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MOOC de l'IMT
8. Queuing Structures for Graph Traversals 🌐 Advanced Algorithmics and Graph Theory with Python

Strengthen your skills in algorithmics and graph theory, and gain experience in programming in Python along the way. To follow ...

11:09
8. Queuing Structures for Graph Traversals 🌐 Advanced Algorithmics and Graph Theory with Python

3,286 views

7 years ago

Craig Piercy
Python data types: deque

`deque` stands for double-ended queue. It's a data structure from Python's `collections` module that allows you to add or remove ...

4:55
Python data types: deque

17 views

8 months ago

NPTEL IIT Bombay
Lecture 15 : Array Part-1 : Part 7 : More efficient Queues in dispatching taxis

Array Part-1 : Part 7 : More efficient Queues in dispatching taxis.

16:42
Lecture 15 : Array Part-1 : Part 7 : More efficient Queues in dispatching taxis

4,864 views

6 years ago

NPTEL IIT Bombay
Lecture 15 : Array Part-1 : Part 6 : Queues in dispatching taxis

Array Part-1 : Part 6 : Queues in dispatching taxis.

14:58
Lecture 15 : Array Part-1 : Part 6 : Queues in dispatching taxis

6,010 views

6 years ago

ceejatec
New Zorba Validation Queue

This is a quick introduction to the new Jenkins-based validation queue for Zorba (http://www.zorba.io/), which is available at ...

6:20
New Zorba Validation Queue

172 views

12 years ago

Jonathan Dinu
Stateful Distributed Computing in Python with Ray Actors

Learn how to perform stateful distributed computation in Python with the Ray actors API.

16:33
Stateful Distributed Computing in Python with Ray Actors

8,747 views

4 years ago

Jonathan Dinu
Remote functions in Python with Ray

Learn how to easily run distributed remote functions in Python with the Ray task API.

14:17
Remote functions in Python with Ray

7,680 views

4 years ago

Dylan Sallee
mergeSort(): A Graphical, Recursive, C++ Explanation

This video demonstrates a standard implementation of mergeSort() in C++, with graphics to help even the most novice of ...

4:55
mergeSort(): A Graphical, Recursive, C++ Explanation

96,529 views

8 years ago

J David Eisenberg
Chapter 16: Classes and Objects

Constructing an object with attributes and methods; conversion to string with __str__, learning about “self”.

13:04
Chapter 16: Classes and Objects

249 views

7 years ago

COMPUTER & EXCEL SOLUTION
Stack linear data structure  Push and POP in Python@COMPUTEREXCELSOLUTION

Join this channel to get access to perks: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4C_tfy6WLDxzVVO3y6YinA/join This is my ...

6:35
Stack linear data structure Push and POP in Python@COMPUTEREXCELSOLUTION

77 views

3 years ago

Solve Computer Science
Share Substack Notes on Mastodon via Jekyll - Part 2

Substack, the famous newsletter website, also has "Notes" which can be seen as similar to Tweets, Toots, etc... In this video I show ...

8:24
Share Substack Notes on Mastodon via Jekyll - Part 2

28 views

6 months ago

Kevin's Mathematical Musings
How High is a Peak? The watershed algorithm

How do you define "significant" local maxima in an n-dimensional function? How do you look for them in tabulated values?

18:07
How High is a Peak? The watershed algorithm

394 views

4 years ago

J David Eisenberg
Chapter 10: Pointers (part 2) - Pointers and Data Structures
6:11
Chapter 10: Pointers (part 2) - Pointers and Data Structures

165 views

5 years ago

cs631apue
Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment: Week 13, Segment 4 - Process Priorities

In this video lecture, we revisit resource utilization by processes and how to set their CPU scheduling priority or "niceness".

17:00
Advanced Programming in the UNIX Environment: Week 13, Segment 4 - Process Priorities

1,129 views

5 years ago

Code Challenge Central
How to reverse a singly linked list in 5 languages (JS, Python, Java, C++, C#)

In our first episode, we explore the classic problem of reversing a singly linked list with an animated conceptual explanation, and ...

18:24
How to reverse a singly linked list in 5 languages (JS, Python, Java, C++, C#)

6,576 views

3 years ago

Cours Python
8.5 Coroutines et awaitables
9:38
8.5 Coroutines et awaitables

1,430 views

8 years ago

HPC NRW
Several Ways to SAXPY: JULIA + CUDA.jl

An introduction to CUDA programming with JULIA using a simple SAXPY (Single-precision A*X + Y) as an example. This video is ...

7:01
Several Ways to SAXPY: JULIA + CUDA.jl

640 views

4 years ago

Samir Paul
Array Insertions and Removals

ADSB 06_02.

9:46
Array Insertions and Removals

511 views

11 years ago

Solve Computer Science
Computer recreations: core wars

In this video I show you a Python implementation of a 1984 article by A. K. Dewdney from the "Scientific American" magazine ...

9:40
Computer recreations: core wars

812 views

2 years ago

Chrome for Developers
Scheduling Tasks - HTTP 203

Tasks, microtasks, nanotasks... JavaScript has it all. Or maybe not. What are they? How do you use them? What do they even ...

16:39
Scheduling Tasks - HTTP 203

22,789 views

5 years ago