Question for you all: What kind of future content are you interested in most?
I'm mostly just curious since I think both types of content have value. For example, content centering around the fundamental data structures and algorithms such as the FFT, Graph Theory, DFS, and BFS videos are really timeless since when people want to search for these concepts on YouTube, over time the YouTube algorithm seems to recommend these videos since they seemed to have generated positive feedback from new viewers.
But it's also interesting because content surrounding actual problems such as the problems in the recursion video, dynamic programming, and towers of Hanoi video seem to be the videos that are most popular. My guess is these are the videos that more people want to see, but I want to be sure before putting more effort into creating that type of content.
I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments as well!
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Question for you all: What kind of future content are you interested in most?
I'm mostly just curious since I think both types of content have value. For example, content centering around the fundamental data structures and algorithms such as the FFT, Graph Theory, DFS, and BFS videos are really timeless since when people want to search for these concepts on YouTube, over time the YouTube algorithm seems to recommend these videos since they seemed to have generated positive feedback from new viewers.
But it's also interesting because content surrounding actual problems such as the problems in the recursion video, dynamic programming, and towers of Hanoi video seem to be the videos that are most popular. My guess is these are the videos that more people want to see, but I want to be sure before putting more effort into creating that type of content.
I would love to hear your thoughts in the comments as well!
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