Here is the video of the fifth lecture of the course. Thanks to everyone who watched the live stream.
Here are the home tasks for the lecture, you can submit your solutions into this form.
Unfortunately, I won't be able to have a homework discussion tomorrow, so we'll discuss both homework next week.
See you next week!
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pashka How would you compare this and CF binary search tutorials?
CF lesson is much more detailed, with code examples, and practice problems. This lecture is a part of a big academic course, so it only covers the basics.
where can i find the CF BS tutorials?
CF BS tutorials
Thanks a lot pashka.
Where can I find streams of homework discustions?
pashka Can you please provide with a pseudo code for the problem 5 in the home tasks. It was not clear in the discussion?