Starting Competitive Programming - Steps and Mistakes

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William Lin

William Lin

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In this video, I describe the steps to start competitive programming for a person from any level and I point out several common mistakes, so that you can easily land a job at a top company!
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@IcyPlane
@IcyPlane 4 роки тому
This guy is the one who replies to all queries in stack overflow
@Qrzychu92
@Qrzychu92 4 роки тому
nah, this has NOTHING to do with the things people ask on SO. Zero, nada
@IcyPlane
@IcyPlane 4 роки тому
@@Qrzychu92 get a life bruh
@randomvids3686
@randomvids3686 4 роки тому
You're the guy who copies other's comments
@pradipsiwakoti9352
@pradipsiwakoti9352 4 роки тому
@@Qrzychu92 r/ihavereddit
@pradipsiwakoti9352
@pradipsiwakoti9352 4 роки тому
@@Qrzychu92 r/wooosh
@teomeyerhoff885
@teomeyerhoff885 4 роки тому
This kid is hella smart and wise beyond his years. More importantly he is a nice guy. Respect and subscribed.
@samkarpa4937
@samkarpa4937 3 роки тому
Kinda Asian man
@summers2291
@summers2291 3 роки тому
How old is he...
@akhil2294
@akhil2294 3 роки тому
@@summers2291 18
@SaMi-qd8iw
@SaMi-qd8iw 3 роки тому
Okey buddy let me clear smtng for ya First , being smart is not a pure talent that u are born with U need to work on it, the more u work hard the better u get and u seems smart for others For example if u take the smartest human being in the world and u show him a new problem that he never seen or he never did smtng similar , his answer will be i can’t answer . Why!! Because being smart doesn’t mean u can do things extraordinary in matter of fact being smart is working hard , learn faster , improvise, and keep fighting no matter what
@SaMi-qd8iw
@SaMi-qd8iw 3 роки тому
Second and last, a smart person is hard worker , never tap out always keep struggling until u get better and at this moment u will be smarter, more wiser and creative. So , we all need to start from a certain point or level , but it’s never too late , knowledge is a powerful weapon indeed, but use it wisely when u get it , my dear friend !
@vedhasbalaji7648
@vedhasbalaji7648 4 роки тому
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@martinprochazka3714
@martinprochazka3714 4 роки тому
That's weird, in my experience people who mastered their field are literally desperate to share their knowledge... Can you back your claim with some numbers?
@rafvissersraf
@rafvissersraf 4 роки тому
@@martinprochazka3714 might not be completely relevant but poker players are a good example of people keeping knowledge to themselves
@martinprochazka3714
@martinprochazka3714 4 роки тому
@@rafvissersraf I have no idea, never talked to a poker player. I was mainly refering to science community.
@waynegreen7970
@waynegreen7970 4 роки тому
@@martinprochazka3714 I can speculate what Vedhas means. I think he is complimenting William on his ability to remove ambiguity and to have a message that resonates with beginners. Granted, many people who have mastered their field try fervently to share knowledge, but many of these masters are not optimally effective when sharing this knowledge. Sometimes, this ineffectiveness in teaching can be misconstrued as hoarding knowledge or not willing to share. It is a rare gift for someone to reach the top of their field AND be a good teacher. I can give a few examples in the sports world. Michael Jordan, who some consider the greatest basketball player that ever lived was not a good coach or teacher. He was a below-average coach and teacher. He tried, but he gave it up because he was not effective. Wayne Gretsky, who some consider the greatest hockey player that ever lived was also a below-average coach and teacher. Further, I am not putting William Lin on the level of these sports legends, but I have watched a few dozen videos over the years on how to get into competitive programming and now, in April 2020, I feel like I have found a message that resonates.
@hanseldsilva2393
@hanseldsilva2393 4 роки тому
@@waynegreen7970 Wow that makes much sense thanks
@lefrutit228
@lefrutit228 4 роки тому
"You need to be able to understand English", - said William in English
@tmwilliamlin168
@tmwilliamlin168 4 роки тому
For people who are watching the subtitles and translating everything I guess. Also, "You need to be able to understand English" is a simple sentence compared to other sentences that people might see in articles.
@nguyenhoanglong420
@nguyenhoanglong420 4 роки тому
@@tmwilliamlin168 true :))) sometimes my mind can not handle it :)))
@linuxboro2541
@linuxboro2541 4 роки тому
Nani!?
@LesterFD
@LesterFD 4 роки тому
people are happy if they feel like they found any little mistake in explanations of people who teach them. It's the fun for the little minds
@lefrutit228
@lefrutit228 4 роки тому
@@LesterFD my condolences to your sense of humor:/ it just sounds funny, I didn't want to "correct" William. Actually, it wasn't even a mistake, lol
@poorgang
@poorgang 4 роки тому
Since you have started doing tutorials/guides, can you do a video on ‘how to read a problem properly and remove the unused part during a contest?’
@babysos5340
@babysos5340 4 роки тому
This!
@cocoarecords
@cocoarecords 4 роки тому
@@babysos5340 this
@abidhasan1665
@abidhasan1665 4 роки тому
Badly need this. Can't even understand the fucken problem nor how to read it.
@poorgang
@poorgang 4 роки тому
Codeforces contest often have very long problem statement and I have seen William spending so little time on it. So I believe there’s an approach/faster way to do this. Do you guys agree?
@supriyjinturkar7477
@supriyjinturkar7477 4 роки тому
+1
@vancedstone
@vancedstone 4 роки тому
These videos are actually really helpful! Thank you William!
@namnguyen7153
@namnguyen7153 4 роки тому
The last mistake is probably the most common mindset of Asian parents. Figuring that out by yourself at such a young age makes you a very good learner! Keep up the good work dude.
@saileshramesh8113
@saileshramesh8113 3 роки тому
Thank-you so so much William, you've achieved so much at this age, told everything that is needed to achieve it, your a legend and most importantly a person with very clean heart, subscribed and lots of love and respect.
@manjunathvasam4981
@manjunathvasam4981 4 роки тому
I'm eagerly waiting for those "other videos"!!! Get them asap!
@sophiemcgregor2407
@sophiemcgregor2407 4 роки тому
Thank you for this, I am currently into Data Science, but you introduce me something really really fun. I hope to hear more from you. thanks for the videos.
@jamesyoo67
@jamesyoo67 4 роки тому
Thanks William. You're a blessing to the community.
@Hockey-qe1fu
@Hockey-qe1fu 3 роки тому
You literally answered all my questions and gave great resources in one video - thanks man
@ayushdwivedi6892
@ayushdwivedi6892 4 роки тому
Coincidentally, one of my friends just asked me about how to begin CP and I had just seen this video of yours... Thanks for saving my energy man!!
@feelsdankman211
@feelsdankman211 Місяць тому
I also started producing CP but I don't see how that correlates with this video?
@debadiptobiswas5611
@debadiptobiswas5611 4 роки тому
So glad that you mentioned that we do need *maths* in programming. Some of the pseudo programming channels on youtube often misguides the beginners. They make it feel like CS is a liberal arts subject.
@abdopower5913
@abdopower5913 4 роки тому
you need logic more then maths and that depend on what do you want from programming if make websites and plugins u don't need to be good at math but u have to get some logic to solve problems, but if u want make games u actually need some advance math
@yomanraj2
@yomanraj2 4 роки тому
@@abdopower5913 here the context is cp !
@RAJPATEL-nm9nz
@RAJPATEL-nm9nz 4 роки тому
@@abdopower5913 as you go in higher levels problems they involves more and more maths.
@CapeSkill
@CapeSkill 4 роки тому
@@RAJPATEL-nm9nz in terms of CP yes, in terms of SE or web development no.
@CapeSkill
@CapeSkill 4 роки тому
these channels arent competitive programming channels, they're usually focused on SE or WD. And they're right in those fields you don't need math, you need logic. In CP context, yes you need alot of math.
@ManojKumar-hj7fh
@ManojKumar-hj7fh 4 роки тому
A great and a descriptive video on the basics of cp! Thank you! Keep making more videos
@Gary1q2
@Gary1q2 4 роки тому
i love the tip about not comparing yourself to others and just focusing on improving yourself. GOOD VIDEO!!!!
@km5116
@km5116 4 роки тому
The point you made about comparing yourself to others is so important. I used to do this when surrounded by people who had years of exposure to cs above my own, and I would feel so dumb and helpless. It takes so much time to really rewire your brain and think differently in order to be a successful computer scientist. Be patient and kind to yourself. It will pay off and there's no need to be down on it. And remember, repetition is the mother of skill, so always practice coding when you can, even if its just for a few minutes when you can, or watching some videos about cs, it all helps! Sooner than you would think, you'll be writing programs that will impress you!
@xbaphomet0136
@xbaphomet0136 4 роки тому
most honest video on how to get better at competitive programming
@premnaath-varadharajan
@premnaath-varadharajan 4 роки тому
better than most of the other videos on youtube about CP, keep up bro!
@deepeshdragoneel3351
@deepeshdragoneel3351 4 роки тому
Thanks for the precious advises dude, I hope i do good in competitive programming!
@gunasekart.j3552
@gunasekart.j3552 4 роки тому
Thanks for sharing the valuable information to the world and keep on sharing your experience to create overall progress in everyone's experience
@km5116
@km5116 4 роки тому
This guy is spot on. I'm almost finished with my undergrad degree in computer science, yet competitive programming is a challenge if you're new to the idea of it, even with years of classes in cs. This is a great video William, keep it up!
@saketpatil1306
@saketpatil1306 2 роки тому
Actually I'll be entering first year next month, can I please ask u some doubts🙏. Please drop ur insta id.
@billionaireno1
@billionaireno1 3 роки тому
Dude this is actually the most helpful video ever. Keep it up man!
@rocco2162
@rocco2162 3 роки тому
Thank you so much for this guide I really was looking all the internet so kind of u to mention everything ☺
@slavii5772
@slavii5772 4 роки тому
Hahahaha,I just noticed that you are already at 27.7k subscribers and that’s so strange,I remember when you were at
@fusel
@fusel 4 роки тому
Very interesting! Never thought about CP, but maybe I will start. Wrote CPP in University, now using JavaScript most of the time. But you are right, CPP is a fast language!
@darimarchino7787
@darimarchino7787 4 роки тому
Thank you so much!! I'm impatient to see your next videos !! ( from france )
@helloworld4788
@helloworld4788 Рік тому
One of the best videos I’ve ever watched on UKposts. Thanks brother. God bless you
@rohitpal7739
@rohitpal7739 4 роки тому
Thanks 😄its like with you and errichto I can really ace up in competitive programming
@lawrenceliu401
@lawrenceliu401 4 роки тому
Im doing the same! Its like we are the same person
@vaibhavsingh4108
@vaibhavsingh4108 4 роки тому
ya we all are same ....
@angiras07
@angiras07 4 роки тому
Include me too
@jakoolaboo
@jakoolaboo 4 роки тому
Me too
@buddinglearner7085
@buddinglearner7085 4 роки тому
So many indians
@DevRightms
@DevRightms 4 роки тому
Dude , you are awesome . I really love your videos and learn many tips and tricks and thought process from your videos
@megg97
@megg97 3 роки тому
hello William you are quite an inspiration to me .I have learnt a lot from you and i wish to participate in competitive programming soon.Thanks for sharing your videos.
@franky0226
@franky0226 4 роки тому
Thank you so much william♥️. Your guide is crystal clear!
@dHue_52
@dHue_52 4 роки тому
Thanks so much for this! I'm working on my CS degree right now and I can attest to the fact that most of the CS courses you take in college are not focused on teaching you algorithms that will help you in coding interviews and CP. These classes are meant to get you comfortable with your first few coding languages and teach you problem solving and design techniques, NOT how to pass a coding interview. You're a legend and honestly someone I look up to!
@yesyes9698
@yesyes9698 4 місяці тому
Did you graduate?
@dHue_52
@dHue_52 4 місяці тому
@@yesyes9698 I'm in my final semester. I'll graduate in May.
@user-mm7hb6mq6h
@user-mm7hb6mq6h 2 місяці тому
@@dHue_52Any advices? I still have a year left to get the degree
@mlcs
@mlcs Місяць тому
Because these algorithms are mostly useless
@dHue_52
@dHue_52 Місяць тому
@@mlcs fair point.
@coolguyhighfive4487
@coolguyhighfive4487 4 роки тому
Its easy to tell that teaching comes natural to you!
@johnhammer8668
@johnhammer8668 4 роки тому
Thanks William for taking your time to make this video.
@jkthetitan
@jkthetitan 4 роки тому
Man pls keep doing this, you are the greatest of all
@pauldayonghuang9284
@pauldayonghuang9284 2 роки тому
Twenty years in software/internet industry, this gets my vote for the best intro programming video for 2020/2021. Every new programmer/engineer should watch this.
@realdealholyfield9616
@realdealholyfield9616 Рік тому
Where do you work now
@nursultannazarov8379
@nursultannazarov8379 5 місяців тому
in McDonalds@@realdealholyfield9616
@Millicx
@Millicx 2 роки тому
I'm not one of the best competitive programmers but I can tell that after I improved my English I saw improvements on programming too, even if I knew English it was sometimes difficult to understand the problems. It also helps at learning programming in general since most of the resources are on english
@knifexn
@knifexn 4 роки тому
I don’t usually like videos, but this is so well done that I had to. Thank you :)
@joaopadua7134
@joaopadua7134 3 роки тому
seeing you talking about techniques to competitive reminds me so much of when i use to study for an yearly exam to join a engeeniring "collage". those were the days
@3li806
@3li806 4 роки тому
Dude you're awesome!! Thanks for all the great resources. Lolled at the o wait thats me part
@klaus26
@klaus26 4 роки тому
Thanks so much, I've been sad bacause some of my friends improve so fast, for me is a little difficult, but lately my performance has been so good, because now I just compare wiht myself in order to overcome my own difficulties, I think that was one of the mistakes, I used to compare with others.
@anciea
@anciea Місяць тому
I've done that
@fyrozdada
@fyrozdada 2 роки тому
Last step! Bravo to you to include in this serious video!
@Lser03
@Lser03 3 роки тому
@William Lin thank you so much I have been wanting to get into coding or at least knowing the basics, Scratch really bored me so I gave up on it. Your video was really inspiring!
@omaro758
@omaro758 3 роки тому
This kid is amazing. Definitely going places
@cybermats2004
@cybermats2004 4 роки тому
I dont want to start Competitive Programming, I dont even Program. I just watch this Video because I like you
@davidakoji3696
@davidakoji3696 4 роки тому
show me some love too🤗🤗
@vijiyanttanaji9800
@vijiyanttanaji9800 4 роки тому
Start it you may like it. OR Stop wasting your life.
@jiganeshpatil1472
@jiganeshpatil1472 4 роки тому
Ohhh please,😑
@clipit4503
@clipit4503 4 роки тому
@@vijiyanttanaji9800 Let her/he do what she likes
@grizzledwarveteran2321
@grizzledwarveteran2321 3 роки тому
Clip It! Nah be practical. Speak truth Vijiyant!
@changliu9090
@changliu9090 4 роки тому
Thank you very much for your advice. I'm a cs-major college student already with the whole of my time spent on daily boring exams when I was in high school. I believe it's better late than never for me.
@sifathasan8728
@sifathasan8728 3 роки тому
This was a very informative video. Thanks a lot, Lin.
@infinityscrub74
@infinityscrub74 3 роки тому
As a beginner programmer in Javascript and Python, your videos are incredibly useful for us. Keep up your legendary work!
@Kyier035
@Kyier035 6 місяців тому
You’ve got some years on you now , how’s the journey?
@nursultannazarov8379
@nursultannazarov8379 5 місяців тому
he gave up@@Kyier035
@vijinvincent3210
@vijinvincent3210 3 роки тому
He really tried his best to make us laugh and actually he did though.
@S4ND1X
@S4ND1X 4 роки тому
Yes maan! I asked for this on the discord server and here we have it! Thank youuu
@DebojyotiMandal
@DebojyotiMandal 3 роки тому
Link of the server
@funwithaiman
@funwithaiman 4 роки тому
Honestly your videos are simultaneously both informative and humorous! I was wondering why you mentioned the last step when there were still two steps on the screen. Heh.
@wiktorsiatkowski4238
@wiktorsiatkowski4238 4 роки тому
I've just noticed that you're a member of Twice related discord XD Onces are everywhere
@Test-dp1ib
@Test-dp1ib 3 роки тому
Menu : (0:22) 0 - English, Math, Typing. (2:20) 1 - Learning to Program. (3:35) 2 - Starting Competitive Programming. (5:46) 3 - Common Mistakes. (6:12) 3.a - Relying on college courses. (6:33) 3.b - Relying too much - 5% Rule. (7:06) 3.c - Learning too advanced techniques (7:51) 3.d - Comparing yourself with others.
@kogarashixz
@kogarashixz 9 місяців тому
Small typo: 3.b Reading too much. Ty for timestamps
@ArmanSydikov
@ArmanSydikov 4 роки тому
Thank you for sharing such an important list of advices for the beginners
@antonionoriega155
@antonionoriega155 4 роки тому
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience!
@Montisero
@Montisero 3 роки тому
Step 1: learn English Step 2: Study Mostafa Saad's content which is in Arabic
@motivationinspiritual8000
@motivationinspiritual8000 4 роки тому
8:30 I feel that Bruh !!
@joshuatatmon8799
@joshuatatmon8799 4 роки тому
I watched one video on this channel and subscribed.Keep up the good work.
@avanigupta8945
@avanigupta8945 4 роки тому
just amazing video, was muck needed t get started : ) thanks a lot !
@pacco2012
@pacco2012 3 роки тому
Why am I even watching this when I can't even use loops properly?
@xXmayank.kumarXx
@xXmayank.kumarXx 3 роки тому
They were also beginners once. Just start!
@adpadillar
@adpadillar 3 роки тому
“Just watch the first 5 or 6 hours”
@nickysterling2
@nickysterling2 3 роки тому
Not bad really. My normal engineering lectures are that long.
@monagomaa2374
@monagomaa2374 4 роки тому
This is so informative, dude! I love youuu
@vijiyanttanaji9800
@vijiyanttanaji9800 4 роки тому
This is the best beginner roadmap & explanation I've seen . thankyou
@ionsilviu4683
@ionsilviu4683 4 роки тому
Hey William, it will be nice to hear your story, how you started CP, how have you been practicing and how you reached your current level.
@Ali_Alhakeem
@Ali_Alhakeem 3 роки тому
8:45 He should've focus on the teacher instead of stalking his friend in the class lmao
@psky519
@psky519 4 роки тому
Thanks, man! Need more videos about CP :P
@FatahChan
@FatahChan 3 роки тому
dude i still waiting for a new video for this playlist, you making me wait to much lol love you
@adityabalpande7742
@adityabalpande7742 4 роки тому
Hey Buddy I've qualified for the round 1A of google code jam 2020 My name is Aditya currently studying into high school from India your Videos are great..
@monickverma2944
@monickverma2944 3 роки тому
which standard?
@riseabovehate9476
@riseabovehate9476 3 роки тому
+Respect 1 M $ GTA song playing in the background
@ste1ee
@ste1ee 2 роки тому
Thank you very much, I just didn't know where to start. After watching this, I feel more comfortable to actually start writing code.
@fahadmomin1165
@fahadmomin1165 3 роки тому
Thank you this is really helpful nobody explains this in much detail
@kingarth0r
@kingarth0r 3 роки тому
I legit just started learning programming yesterday and the youtube algorithm has already brought me here lol
@didyoustealmyfood8729
@didyoustealmyfood8729 3 роки тому
UKposts algorithm is also made by skilled programmers...
@keshavthakur1011
@keshavthakur1011 4 роки тому
"There is a nine hour video on the basics of cpp"
@thiscx
@thiscx 3 роки тому
I got that lmao
@kunal_chand
@kunal_chand 4 роки тому
You really are stepping in the shoes of Errichto. Nice to see someone making guides/tutorials. It feels good that even if errichto stops making videos for some reason, I will have u to guide me in cp.
@ajaypanthagani5959
@ajaypanthagani5959 3 роки тому
Most useful video on CP I have seen so far.
@TechWithSabri
@TechWithSabri 4 роки тому
bro thank you so much for your time but i have a question : i'm using python for programming what do you think about it i love it and i'm in advanced level on it. because in the future i want to participate in competitions..... should i switch to c++? and why please i need your help ! thnx a lot
@54M4R7H
@54M4R7H 4 роки тому
Same here, I'm leaving the comment to get notified if tmw replies
@TechWithSabri
@TechWithSabri 4 роки тому
Samarth R yes bro i think the language is not necessary for your programming They just need the results be in good big O() That’s all but I posted this question because he know more then us that’s all bro I wish he can help us
@dhiraj.govindvira
@dhiraj.govindvira 4 роки тому
no if u very well in python and if u can handle time comp. then no need to switch.
@TechWithSabri
@TechWithSabri 4 роки тому
Dhiraj I think python is good for timing than c++ What do you think ?
@54M4R7H
@54M4R7H 4 роки тому
@@TechWithSabri Yes your are right, but still most of the time even though the implementation is efficient, python takes longer time compared to C++, and I remember reading that online judges like Codechef will not allot extra time limit for python submission, not sure though.
@itsanantsingh
@itsanantsingh 3 роки тому
8:30 bruh...i feel u :(
@boombot9615
@boombot9615 2 роки тому
Thank you sir! this was informative as well as entertaining.
@sajadrezvani4230
@sajadrezvani4230 4 роки тому
You are wise and not just smart, that is praiseworthy. I give you my best wishes
@eshwarpittala
@eshwarpittala 4 роки тому
Bro, I really want to know which editor you use for C++ and your GVIM IDE setup. Please reply mate. Else could you please make a video on that?
@marwannabileldeep4513
@marwannabileldeep4513 4 роки тому
I think he uses dev C++
@Tarek_Nady
@Tarek_Nady 4 роки тому
he not do anything else that put this configuration in his vimrc pastebin.com/qMvFYGqb
@eshwarpittala
@eshwarpittala 4 роки тому
Bro, please tell me which IDE setup you use for C++
@Tarek_Nady
@Tarek_Nady 4 роки тому
@@eshwarpittala I use sublime text
@VISIBLESHADOW
@VISIBLESHADOW 4 роки тому
I used turbo cpp
@kartaLaLa
@kartaLaLa 4 роки тому
tmw you actually don't need to buy new cloths from the store, just compete the CP for more T-Shirt XDD
@anybody_y
@anybody_y 4 роки тому
this seems like a legit move
@iPhelio
@iPhelio 4 роки тому
@@anybody_y a true gamer move
@beri745
@beri745 3 роки тому
Excited for the future video for step four!
@lovely_bean
@lovely_bean Рік тому
Thank you for this. This really helps!
@---ml4jd
@---ml4jd 4 роки тому
no need for gemotry? sorry sometimes you need it. example: find pi using random();
@6b14yeungsinchun-8
@6b14yeungsinchun-8 4 роки тому
That's about algebra I guess
@md.pialahamed8194
@md.pialahamed8194 4 роки тому
this is the best guideline i have ever seen
@aryapandey4576
@aryapandey4576 Рік тому
Really helpful information, I am also thinking of starting with CP. Your content is valuable. Thanks!
@user-ey9qk7bz1e
@user-ey9qk7bz1e 4 роки тому
8:30 HAHAHAHAHAH combining memes and knowledge cheers!!!
@genfede
@genfede 4 роки тому
"You do need math to do CP" Me: ok guess im out
@Cristian-xe7fj
@Cristian-xe7fj 4 роки тому
Trust me, even ppl that are "bad at maths" have no issues with what you need for coding
@arG18YT
@arG18YT 4 роки тому
you just need basic math, not hard math!
@argentiskyblau159
@argentiskyblau159 4 роки тому
-Cris tian- math is really important in software engineering. Calc 2 and diff. Equat. Will help you so much in programming
@argentiskyblau159
@argentiskyblau159 4 роки тому
AmmadtheGamer math will make software engineering so much better and enjoyable unless youre gonna be a web developer or something than yea you dont need those logic skills as much
@muhammadnuralamsyah5601
@muhammadnuralamsyah5601 4 роки тому
Thanks for your effort in making these vids. Nice videos
@ManvendraSingh-bd2il
@ManvendraSingh-bd2il 4 роки тому
Again an excellent video man just keep doing stuff like this and if possible also cover some beginner level contest for demo...
@tanyaarora2325
@tanyaarora2325 3 роки тому
Irony those who don't know English will also not understand what he is saying
@bhargavreddy5938
@bhargavreddy5938 4 роки тому
the guy is trying to be funny but can't express it LOL. Jokes apart he is a genius
@chinmayasahu5577
@chinmayasahu5577 4 роки тому
Love you mate thanks for giving back
@vincentjonathan
@vincentjonathan 2 роки тому
Thank you bro, this video very helpful for me in practicing CP, especially the given links
@EvilsoriHC
@EvilsoriHC 3 роки тому
Forgive me Lord for laughing when he said CP
@bruh-co8nf
@bruh-co8nf 3 роки тому
0:46 meth? I'm in
@jubayermufid1710
@jubayermufid1710 3 роки тому
Man, you are a legend!!! Make more videos like this
@wizofe
@wizofe 3 роки тому
Thank you for sharing some great resources!
@shilpybd7377
@shilpybd7377 4 роки тому
Thanks buddy for boosting my inspiration.
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