I'm confused by this explanation... aren't the magnetic fields aligned horizontally? And isn't it the distance between the reversals of the magnetic field direction that actually determines whether it's a 1 or a 0?

Accent is horrible, Tutorial is Fire

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in the 3rd normal for example, shouldn't we make a PK like, winner_id

Wow, if everyone explained as you do. We'd get it on the first try! Great Job man!

Thank you for your video. It really helped me to clear things up!

Simplest explanation out there. Thank you.

The best and most concise explanation for database normalisation I've ever watched!

Thanks UNcle

Hang on... surely the data in Tournament Name, Winner and Winners DOB are all non-atomic? thus not in 1NF and as a result not in 2NF and 3NF? - did I miss something?

sometimes other screens get shown instead of a question can anyone help me

Very helpful with the diagrams as well, the resource which i'm currently learning this from, does not have diagrams and i believe the author of the textbook purposely makes it difficult to understand. Thank you very much.

thank you so much, watching this 30 mins befor exam

thanks. i think i can use your tutorials cause apparently my lecture wants us to self educate ourselves😴😴😴😴

Great explanation, Thank you!

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It didnt work...

worst

very good bro🎉

HOW to change the exact to 2nd normal form after "each cell must only contain a single value

your best vidio is the dhdough ball catcher game thanks a lot regards honey or hiten.

nice very impressive

Fantastic video.

Thank you for this great tutorial, which makes some difficult concepts easy to understand. My only little contribution is to wonder why you did not use some raw data from the beginning and showed through 1st - 3rd Normal Form how to transfer such data. Most people start their database life via Excel, and as you're aware they pick up some terrible habits very quickly. Thank you, it gave me that Eureka realisation moment I'd been searching for.

Regarding clearing a bit So given the definition of bitmask as "A value where only the bit you want to act on is set to 1 and all other bits are 0" If we want to clear a bit we need to get the NOT of the above bit mask and then the result can do an AND with original number to clear that particular bit of interest. For me the order in which he explained was confusing. Hope this help people like me

thank u , and i dearming to be someone like u , i want to know which branches in physics learnt u those stuff

How can i set background picture of a slide? or copy slide(with the background picture) from a template?

Very well explained

Thank you so much It helped me to make my project

It didnt work for me

it was long and not that good the other ones r like 30mins...

I was looking for how to make an animation with python and found this. Great mistake!

This will help a lot on my school assignment! keep up the good work bro👍

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Great explanation, thank you!

i like tutorial

Thanks much

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Cmos has more film look than the old ccd cameras.

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Hello, thank you for your tutorial but i got error like this : line 26, in <module> slide_data = r["slides"] KeyError: 'slides' , can you help me?

Why did you use a dragon?

move ten steps is for babies🤣🤣

How almost one hour lesson, thank you so much for this.

Thanks a lot really liked it. by the way how did you create those animations. they were really good. how much did it take you to make those?

its not working for the right arrow for some reason but this tut is good but for me its not working i done every thing correct i think bc i need to reset i donno

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Thank You

if track 2 only has room for 40 characters and each character responds in binary how would it convert to a 20 hexadecimal long account number? thank you for the wonderful video, i am just curious

Hope you can still make more scratch games! It's nice to try your games. Thank you!