video completed

[hiteshpandey]

Sir i am 3 year student and i want to prepare myself for interview questions in on campus but I started DSA from today onwards from your course so in 6 months I want to be a good coder in Java and DSA with Java so in 6 months can i be able to do this

[utkarshyadav]

Bhai starting se code likh ke batana chahiye tha

[lostingalaxy]

iske pahle kisine aasie time complexity nikalte hai bataya hi nahi . loop kistne challe hai usi ke bharose tha bas