@tahaather7429
Dude what an explanation. Thank you so much, using recursion to solve binary tree problems has been a really huge problem till now
@kwamenani7775
I love people who make things this simple, just subscribed to your channel.
@cakec9
Wow. Brilliant nugget!! Literally opened my eyes to the problems I am solving!!
@iez
This is actually an amazing piece of intuition
@indraneel6601
Give this guy a whole lot of subscribers!!!!!! I feel confident to solve tree problems.You Rock man Please Create a video how to solve graph problems.
@mahimapatel8706
recursion is really messing with my mind
@karthigeyanramesh4477
I just wanna say, that thinking of recursion in a way where we fragment the root node made sooooo much sense. My exam is next week, thanks!
@insidecode
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@marcin-guitar
Well, this is true for a certain kind of trees, where each node counts as equivalent. The same algorithm doesn't necessarily apply to segment trees, binary search trees, KD-trees etc. where an element's position in the tree is more important than its sole presence in the tree.
@flaykaz
u r genius...the most simple ways i see to learn this bianry tree...tysm blud
@KGTube
Very easy described man! Give this man a medal!
@igbalajobizhikrullah465
You just earned a new subscriber.... Spent hours searching for a simple explanation on Trees, found it in your channel.
@gurudevsanthosh8483
For height of tree it must return -1 if root is null.(2.42)
@longchikanouo4905
Finally, this is what I have been looking for; algorithms with proper visualizations. I had to buy all your 5 courses on udemy
@mdzikrullah9575
This was the coolest explanation of complex problem ever..Thank you
@levidworkin851
Hey Inside Code I loved the video! I just wanted to correct the treeHeight algorithm. It needs to return -1 if the root is None because currently with the returning of 0, the leaf nodes get a height of 1 instead of a height of 0 which will cause the resulting tree height to be 1 greater than it should be.
@decayingskulls7088
bro just opened my mind
@hydromarlon4168
Bruh. This finally makes sense.
@TourismFunFriends
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