It's such a waste of time. People who want to use a feature called Notion would typically already know how to use basic office automation programs. This is simply an interface guide tutorial that explains the features listed on the Notion page. (ex. making text bold, inserting images, creating charts, adding hyperlinks in Korean...). It seems like the instructor is mass-producing lectures across various fields. Please actually research real know-how and tips before creating lectures.

Thank you for the algorithm lecture.

I'm ready to translate from Korean to English. However, I don't see any Korean text between the `<translate>` tags in your message - it only shows "....". Please provide the Korean text you'd like me to translate, and I'll give you the English translation following your rules.

I knew about Notion but wasn't familiar with its various features, so it's great that you explained it in an easy-to-understand way.

I had been using databases a bit without understanding the theory, but now I think I'll be able to use them well. Thank you so much for the great lecture.

I'm listening.

I heard it would just teach assembly instructions, but I'm also gaining CS knowledge and learning about the historical background of CPUs and RAM, which is very helpful! Thank you for the great lecture

가장 기본이 되는 알고리즘을 왜 여태 무심히 지나쳤는지 모르겠습니다. 좋은 강의 감사합니다~!*^^*

Thank you for the great lecture. However, the course materials seem to be somewhat different from the content. Please check on this.

I was only able to use VLOOKUP before, but it was great to learn various shortcuts and functions that I can apply in practical work.