Data Structures: Introduction to Bit Sets

This video will introduce you to a Data Structure called a Bit Set.

Small correction in (3:02) the 2nd-bit pattern for a number of 15 (001111) and not 23 (0010111) and the 4th 7-bit chunk has a number 40 (0101000)

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[LevelUppp]

How do you like the new video format? With animations etc.

[dominiccatherin]

i really like these presentations however i got lost on this one. In the diagram at the 3:02 mark the number of 0 bits between the first two 1's is 23 so why is the 2nd bit pattern for a number of 15 (001111) and not 23 (0010111)? Also the 4th 7 bit chunk has a number 40 (0101000).

[xgoinglower]

The new format is great. Animations are very helpful and the video professional. Well done. Visual thinking is so much easier to follow along.

[Humberd]

I have a problem with understanding in 2:40 how the 7-bit blocks are populated. We have numbers 0 and 1, but in this block they are in postion 0 and 5. Why?

[Humberd]

This is a cool video. I didn't know this kind of structure.

[rishitripathi]

Video style toh bole toh ekdumm zhakaassss....

[taddeustentakel]

Why is the array of bytes 20 bytes long when u have 4 ints in them? 4x4byte I thought it is?

[IBITZEE]

good info, , , RLE/RLL was used in the first hard drives interfaces... ;-)

[jinalpatel]

Where can we find more detail around it ? Considering new to this data structure.

[lukelyu]

best animation, worst explanation in detail

[saveenaks]

Oh, it's so much copied from 3blue1brown. Dialogues too! U can bring more creativity in.
Explaining and content is good though.