Binary Search Algorithm in 100 Seconds

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Название	:	Binary Search Algorithm in 100 Seconds
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How the statement works if( arr[middle] > target here arr[middle] is string right?
Comment from : @gvasu4u

Did anyone notice thatt YT has implemented a function to highlight the like button when the youtuber says "Hit the like button" ? Go to 2:12 and play the video while staring at the like button
Comment from : @jaume748

@Fireship Hey, here’s a typo with const assignment of middle variable at 2:08, with const you won’t be able to increment/decrement it by 1 ❤
Comment from : @eugenekravchenko6187

Important thing is that the array is already sorted, otherwise binary search is not possible in that way
Comment from : @flippert0

111 less than target incorrect info provided
Comment from : @krishkhemani96

This shit clearly doesn't work
Comment from : @avinashbhujan1376

this is literally our 2 hour classwhich is explained in 2 min
Comment from : @nakedpeach

I could be wrong, but while working on leetcode, I noticed recursion takes more memory than iteration (could be due to call stack??) And that's how I used to beat other solutions on memory usage I guess it doesn't matter for the interviews, also I find recursion more intuitive and easier to understand
Comment from : @sriracha9729

seacrh
Comment from : @jazztickets

So good,please make more of these
Comment from : @MehdiAhmadifar-ul7sm

1:16 spelling error: Seacrg (please like my comment Fireship)
Comment from : @disconnect3d487

More algorithm videos please :)
Comment from : @aditmehta4698

Who's gonna tell him that these videos are all 150 seconds long?
Comment from : @lightning_11

Yes sir please
Comment from : @ShayansCodeCommunity

Oh, turns out I've already used it before
Comment from : @u-k

Yes More and more algorithms
Comment from : @aniketsharma3154

This JavaScript algorithm is incorrect You do not add or take away 1 from the middle You have to change the start and end values All this is doing is iterating over half of the array from the center, either the right half or the left half
Comment from : @C17NRYL3D

Hey Jeff I need more like this your videos to pass the interview I failed several times from algorithms
Comment from : @numonamir9145

🎉
Comment from : @thatsenoughdixit

Excellent video
Comment from : @kvelez

Yes a series of these different Algorithms would be great
Comment from : @KiraKillerBoo

Please do more like these they are very helpful
Comment from : @salamtaha7308

Noice
Comment from : @DarkCebolix

would it be okay to check if target is also at arr[start] or arr[end] ?
Comment from : @-BONELESS-

It'll be cool to see more videos like this
Comment from : @rossb2205

I know this is a relatively old video, but I love these algorithm videos, please return with more of these in depth algorithm videos if you feel like it:)
Comment from : @roy_2470

Please more algorithm, like quick sort You explain great
Comment from : @derismekentz1

Please do more videos on different algorithms python language or javascript
Comment from : @brandonawan3263

more algorithm plssss:)
Comment from : @kuroshShafi

That was explained so nicely
Comment from : @Jacob_Chen

1:08 you misspelled search
Comment from : @uraid

In JavaScript, the recursive function will generally be more expensive than linear approach This is because function calls are more expensive TCO is not widely implemented,
Comment from : @supremoluminary

I miss these Fireship videos Don't get me wrong, your humor in The Code Report is excellent, but some good ol' programin vids would be refreshingbrbrbrCheers and thanks again for great content!
Comment from : @jradplowman

0:30 the dictionary is on the word lusty nice
Comment from : @182exe

good ol seacrh
Comment from : @DeryckHenson

Half Spliting is the term when troubleshooting
Comment from : @amandahugankiss4110

Great video
Comment from : @pjf7044

yess for more videos
Comment from : @obaldalmeida6308

AKA dichotomic search
Comment from : @ArThoX

Shouldn't it be less than (<) at 1:12 not the greater than symbol? and that's not how you spell search lol
Comment from : @andersonr3168

1:20brJust a quick note here, It follows the Decrease & Conquer Approach (Decrease By Factor) not the divide & Cbrsince we solve the main problem directly by solving the sub problem
Comment from : @iskandar-9726

Cover algorithms
Comment from : @ans7452

Moar algorithms!
Comment from : @cmaxwellmusic80

I would like more videos about algorithms on this channel
Comment from : @freddo9682

More algorithm videos, please
Comment from : @youssefbensalah7475

yes to algos
Comment from : @breakoutgaffe4027

ClassicbrThis is a question in my C program class
Comment from : @pham3383

moar pleeeesss
Comment from : @virtuosisimo

What took my intro to data structures/algorithms professor weeks to each you succinctly explained it in less than 3 minutes I appreciate your work a lot!
Comment from : @JoseMoreno-uc2qz

I have Q : What is start & end arguments in the function ?
Comment from : @al-edrisy1129

Please make more videos on DSA
Comment from : @riyadhossain1706

Please make an entire series for algorithms and data structures
Comment from : @tanishqkumarkaushal5923

Oh my god, this dictionary example really made everything clear Thanks mate
Comment from : @TheKr0ckeR

This is only if the data structure is in alphabetical order right?
Comment from : @MrEnder0001

Good explaination, also the exampel with the dictionary, but you forgot to mention that this works with ordered data
Comment from : @lellobidello2301

Informative video
Comment from : @abhibhavekar5058

would like a series on algorithms
Comment from : @robincEPtion

Today I just found out that greater-sign can be used not only numeric but string as well
Comment from : @alihaidersultani

imagine using toy language in technical interview lol
Comment from : @Izzat-bj1le

2 min, and now I know binary search
Comment from : @OEThe11

1:13 seacrh typo
Comment from : @SEGnosis

I was told to like and leave a comment if I want to see more algorithm vedios
Comment from : @emilpearce

MOAR!!!
Comment from : @ChuyFlores063

what if the element to be found is not inside the array?
Comment from : @brucelee7782

Do for all in js👍🏻
Comment from : @mohanacharifilms

The word search is wrong
Comment from : @maithilijsk7698

I think you'd be brilliant at explaining algorithms
Comment from : @Brlitzkreig

Go man
Comment from : @shokhjahonkhakimov5019

Please keep these videos coming
Comment from : @b4rn1k4

Does someone, recommend a good book about that?
Comment from : @carlosjavierlopezhidalgo

Very nice and helpful do more of these 100 second DSA videos
Comment from : @allthingsornithological5573

seacrh
Comment from : @Evercreeper

Array: [1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10]brbrValue to find: 3brbrMy solution:brarrindexOf(valueToFind)
Comment from : @thevividversatilechannel4807

Appreciate the code you put out I will definitely come back if I need to implement something similar But, I'll use while loop, if I can avoid recursion, since I'm paranoid the array to search would be indefinitely long, and recursion would blow the memory
Comment from : @Jubinmail

The ones who really want it, press pause at 1:35 and do it yourself!!! You will learn more!
Comment from : @mihaiciobanu2665

Please do more videos like this (short algorithm videos)
Comment from : @leonhardguss8150

Good one
Comment from : @MafistoPL

what they don't tell you in interviews is that you don't usually implement your own binary search algorithm, someone did it for you and better
Comment from : @ZReChannel

Please cover more algorithms these are super fun
Comment from : @gwenthedoll3677

did i miss "sorted array" or he didn't mention it?
Comment from : @ankitkataria9317

"Moar" algorithms, please!
Comment from : @3nertia

Hi! :D
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Comment from : @flyingchimp5012

GIV MOAR
Comment from : @gspbirel56

Amazon Leetcode prep in 100 seconds please
Comment from : @carguy-xv2cl

Your method of teaching both in the "to the point" time constraint and the visuals have really helped me better understand what a lengthy memorization-centric course fails to do
Comment from : @Kayzewolf

the way about starting the search in the middle is a trick for Illusionniste to find a card while cuting the pack without taking anytime to search
Comment from : @Hackanhacker