
Memorize and finish the core network theory - Basics
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From TCP/IP to HTTP! This lecture is for those who lack basic network theory and want to understand major theories by memorizing them. You can do it!
Beginner
Network, Protocol
This lecture covers how to properly implement a linked list-based linear data structure using C language. You can understand the structure of the DB as well as the linked list at once.

Linked List Based Linear Data Structure
Representative linear data structures such as stacks and queues
The true meaning of Commit and Select
How to develop a small DBMS
Who is this course right for?
Students who have finished studying C language and want to study data structures
A job seeker who is thinking about a mini project to improve his C language skills
Developers who want a deep understanding of linear data structures
Those who want to learn practical coding techniques beyond theory
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C Programming Level Starting Hard C Language Skills
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(((Course Review))) Thank you so much for making such a great lecture. I wake up early in the morning because I want to study quickly. I always felt frustrated even after reading several books that are more than introductory to C/C++, data structures, and algorithms. 1. So how do I use this code? 2. Where is the memory space of this code? 3. I know the hardware structure diagram, but what process and path does it take to get the result? It feels so good to learn about things I only knew abstractly while taking the lecture. I bought most of the lectures. (I will certify after completing all of them^^) Based on my experience of studying by myself, I am sure that if I had not taken the lecture, I would have gone through trial and error for at least a year. (((Question)))) I only looked for the necessary parts in the C introductory lecture, 1. Data structures, operating systems 2. C that I read and reflect on -> C++ ->System Programming 3.Network I plan to study in this order, supplementing the parts I lack. I wonder if there is a part that you recommend doing a mini-project like this at some point!
First, I will answer your question first. C is optional for memorizing. You can say that it is not absolutely necessary. After that, you can move on to system programming through C++. For a mini project, I recommend a high-performance, large-capacity address book. If you finish socket programming later, I think it will be a good study if you expand it by adding a data co-editing function. Thank you for your good evaluation and feedback. :)
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Everything from the content to the direction was excellent.
Thank you for the good evaluation and feedback. :)
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(25/07/17/Thu 21:09) When I listen to the lectures, it feels like I'm learning something new. ADT is also well understood. It's really nice that you add personal experiences and better stories to the lectures rather than just general talk. Thank you for creating such good lectures.
You're truly pushing hard! I can't help but cheer you on. And your passion to complete it every time truly moves me. Thank you. :)
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