Hong Jung-mo's C Programming: Learning by Doing (Appendix)
After studying the operating principles of computers, C language syntax, and application methods through Hong Jeong-mo's 'C Programming: Learning by Doing,' this course will naturally bridge you to the subject of Data Structures from a programming perspective. It will serve as both C language practice and a way to instill the core concepts of data structures into your mind.
I am leaving this for those of you who are considering taking the appendix lecture after finishing the course. You absolutely must take it. In the appendix lectures, most of the problems are given to implement the given algorithms directly, and you can feel a big difference between solving the problems and not solving them. If the main lecture was like studying, the appendix lectures are like training. If you don't acquire it, it is useless.
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The lectures are about 15~20 minutes per episode. The problem is that each lecture consists of a problem + solution. Since I solved the practice problems without looking at the answer sheet, it took me at least 3~4 hours and at most several days for one lecture (Binary trees are really hard ㅠㅜ ㅋㅋ)
If you have finished any C language lecture, I recommend that you listen to the appendix of Mr. Ttaebae. You will review all the functions you learn in the C language and learn how to use them while creating your own programs and implementing data structures.
My biggest worry was that I didn't know the right direction for my development studies, especially since I am not a major, but I am following the direction set by Professor Hong Jeong-mo, who is a former computer science professor and has achieved success as a senior engineer at Facebook.
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If you took the C course, this course is very helpful for practice.
What you will gain after the course
A Taste of Data Structures for DDABAE-C Students
Principles and implementation of basic data structures
A taste of data structures for TBC learners!
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TBC Appendix! A Taste of Data Structures.
C language practice and the core of data structures master them thoroughly!
Hong Jeong-mo's Follow-along C Programming - Appendix
After studying the principles of computer operation, C language syntax, and its applications through Hong Jeong-mo's 'C Programming Taught Through Practice,' this course will naturally bridge you to the subject of data structures from a programming perspective. It will instill the core concepts of data structures into your mind while serving as C language practice exercises.
This is not a lecture that replaces the 'Data Structures' course. However, once you have acquired the important concepts through this course, you will be able to study data structures or algorithms much more easily.
Special points unique to this course.
We will build a solid foundation not only in C but in programming as a whole!
💻 Notice
The lecture videos are conducted using Windows 10 and Visual Studio 2019 Preview. While studying with other operating systems or IDEs is fine, you must resolve any compatibility issues on your own.
The instructor of this course is
Jeong-Mo Hong
CEO of HONG LAB, INC. (Former University Professor, Instagram Software Engineer)
"Fundamentals of Data Structures in C"++, Horowitz
"Algorithms", Sedgewick
"Introduction to Algorithms", Cormen
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Hong Jeong-mo's C Programming: Learn by Doing
This is an introductory programming course starting with the C language, newly developed thanks to the support for "Follow-along C++."
Hong Jeong-mo's C++ Programming Masterclass
This course provides kind and detailed explanations to help beginners who dream of a brilliant career as a successful programmer.
Game Development Practice Problem Package
You can practice object-oriented programming while building games. This is recommended for those who have studied up to Chapter 12 and are curious about how to apply what they've learned in practice.
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Who is this course right for?
Make follow-up subjects like data structures and algorithms much lighter!
The lectures are about 15~20 minutes per episode. The problem is that each lecture consists of a problem + solution. Since I solved the practice problems without looking at the answer sheet, it took me at least 3~4 hours and at most several days for one lecture (Binary trees are really hard ㅠㅜ ㅋㅋ)
If you have finished any C language lecture, I recommend that you listen to the appendix of Mr. Ttaebae. You will review all the functions you learn in the C language and learn how to use them while creating your own programs and implementing data structures.
My biggest worry was that I didn't know the right direction for my development studies, especially since I am not a major, but I am following the direction set by Professor Hong Jeong-mo, who is a former computer science professor and has achieved success as a senior engineer at Facebook.
I am leaving this for those of you who are considering taking the appendix lecture after finishing the course. You absolutely must take it. In the appendix lectures, most of the problems are given to implement the given algorithms directly, and you can feel a big difference between solving the problems and not solving them. If the main lecture was like studying, the appendix lectures are like training. If you don't acquire it, it is useless.