[MMORPG Game Development with C++ and Unreal Engine Series] Part 3: Data Structures and Algorithms

The content is very good However, the sound is too low overall When listening on an iPad, even if the sound is turned up all the way, it sounds normal I wish it was re-encoded by only turning up the volume. Thank you.

When I first started learning programming languages, I didn't have any programming friends around me and it wasn't my major, so I had no idea how to build my programming skills. Even when I was preparing for employment, I wanted to find out what my current level was and what I lacked, but I didn't have a comparison group or information, so it was even more so. While regular academies only teach you the basics, I think Rookies's lectures teach you the direction you should go from those basics. If I remember correctly, I started taking the lectures when Unity's lectures first came out about 4 years ago, and I think they were really helpful for my career. And now, I think I'm becoming a programmer who identifies and fills in my own shortcomings. ㅎㅎ I am currently an Unreal programmer and have been researching new Unreal features and designing and creating a lot of content requested by the company, but I often wondered if the codes I wrote were the best codes and if I knew how to use them properly.. It was a simple example at the end of Dijkstra's algorithm, but since you gave a similar argument, I feel like I'm still learning a lot from Rookies even after 3 years ㅎㅎ I rewatch Rookies' lectures that I watched before or lectures that were newly released from C# to C++, and even lectures that I consider basic are new and teach me a lot when I rewatch them. I can only see 3-4 lines for writing a review, so I can't really tell if I wrote it in a disorganized way ㅋㅋㅋ I feel like I've never written a proper review even though I've been learning for a long time, so I'm leaving this post. Thank you so much for creating such a great lecture.

This is a really good lecture. It explains each algorithm from the basics, so I could understand why it works this way. I was frustrated and almost gave up on Dijkstra's algorithm or red-black tree in the middle, but I listened to the lecture while replaying and stopping to understand as much as possible. When I took the last dynamic programming class, I was so amazed by how beautiful it was. I strongly recommend this lecture to those who only know the grammar and want to get started with algorithms.

Rookiss's lecture, truly dependable. Good lecture, thank you.!!

A lecture that covers knowledge developers should know and prepares you for coding tests.

I think it's a curriculum that gives non-majors direction! It's a course that covers basic CS and technical interviews, which are necessary for employment!

It's better to listen to the C# data structure and algorithm lectures and compare them!

This was the first lecture that made me feel that studying data structures and algorithms was fun... It was a shame that the sound was a little low.