Finding the shortest path using Dijkstra's Algorithm

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This video demonstrates the implementation of Dijkstra's algorithm to find the shortest path between two locations.
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The explanation is so simple, it worked for me, I totally recommend this video. Thank you!

Melsi
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So helpful. You went through the algorithm and explained everything really well. Thank you so much :)

fastest
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thanks for the video. Great explanation. I'm in dkit myself and this is helping day before exam :)

delwynmonaghan
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Karen you're a star! Thanks from the USA :D

jilliansolomon
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Thank you for this, I am from Saudi Arabia and you are the best

abufrasaa
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Karen, thank u so much for this video, i failed my algorithm exam but sitting for a repeat in 5 days, please Karen i need a miracle, I NEED MORE OF THIS TOUGH EXERCISES TO PRACTICE FOR THE UPCOMING EXAM, PLEASE HELP!!

SamiCoolVibes
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Thank you for this, im from Brazil and i coudlnt find anything better! Thank youuu

TheAVIACAO
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whats the difference between Dijkstra's and Prims? (except Prims can start at any node?)

danamuise
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karen u are awesome. i always watch your videos. :)

sushmabehara
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IMHO it's not strict Dijkstra's algorithm.

PatrykDobrowolski
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As you said that this is a greedy algorithm in the end, is the path that we just found the shortest?

rishiswethan
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Thanks mam, useful video. You got a nice voice btw ;)

mycloud
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Hi its nice explanation its worked good with we, , , I study software engineering I dont know why they teach us this I cant...m

sosocinderella
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great job   much helpfull for me  thank u very much  sir

arunsharma-tcjv
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There is no reason why CD and BE are not considered as options

debasishraychawdhuri
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If you have no algorithmic mind you could not be a good software engineer.

Joredos
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Some pathological woman haters here are making fools of themselves. They'd better watch Karen's video called "Finding the Minimal Spanning Tree using Prim's Algorithm". :-)

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