Talk Python To Me

#211: Classic CS problems in Python

May 11, 2019
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 2min
2
You're Coming From Java to Python
02:09 • 2min
3
What Makes a Computer Science Problem Classic?
04:26 • 2min
4
Is There a Difference Between Beginners and Experts?
06:19 • 3min
5
Should Everyone Really Understand These Problem Solving Techniques?
09:04 • 3min
6
Typents in Python
12:10 • 3min
7
Type Entri, Future Annotation, Is That Really Cool?
14:53 • 3min
8
Talk Python - The New Versions of Python
17:30 • 4min
9
Python Code - Should This Be an Optional?
21:01 • 3min
10
Recursive Data Structures
23:46 • 4min
11
Python Standard Library
27:16 • 2min
12
Using Python to Solve Python Codeslaan Problems
29:38 • 2min
13
Is There a Better Way to Store Strings?
31:48 • 2min
14
The Towers of Hano - How to Move a Single Disk
33:32 • 2min
15
Coding Interviews - Maze Traversal
35:16 • 2min
16
How to Traverse a Maze Using a Priority Cue
37:12 • 3min
17
Using Azure Extensions for Visual Studio Code
39:59 • 2min
18
The Constraint Satisfaction Problem
41:55 • 2min
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What Is the Constraint Satisfaction Problem?
44:19 • 2min
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How Do You Solve Constraint Satisfaction Problems?
46:08 • 2min
21
The Common Technique for Solving Non-Obvious Problems
48:08 • 2min
22
The Hyper Loop and Some Interesting Things You Might Consider, Right?
50:22 • 2min
23
Programming Tick Tack To
51:56 • 3min
24
Using Genetic Algorithms to Solve a Problem
54:59 • 2min
25
Genetic Algorithms and Neural Networks
57:15 • 2min
26
Graph Problems - Which One Is Your Favorite?
59:27 • 2min
27
Choosing the Right Data Structure
01:01:02 • 2min
28
How to Get the Full Story of Algorithms and Data Structures
01:03:16 • 3min
29
Psychi Learn - What Editor Should You Be Using?
01:05:49 • 3min