Hello Coding 4.0 - The Complete Learn to Code in 99 Days (Levels 4-6)
Part 2 of Hello Coding 4.0. Blockchain, game development, and interview preparation.
Level 4 - Blockchain (15 Hours)
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Blockchain Programming
Dive into the hottest new tool revolutionizing the financial industry, the Internet and starting a new era. Blockchain isn't just a headline. It's a set of tools. If you don't learn Blockchain, you will get left behind.
- Introduction to Blockchain
- Beginners Solidity for Ethereum Blockchain Masterclass
- Decentralized App Development with Solidity & JavaScript
Decentralized Software Development
Web 3.0 Programming Masterclass - Decentralized Application (Dapp) Development with Blockchain, which includes:
Build a simple tally decentralized website with Truffle, Solidity and vanilla JavaScript
- Build and compile Truffle Solidity smart contract
- Deploy and migrate Truffle Solidity smart contract with Ganache
Build a simple dapp with React and Web3 that connects to MetaMask
- Build a new React app
- Build a main component
- Display main component on webpage
- Build a signin component
- Detect MetaMask Crypto Wallet with Web3
- Handle signIn in App component
- Test with Ganache and MetaMask
- Tips for debugging web3 dapps
Build a dapp to show MetaMask account and network
- Build a React app with components
- Detect MetaMask crypto wallet with Web3
- Connect components to app
- Handle account or network change
Build a Truffle project with local Ganache CLI blockchain
- Build a new Truffle project
- Build a local blockchain with Ganache CLI
- Deploy contracts to local blockchain
- Send transaction to run function on your contract
- Use Infura to connect to public networks
- Fork Infura client to local Ganache blockchain
Build an NFT contract and deploy on OpenSea
- Build a new Truffle project
- Configure MetaMask to use Mumbai Testnet
- Get an RPC URL key with MaticVigil
- Build an NFT Solidity smart contract
- Build collection data and NFT data
- Upload images and JSON to Pinata IPFS
- Migrate contracts to Mumbai network
- Mint tokens at contract address
- View NFT on OpenSea
Build a Simple NFT Contract with Hardhat, OpenZeppelin and Local Blockchain
- Build a new Hardhat project
- Build a simple NFT contract with OpenZeppelin ERC721 standard and Hardhat
- Test smart contract with Ethereum Waffle
- Log to console in Solidity with Hardhat
- Deploy contract to local network
Build web3 client to interact with smart contract via website
- Build HTML to interact with smart contract via website
- Connect to MetaMask with JavaScript web3
- Enable user to interact with smart contract via website
- Test dapp with server, MetaMask and Ganache
Build an NFT minting dapp with Truffle, Solidity, OpenZeppelin and React
- Build React Truffle project from scratch
- Build a smart contract for minting NFTs
- Understanding initializing web3
- Initialize web3 in React with Web3Modal and Ethers
- Deploy smart contract to get address and ABI
- Build frontend NFT minting functionality
- Build website elements for user interaction
- Test project with MetaMask and Ganache
Build a to do list dapp with Truffle and React
- Set up Truffle dapp with Create React App
- Build a to do list smart contract
- Connect to smart contract in web app
- Migrate smart contract on local Ganache blockchain
- Build API key env variable from BlockNative Notifier
- Connect backend smart contract functionality to frontend
- Listen for messages from MetaMask browser wallet
- Build website elements for user interaction
- Test project with MetaMask and Ganache
- Style completed tasks
Beginners Marlowe Haskell for Cardano Blockchain Masterclass
Level 5 - Game Development (15 Hours)
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The video game industry is bigger than the video industry, music industry, and film industries - combined. If you want to build your own business and get customers immediately, games have the most customers of all industries.
Use the #1 game engine Unreal Engine 5, created by Epic Games (the makers of Fortnite). Build self driving cars. Use virtual reality, augmented reality and machine learning in your games. Build and animate hyperrealistic 3D characters for games and videos.
- Build Your First Simple Virtual Reality Game in Unreal Engine 5
- Introduction to Unreal 5 for Beginners with Blueprints
- Simple Augmented Reality from Scratch in Unreal Engine 5
- Unreal 5 C++ Beginners Masterclass - Build a Top Down Game From Scratch
- Unreal Game Developer: Beginner and Multiplayer Masterclass
- Build a Self Driving Car with Unreal Engine 5, Blueprints and C++
- Build a Simple Platformer Game in Unreal Engine 5 - Your First UE5 Game
- Build Machine Learning Datasets with Unreal Procedural Generation
- Build Realistic Humans in MetaHuman with Unreal 5 Character Animation
- Build Your First C++ Game in Unreal Engine 5
You will need a Windows computer or Windows Virtual Machine to run the Unreal Engine.
Level 6 - Interview Prep (40 Hours)
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Are You Struggling to Get Your Dream Job? 😢
To get a coding interview, you need to show your prior experience. That's why Levels 1-5 are designed to give you a huge Github portfolio.
To pass that coding interview, you will have to prove your skill by passing a coding challenge. 😨
Welcome to Level 6. 👌 Get 100% ready for the coding interview.
- Essential Algorithms and Data Structures
- Essential JavaScript Software Interview Questions
- Python Interview Questions
- SQL Interview Questions
- Swift & iOS Interview Questions
- C++ and C# Data Structures, Algorithms
- Machine Learning Interview Questions
- Math Interview Questions with JavaScript
Bonus - Get all courses from Hello Coding 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0! That's 450 hours total.
Your Instructor
Alexandra Kropf is Mammoth Interactive's CLO and a software developer with extensive experience in full-stack web development, app development and game development. She has helped produce courses for Mammoth Interactive since 2016, including the Coding Interview series in Java, JavaScript, C++, C#, Python and Swift.
Mammoth Interactive is a leading online course provider in everything from learning to code to becoming a YouTube star. Mammoth Interactive courses have been featured on Harvard’s edX, Business Insider and more.
Over 12 years, Mammoth Interactive has built a global student community with 4 million courses sold. Mammoth Interactive has released over 350 courses and 3,500 hours of video content.
Founder and CEO John Bura has been programming since 1997 and teaching
since 2002. John has created top-selling applications for iOS, Xbox and
more. John also runs SaaS company Devonian Apps, building
efficiency-minded software for technology workers like you.
Course Curriculum
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Start00 Blockchain Introduction (8:32)
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Start01 What Are Blockchains And Distributed Ledgers (3:48)
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Start02A What Are Bitcoin And Ethereum (5:28)
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Start02B Ethereum Blockchain Properties (10:22)
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Start02C Ethereum Deep Dive (10:23)
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Start03 What Are Smart Contracts (2:01)
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Start04 What Is The Solidity Programming Language (4:01)
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StartSource Files
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Start00 Build A Profit Splitter Contract (11:48)
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Start01 Build A Contract With Limited Addresses (11:40)
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Start02 Build A Contract And Library (15:01)
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Start03 Build A Contract With A Limited Time Transaction (10:20)
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Start04 Build Contracts With Inheritance-5 (13:22)
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Start05 Build Contracts With Visibility Modifiers-6 (10:50)
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Start06 Build A Contract With Mutability Modifiers-7 (10:20)
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Start07 Build An Abstract Contract-8 (13:09)
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Start08 Build A Bank Contract-9 (9:25)
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Start09 Access Struct Value-10 (4:13)
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StartSource Files
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Start00 Blockchain Introduction (8:32)
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Start01 What Are Blockchains And Distributed Ledgers (3:48)
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Start02A What Are Bitcoin And Ethereum (5:28)
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Start02B Ethereum Blockchain Properties (10:22)
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Start02C Ethereum Deep Dive (10:23)
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Start03 What Are Smart Contracts (2:01)
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Start04 What Is The Solidity Programming Language (4:01)
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Start05 What Is An NFT (2:44)
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StartSource Files
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Start00 Blockchain Introduction (8:32)
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Start01 What Are Blockchains And Distributed Ledgers (3:48)
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Start02A What Are Bitcoin And Ethereum (5:28)
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Start02B Ethereum Blockchain Properties (10:22)
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Start02C Ethereum Deep Dive (10:23)
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Start03 What Are Smart Contracts (2:01)
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Start04 What Is The Solidity Programming Language (4:01)
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Start05 What Is An NFT (2:44)
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Start01. Course Requirements (2:55)
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Start02. What Is Jsbin (3:15)
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Start03. Setting Up The Html Document (2:41)
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Start04. Header Tags And Paragraphs Tags (4:06)
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Start05. Styles (3:32)
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Start06. Bold Underline And Italic Tags (3:10)
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Start07. Adding In A Link (1:38)
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Start08. Adding In A Image (3:00)
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Start09. Adding A Link To An Image (1:54)
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Start10. Lists (4:03)
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Start11. Tables (3:29)
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Start12. Different Kinds Of Input (4:59)
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Start13. Adding In A Submit Button (3:01)
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Start14. Scripts And Style Tags (3:27)
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Start01. Variables (5:36)
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Start02. JavaScript (10:24)
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Start03. Numbers (4:52)
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Start04. Booleans (5:22)
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Start05. If Statements (4:27)
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Start06. Arrays (8:31)
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Start07. For Loops (9:16)
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Start08. While Loops (4:33)
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Start09. Objects (8:02)
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Start10. Functions (6:09)
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Start11. Foreach (3:54)
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Start12. Map Functions (5:22)
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Start13. Using Objects As Dictionary (2:45)
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Start14. Switch Statements (6:38)
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Start15. Destructuring-1 (5:30)
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Start16. Spread Operator-1 (6:56)
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Start17. String Templates-1 (6:37)
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Start18. Error Handling-1 (5:45)
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Start19. Let And Const Keywords-1 (3:39)
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Start20. Do-while-1 (1:45)
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Start21. Sets-1 (5:42)
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Start22. Maps-1 (4:39)
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Start23. Stacks-1 (6:06)
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Start24. Queues-1 (11:49)
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Start25. For Loop (5:11)
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Start26. Recursive Functions-1 (7:13)
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Start27. Loop Labeling-1 (5:18)
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Start28. 2d Arrays-1 (21:59)
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Start29. Settimeout-1 (7:02)
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Start30. Sentimental-1 (11:21)
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Start31. Functions With Optional Parameters-1 (15:10)
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Start32. Basic Regular Expression-1 (5:53)
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Start33. Handle Keypress Events-1 (22:45)
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Start34. Priority Queue-1 (15:54)
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Start35. Adddelete Object Property-1 (2:44)
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Start36. Example With Sets Part 1 (28:49)
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Start36. Example With Sets Part 2 (43:20)
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Start37. Concat-1 (3:12)
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Start38. Flat And Flatmap-1 (2:06)
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Start00 Project Preview - Truffle Project With Infura And Ganache Cli (3:45)
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Start01 Build A New Truffle Project Project (14:10)
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Start02 Build A Local Blockchain With Ganache Cli (15:58)
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Start03 Deploy Contracts To Local Blockchain (10:57)
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Start04 Send Transaction To Run Function On Your Contract (5:41)
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StartSource files
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Start00 Project Overview - Build NFT Contract With Hardhat, Openzeppelin And Local Blockchain (11:29)
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Start01 Build A New Hardhat Project (3:13)
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Start02 Build A Simple NFT Contract With Openzeppelin Erc721 Standard (6:03)
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Start03 Test Smart Contract With Ethereum Waffle (11:56)
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Start04 Log To Console In Solidity With Hardhat (3:46)
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Start05 Deploy Contract To Local Network (7:31)
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StartSource files
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Start03 Connect To Smart Contract In Web App (9:15)
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Start04 Migrate Smart Contract On Local Ganache Blockchain (8:16)
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Start05 Build Api Key Env Variable From Blocknative Notifier (3:55)
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Start06 Connect Backend Smart Contract Functionality To Frontend (6:50)
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Start07 Listen For Messages From Metamask Browser Wallet (4:54)
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StartSource files
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Start00 What Is Haskell (10:21)
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Start01 Build A Function (11:25)
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Start02 Argument Precendence Example (5:00)
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Start03 Dollar Notation Example (4:57)
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Start04 Dot Notation Example (3:32)
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Start05 Build Data Types (7:18)
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Start06 Build A Loop With Recursion (4:53)
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Start07 Use Tuples Example (3:14)
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Start08 Build Tokens (4:07)
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Start09 Build A List (5:48)
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Start10 Build Multi Value Data Types (4:11)
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Start11 Implement A Recursive List Algorithm (5:49)
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Start12 Use The Built-In List Type (4:21)
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Start13 Build A Tokenizer (4:34)
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Start14 Find If Element Is In List (6:36)
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Start15 Currying Example (4:38)
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Start16 Build Guards (5:19)
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Start17 Convert String To List (3:16)
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Start18 Build Fibonacci With Guards (6:26)
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StartSource Files
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Start01 Build A New Unreal Project-1 (3:03)
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Start02 Build More Tiles-2 (6:11)
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Start03 Build A Blueprint To Randomly Place Tiles-3 (8:01)
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Start04 Build A Grid With The Blueprint-4 (7:59)
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Start05 Get A Random Tile-5 (7:09)
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Start06 Set Each Tile Position And Rotation-6 (10:10)
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Start07 Set Each Instance Name-7 (7:11)
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Start04 Source Files
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Start05 Source Files
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Start06 Source Files
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Start07 Source Files
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Start00. Intro To Course And Python (9:57)
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Start01. Variables (19:19)
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Start02. Type Conversion Examples (10:06)
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Start03. Operators (28:54)
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Start04. Collections (8:24)
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Start05. List Examples (19:41)
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Start06. Tuples Examples (8:36)
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Start07. Dictionaries Examples (14:26)
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Start08. Ranges Examples (8:32)
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Start09. Conditionals (6:43)
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Start10. If Statement Examples (21:32)
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Start11. Loops (29:42)
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Start12. Functions (17:01)
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Start13. Parameters And Return Values Examples (13:54)
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Start14. Classes And Objects (34:11)
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Start15. Inheritance Examples (17:29)
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Start16. Static Members Examples (11:05)
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Start17. Summary And Outro (4:08)
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StartSource Code
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Start01 Build A New Metahuman Project (8:00)
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Start02 Blend A Human With Others (6:08)
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Start03 Move And Sculpt Facial Features (4:53)
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Start04 Change Skin Features (8:37)
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Start05 Change Eye Features (5:47)
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Start06 Change Teeth Features (4:33)
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Start07 Apply Makeup To Your Metahuman (4:01)
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Start08 Change Hair And Facial Hair (3:37)
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Start09 Change Body Type And Clothes (3:42)
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Start01 Build A New Metahuman Project (8:00)
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Start02 Blend A Human With Others (6:08)
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Start03 Move And Sculpt Facial Features (4:53)
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Start04 Change Skin Features (8:37)
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Start05 Change Eye Features (5:47)
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Start06 Change Teeth Features (4:33)
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Start07 Apply Makeup To Your Metahuman (4:01)
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Start08 Change Hair And Facial Hair (3:37)
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Start09 Change Body Type And Clothes (3:42)
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Start00 Build A New Console Application (6:39)
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Start01 Build Variables To Store Data (9:49)
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Start02 Build Functions To Perform Tasks (9:16)
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Start03 Build Functions With Parameters (6:34)
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Start04 Build Functions That Return Values (5:35)
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Start05 Build Conditionals To Separate Code Flow (9:22)
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StartSource Files
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Start01. Getting Started in the Unreal Engine (5:55)
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Start02. Moving Around The Unreal Engine (6:37)
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Start03. Moving Objects Around (5:17)
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Start04. Adding Objects To The Scene (5:43)
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Start05. Adding In Light (6:30)
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Start06. Adding Components To Objects (5:31)
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Start07. Saving Your Work (1:34)
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Start08. Introduction To Blueprints (6:03)
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Start09. Level Blueprints And Object Blueprints (5:06)
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Start10. Changing Components In The Object Tree (4:44)
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Start11. Introduction To The Common Kinds Of Variables (7:24)
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Start12. Setting Variavbles And Capitalization (7:24)
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Start13. Getting Setting And Converting Variables (7:24)
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Start14. Printing To The Log And Using Variables (8:11)
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Start01. Rapid Prototyping a Game - designing A level (14:04)
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Start02. Making A Playable Game Out Of A Rapid Prototyped Level (11:19)
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Start03. Adding In Hit Logic (12:26)
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Start04. Adding Counters To The Cube Destructions (4:27)
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Start05. Adding A Timer To Your Game (5:01)
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Start06. Rouding The Decimal Places (2:46)
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Start08. Adding A Light To The Projectile (5:13)
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Start07. Adding In Spotlights And Themeing The Game (6:10)
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Start09. Changing Color Randomly (10:45)
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Start10. Turning Off The Spot Lights (5:31)
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Start11. Wrapping Up this Project (3:01)
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Start01. Setting up a shooting Gallery project to rapid prototype (5:38)
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Start02. Adding In The Shoot Gallery Blocks (3:46)
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Start03. Setting Up Four Levels Through Rapid Prototpying (15:09)
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Start04. Adding in our Physics ball (8:42)
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Start05. Creating A Spawner Combine (10:16)
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Start06. Adding In Impulses To The Ball Clean (14:09)
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Start07. Destroying The Balls (3:22)
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Start08. Adding An Explosion To The BalL (3:44)
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Start09. More On Spawning Objects (6:05)
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Start10. Adding A Heads Up Display To The Game (9:28)
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Start11. Refactoring The Code (8:16)
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Start12. Adding In A Timer (11:22)
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Start13. Testing Our Prototype (6:01)
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Start14. Wrapping Up This Prototype (3:45)
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Start01. Rapid Prototyping the shooting down level (4:21)
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Start02. Changing the first person character (3:42)
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Start03. Disabling the blocking barrier's projectile collision (2:56)
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Start04. Adding in a ball to fire at (10:08)
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Start05. Checking for ball health and transform (7:44)
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Start06. Adding in spawners (6:41)
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Start07. Spawning the ball above the spawner (3:07)
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Start08. Adding a Scoring System (9:21)
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Start09. Refactoring the Code (3:33)
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Start10. Adding in a Kill all ball (8:06)
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Start11. Adding in the explosions for the ball transform (5:25)
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Start12. fixing the Explosion Problem (4:07)
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Start13. Optimizing the explosions (2:59)
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Start14. Adding in the Final ball (11:08)
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Start15. Testing No gravity (3:53)
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Start16. Adding in a spawner for the bouncing ball (9:06)
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Start17. Adding an impulse to the ball (6:46)
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Start18. Adding in a Timer (3:18)
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Start19. Destroying different classes of actors (3:07)
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Start20. Adding in the purple kill all spawner (10:42)
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Start21. Concluding this section (1:53)
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Start01. Introduction to unreal blueprints (7:47)
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Start02. Adding multiple player starts (12:36)
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Start03. Adding in a Debug UI and showing which player is the server (11:01)
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Start04. Adding a collectable and updating the server (8:22)
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Start05. Adding a box collected UI (2:42)
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Start06. Updating the UI for both the clients and the servers (4:39)
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Start07. Fixing the box collecting problem (3:10)
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Start01. Starting the Battle Royale (3:41)
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Start02. Setting up the multiplayer (10:58)
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Start03. Setting up the colors of the players (9:43)
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Start04. Setting Playing colors with code (7:40)
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Start05. Setting up the player color counter (6:48)
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Start06. Switching the server athority and setting up player names (5:55)
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Start07. Setting up the tag game (10:18)
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Start01. Setting up the floor is Lava (3:59)
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Start02. Setting up the Lava Actor (7:15)
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Start03. Setting up the player destroyed logic and talking about redudancies (4:01)
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Start04. Checking the level map (4:24)
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Start05. Setting up the tag cube (4:43)
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Start06. Setting up the game mode variables (5:58)
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Start07. Setting up the box rules (5:13)
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Start08. Talking about bugs and problems (5:18)
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Start09. Closing remarks on the tag game (2:10)
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Start01. Getting started (5:58)
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Start02. Loading in the free animation starter pack (3:13)
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Start03. Setting up the Battle Royale Character (3:51)
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Start04. Pinning the gun to the player (3:55)
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Start05. Adding in the player projectile (2:36)
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Start06. Spawning the projectile (5:55)
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Start07. Setting the velocity of the projectile (6:42)
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Start08. Setting up the player health (5:15)
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Start09. Adding in a health pickup (6:54)
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Start01 Bubble Sort Algorithm Python-1 (9:11)
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Start02 Selection Sort Algorithm Python-2 (5:56)
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Start03 Insertion Sort Algorithm Python-3 (4:29)
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Start04 Quicksort Algorithm Python-4 (4:29)
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Start05 Merge Sort Algorithm Python-5 (7:25)
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Start06 Time Complexity Of Different Sorting Algorithms-6 (2:55)
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StartPDF FILES
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StartSource Code
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Start02 Bubble Sort Algorithm-1 (13:48)
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Start03 Selection Sort Algorithm-1 (10:56)
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Start04 Insertion Sort Algorithm-1 (4:18)
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Start05 Quicksort Algorithm-1 (11:56)
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Start06 Merge Sort Algorithm-1 (14:55)
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Start07 Time Complexity Of Different Sorting Algorithms-1 (2:55)
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StartPDF files
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StartS6 Source Code
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Start01 Types Of Time Complexity (13:27)
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Start02 Types Of Better Time Complexity (18:15)
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Start03 Bubble Sort Algorithm (6:41)
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Start04 Selection Sort Algorithm (6:15)
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Start05 Insertion Sort Algorithm (6:51)
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Start06 Quicksort Algorithm (9:18)
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Start07 Merge Sort Algorithm (8:43)
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Start08 Time Complexity Of Different Sorting Algorithms (2:55)
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StartTime Complexity of Different Sorting Algorithms Slides
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StartSource Code
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Start00. Intro (2:14)
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Start01. Missing_Corrupted Data (5:07)
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Start02. Selecting Important Variables (3:17)
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Start03. Fixing Multicollinearity- (3:56)
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Start04. Kernel Tick (3:21)
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Start05. Slow Machine_Limited Memory (4:59)
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Start06. Classification and Random Sampling (3:37)
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Start07. Low Training Error with High Validation Error (4:40)
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Start08. Cross Validation on Time Series Data (3:38)
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Start09. Amazon Recommendation System (5:26)
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Start00 Build A Table And Display All Records-1 (10:26)
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Start01 List Alphabetically-2 (4:12)
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Start02 List All Not In Specified Range-3 (4:03)
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Start03 List All In Range By Multiple Properties-4 (7:39)
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Start04 Display All With Characters In Property-5 (6:09)
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Start05 Select From Where In This And Not In That-6 (6:09)
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Start06 List All With Exact Number Of Characters-7 (5:44)
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Start07 List All With Specific Second Character-8 (5:11)
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Start08 List All Distinct Ids Available-9 (3:36)
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Start09 Calculate Percentage-10 (4:45)
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Start10 Consecutive Numbers-11 (9:03)
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Start01 Source Code
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Start01 List Streams With Viewer Information-1 (9:33)
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Start02 Join Two Tables-2 (5:18)
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Start03 Find Same Value In Another Property-3 (8:08)
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Start04 List Values Across Tables-4 (6:34)
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Start05 Join Three Tables.mp4-5 (6:44)
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Start06 Find Average Across Tables-6 (6:59)
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Start07 Display Difference Across Tables-7 (6:27)
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Start08 Find More Than Value Across Tables-8 (6:11)
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Start09 Product Sales Analysis-1 (6:50)
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Start10 List All After A Certain Date-1 (6:33)
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Start11 Capital Gain Loss-1 (6:33)
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Start02 Source Code
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Start01 Count Distinct Properties-1 (3:47)
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Start02 List Total Sum-2 (3:40)
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Start03 Get Minimum-3 (3:12)
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Start04 Get Maximum From A Distinct Type-4 (4:12)
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Start05 Get Average And Count At An Id-5 (3:22)
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Start06 Get Number Of Same Type-6 (3:05)
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Start07 Get Difference Between Max And Min-7 (2:30)
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Start08 Find Minimum Of Each Type-8 (5:13)
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Start09 Get Sum At Each Id-9 (3:39)
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Start10 Get Average For Each Id-10 (4:40)
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Start11 Get Different Properties-11 (4:29)
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Start12 List Where Maximum Is Greater Than-12 (4:34)
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Start13 List Average Where Greater Than-13 (6:16)
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Start03 Source Code
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Start01 Find Higher Values-1 (8:03)
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Start02 Find All Of A Type.mp4-2 (6:40)
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Start03 List All Above Average-3 (5:10)
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Start04 List All Greater Than Minimum-4 (7:52)
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Start05 List All Part Of Any-5 (7:57)
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Start06 List All Who Have More-6 (6:24)
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Start07 List All With Same As Minimum-7 (4:41)
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Start08 List All Above Average In Their Group-8 (6:35)
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Start09 Get Kth Maximum Value-9 (6:48)
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Start10 Get Kth Minimum Value-10 (5:27)
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Start11 Select Last K Records From A Table-11 (5:01)
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Start12 List All Not In A Group-12 (5:12)
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Start13 Get K Maximum Values-13 (4:58)
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Start14 Get K Minimum Values-14 (3:48)
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Start15 Products Never Sold-15 (4:17)
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Start16 Winning Candidate--16 (5:38)
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Start17 Search Across Three Tables-17 (7:51)
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Start18 Find One Property In Another-18 (4:38)
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Start04 Source Code
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Start01 Bubble Sort Algorithm Swift-1 (7:52)
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Start02 Selection Sort Algorithm Swift-2 (5:48)
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Start03 Insertion Sort Algorithm Swift-3 (4:30)
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Start05 Merge Sort Algorithm Swift-4 (11:30)
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Start06 Time Complexity Of Different Sorting Algorithm-5 (2:55)
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StartTime Complexity of Different Sorting Algorithms Slides
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Start07 Source Code