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I programatically create educational videos on fundamental algorithms and data structures, a side project that I'm very excited about. I'm creating the videos using Python and the manim library.

My latest video is on insertion sort and you can check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jF-8RcO_9ds.

I am still developing a recipe for the videos, but it is a definitely a lot of fun.

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Can you do bitwise stuff pretty please?

Hi! It is in my plans for the future. I'm currently concentrating on sorting and searching algorithms.

What exactly in bitwise operations would you find interesting?

Well I'm mostly concerned because I am planning to interview soon, and I struggle with them.

Good luck with your interviews!

Unlikely for me to have videos in time for your interviews, though. I'm sure however that you can find other sources on the internet to learn. What have you tried?

I'm getting the hang of it, there are some helpful videos on YT already.

Basically I'm going through "Elements of programming interviews" (in Python), and filling in my gaps.

i actually understood the insertion sort this way

Thanks! I'm very glad when someone finds my videos useful. There are also videos on quick-sort and merge-sort on the channel and I'm planning on doing bubble-sort, selection sort, heap-sort, and radix-sort in the future.

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