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As I became more advanced in terms of simple implementation, I looked for Cho Young-ho's books a lot, but sadly, I couldn't approach <Object> in terms of quantity and difficulty. But now I'm so happy that I can approach it as a lecture. The basics feel like learning <Facts and Misconceptions of Object-Orientedness> in more detail. I can personally realize the necessity of it by looking at cases of transitioning from procedure-oriented to object-oriented. I've only seen the beginning, but it's been a great help in recalling the content that I had forgotten for a while. However, there's something really disappointing. Since you read the script, you convey the content in a stiff literary style. As someone who knows the instructor's smooth and immersive teaching skills, I really, really regret this part. More people should know the instructor's charm..!!!!! He speaks with ease in every word, and he explains difficult concepts in an easy and fun way๐ญ I remember you saying in another lecture that online is more awkward than offline, so how about creating an environment like an offline lecture for the next lecture? I am cautious about making this suggestion, but I would like to tell you that it comes from my heart as a fan. I have two fathers. One is my biological father, and the other is Professor Cho Young-ho๐คญ He is someone I am very grateful to for broadening my horizons. Thank you for always giving me great lectures!๐
Hello, Dodun. I'm glad that the lecture was helpful. While preparing this lecture, I tried to visually express design-related knowledge as easily as possible, and after reading Dodun's course review, I feel good that I achieved my goal to some extent. :) I completely agree with what you said, and I personally think it's too bad. While offline lectures can be conducted in sync with the listeners and fit the atmosphere, online lectures are not easy for me personally. Online lectures seem to sound stiff because they focus more on delivering content than offline lectures. After talking to people around me and receiving mostly positive feedback, I decided to release it, but after reading the feedback, I feel regretful. I will think about finding a balance between offline and online lectures for the next lecture. :) I feel burdened and grateful to be called father, but I will come back with a better lecture so that you won't be disappointed. Thank you so much for your positive review!
I really sympathize with this part where the content is delivered in a stiff octopus style.
