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Red-Black Trees Visually Explained

Video Overview & Insights

This video contains a visual animated explanation of Red-Black Trees, created using Manim, along with the Python code implementation to give you a comprehensive understanding. First, we'll start by walking through the basic structure and properties of a Red-Black Tree, illustrating how the tree maintains balance through the unique color rules and rotations. After that, we'll dive into the specific operations like insertion and deletion, showing step-by-step how each case is handled both visually and in the corresponding Python code. This approach ensures you get a clear, intuitive understanding of how Red-Black Trees work, reinforced by the visual demonstrations and code.

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bro im cooked

— @42tarkan7

0:00 - 4:04 Introduction and Properties

4:05 - 6:04 Rotations

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disliked since it was written in python nothing personal.

— @puddinspidey4807

6:05 - 13:49 Insertion

13:50 - 25:30 Deletion

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Been programming for 10 years and I have never once needed to use this tomfoolery

— @user-hz4tc2pf3x

code implementation link: https://github.com/ByteQuest0/Implemention_codes/blob/main/Trees/RedBlackTree.py

This channel also has similar animated algorithms and data structure videos that you might find useful:-

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y.parent = x.parent dont make sense 4:42

— @takundiswanduna7248

Knuth-Morris-Pratt Algorithm:- https://youtu.be/q4_90fOoS-s

Depth First Search Algorithm:- https://youtu.be/84jNzUOY78c

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yeah there is no chance i will retain this information for my exam. but thank you anyways

— @anadliv1

Graphs Introduction:- https://youtu.be/OpW4exs0PHI

Binary Search Trees:- https://youtu.be/vPfLvtk9dfk

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this is like AVL tree

— @bhavya-s6q4g

Linked Lists:- https://youtu.be/PsTvZ_htHT8

tools used: #manim community edition (for making animations) and Adobe Premiere Pro for video editing.

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thank you but I am no way remembering this for my exam 💖

— @HaleyOrr-m5k

More User Perspectives

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i have a question at 10:41 isnt the 10-15-16-20 subtree already balanced? why do we have to rotate it?

@joshuac5233

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You're the goat man!

Thanks

@Metsysllifer

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computer scientists' brain must be wired different.

@walterclementsjr.5947

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bad video, for stupidos

@kotazkozla253

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Such a great video, thanks!

@rudolphbotha4452

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Good tree do it have fruit

@RudraArya-f2e

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Amazing tutorial ;v

@javierangel1282

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same my exam and i will surly do it .

@Self_Growth__70424

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Saying what to do without any thought process is worthless as your channel.

@DC-hw7fw

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not fan of AI voice and an algorithm that focuses on maximizing processor speed rather than making sense to human programmer reading it. hardcoding all the actions for every case is great for your CPU but nobody wants to debug that

@hrmpk26

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ah yes the nefarious raspberry-blackberry tree

@Codefan321

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This is a whole racist algorithm-- thank you for the courage of explaining it. Well explained

@ShabOnly

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Thank you so much! Excellent tutorial!

@vasilijejukic9682

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Very good video. Thank you for taking the time to explain it with nice visuals

@leosept4303

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this is some premium level stuff !!

@rishabhpandey6631

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you saved my life

@GROSMANKLEINGARCIAVALENCIA

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should u use recursion to code it, i think using loops is kinda complicated ?

@KhôiNgôTuấn-g7p

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In the insert() method, i think you forgot to handle if the value already exists in the tree you should go out of the method
and thanks for this great explanation 👍

@ahmedtaha5032

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Thank you for the quality put in the video

@fabriziogabrielmartinezval5458

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Thank you so much for this video, it's very helpful!

@brigidodonnell3298

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Great tutorial

@softwareengineer8923

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i think there is something worng in the right rotate algorithm....

@tanmoyghosh7756

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He have N pass

@devo6109

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excellent explanationn

@alvinffx3151

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Who TF came up with this bullshit, good turtorial tho

@NikoNikoYeet

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this is a very complex concept and understanding it just through watching a video is not enough, i suggest people to take a pen and paper to sketch out some stuff to develop an intuition on the methods. video was well prepared tho, thanks.

@alperkaya3334

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If you're going to make such a rigorously and formulaic video, then what is the point of watching a video? My idea of a YT video that visually explains something is it appeals to intuition.

@KB-ch9dn

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This is incredible. Super well explained and the visuals are so intuitive. Saved my grade!!

@zenrhys589

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Wow, this is too dense.

@Forge_YouTube

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Thanks for this, this is in my 5th semester syllabus

@jokerSaysSo

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