@codebasics

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@jorgegonzaloalfaro5378

'think about it, what will you do here?!'  this guy is awesome.

@chiemerieokoro3038

You are a great teacher. This series is supposed to be called Algorithms and data structures made easy. Thank you chief.

@markmariscal5111

This needs to have the most plays for best explanation for Binary Tree! I pray you do algorithms in python as well that is a class I would purchase.

@etorty_dev

These are the best video series on data structures and algorithms! Keep up the great work, Codebasics!!

@lalitameena3321

Thanks a lot for posting these videos. I have been procrastinating algorithms and data structures for a while coz I wasn't able to understand data structures apart from arrays as well as recursion and after watching this video I am implementing linked list and BST in Python in just one day :D

@rajeshpurshottamgupta8752

Sir i usually watch videos in hindi because i grab the things more quicker than english tutorials but your explanation is very impressive the way you explain the things are excellent god bless you sir and i am praying that you stay healthy.

@thesoundguysam5225

What if the number_list was  [1, 4, 17 .... ]. In that case through your code, the root node would be 1 and the entire tree would be created to the right side of the root node. That means the root node is not really in the center of the two sub-trees. Then how exactly is this In-order traversal if there is no left sub-tree at all?

@tharindusathsara3414

Really very happy about finding such an obvious and understood funny video series about data structures and algorithms. Everything is 100% clear with deeply explained theories and well-understood practicals. Also, the exercise series with the videos are highly appreciated.  Dear sir thank you so much for the fantastic video series. ❤💖

@winnienakimuli210

Sir, you are a lifesaver, the best tutorials on data structures and algorithms; thank you greatly. I am forever grateful, and I will recommend your tutorials to all my colleagues, thank you so much!

@MuraliChari

This is better than a paid course. Great stuff!

@jaheerkalanthar816

very honestly sir, This is my first tutorial i clear the problem within one hour,
Dhaval sir u r a great teacher,please upload some more videos about improve programming skills,how improve logical thinking please sir,
I really love u sir,May god bless for long live for u sir

@Ankurkumar14680

Thanks a ton Sir, Data structure series is much-appreciated series as it is the foundation of programming. Also, lots of University exams are pending due to COVID-19, series on data structure will really help. Amazing teaching skills :)

@vanchark

There is an error at around 21:30. You must return 'self.left.search(val)', otherwise your result will be 'None" since nothing is being returned to main.

@riyana2428

Today, I learned amazing recursing techniques. Thank you so much sir.

@suharam.s6570

This playlist contains all my "Data Structure" course from Degree. So helpful for preps. :)

@someguy6076

Sure wish that I had found this video 6 weeks ago ... it is literally the entire assignment that I had to write.

@kirandeepmarala5541

Sir, Thanks a Lot.I don't know how to appreciate You..Sir, Please make this Series complete end to end..Please..

@Vinicius-nd8nz

You are amazing, so easy to learn from you!! An excellent teacher!

@kmnm9463

Hi Dhaval,

You have presented the coding magic behind BST in a incisive way. Very precise in the coding structure. Excellent , once again.  I have been recommending your videos many and it is sure to have multiplier effect. 


Regards,
Krish