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Great video Caleb, I like how you sometimes make mistakes and then correct them, it helps make the videos feel more natural and less scripted.

Excellent video! And fun! Thanks :)

Thank you so much Caleb, GOD BLESS YOU 🙏

kesa laga okad......

can I use the bootstrap css only for my modal not globally? when I am importing the css file it affects my whole entire project.

instructions unclear Kept losing

I have a question. savedFood is a local variable of the function readFood. Isn't it deallocated when the function returns ? Is it ok to return this local variable ?

thx soo much for this explanation

what triggers me about coding youtubers is that they always do std::cout std::cin like just use using namespace std; its a lot easier to do. But you guys are prob just used to that so it is what it is 🤷‍♂

very helpful explanation thank a lot

Thank you!! for making thses great tutorials.

Hello, we are looking to hire a programmer with a specialty in Encryptions and Decryption, contract work for 3 algorithms.

thank you , this was really helpful.

if you are having gradle sync error, make sure you have downloaded the latest jdk and the gradle

Brilliant guy !

when i install code runner, output showed me below error: [Running] python -u "/Users/ecxxxx/Downloads/VScode/testing.py" /bin/sh: python: command not found [Done] exited with code=127 in 0.011 seconds where did it go wrong?

Eugh im so stuck on what ive got to do for this function 😢

BIRDS ARE NOT REAL

Anyone still having hard time, learning java beforehand helps you a lot

this is actual gold

Why synchronous API gains better concurrency than an asynchronous API?

Have you ever looked into Kent Dodds' Epic Stack? By default it uses SQLite and I'm curious as to why it would over PostgreSQL, didn't know if you happened to know the answer to that. Thanks!

what theme is he using ?

I just watched this video in 2024.and i feel like how amazing you are!! Thanks for this Video bruh🥹💜📌

this is the best series of tutorials that I've found so far to learn android development. thanks my brother

best Rust beginner course by far!!

I'm not even joking when I say you helped me understand this a lot more in 2 minutes than I tried understanding this in 2 days!!😂

Caleb why did you stop Android studio course

Why did you stop the tutorial

Caleb I love your humor and explanation. This is my like 4th field I am diving into and I am not bored at all! In fact I am, curious? You are really good at this!

Still amazing after 5 years. Thanks Caleb hope ur still well

This photo of Manchester is the best hotel for Android and other than a photo card and the one you sent us is the same one we have on file for Android studio for Android and the other is that you will need a photo for your iPhone and your iPad and then I will be using hands to get to know the other people that I know of a person that will

great!

Write in Main Function. srand((unsigned )time(NULL)) It ended without any problems

this solve my bug that look very difficult

TY!

after following this tutorial and executing kubectl for both the service and deployment the CLI displays a error when I apply the development.yaml file and tells me ""error: resource mapping not found for name web-app-deployment namespace """ no matches for king deployment in version v1. ensure CRDs are installed first" any idea what this might mean? I did read some docs that were talking about declaring a namespace in a separate yaml file but I didn't really understand why or how. anybody encountered this before?

at 4:00, I do not understand something. with this code below, where do the indexes even come into play when we use the -1. so ages.length is 6 since there are a total of 6 elements. but now the index is somehow used without the [ ] which is confusing me. should it not be ages.length-1 to now give 5 as the output. simply like that without the mention of indexes anywhere? let ages = [10, 4, 44, 2, 8, 9]; console.log(ages.length - 1); instead to get the output for what you said in terms of getting the second last element, shouldn't it be like this below? This will give you the last element in the array. console.log (ages[ages.length - 1]

okkk but I wanted to tell u that u look like that soft green flag guy from any tale or something I mean it really........

I woke up here

You look like Rohit Sharma younger brother 😊😊

I'm stuck right around 31 minutes - 'export' doesn't work for me (I get an error that it is not recognized); 'set' appears to work but I am still unable to use 'flask run' ("Error: Could not locate a Flask application.")

People from 2024 ->

thank you

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Thanks, man! Your videos and a few other creators helped me a lot. For you to sit there, spending your time and efforts to make it as simple and valuable as possible, I can't thank you enough!

funky syntax of generic lists might just be my fav part of this video. Nice video man!

tnx teacher 🤩

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