Featured image of post Introduction to Dynamic Programming (DP) and Famous Problems (Knapsack, Fibonacci)

Introduction to Dynamic Programming (DP) and Famous Problems (Knapsack, Fibonacci)

Overcome the algorithm hurdle 'Dynamic Programming (DP)'. We explain the difference between memoized recursion and the bottom-up approach in an easy-to-understand way, using the Fibonacci sequence and the Knapsack problem as examples.

Featured image of post Complete Understanding of C Language and Pointers (Memory Management, Addresses, Basics of Stack and Heap)

Complete Understanding of C Language and Pointers (Memory Management, Addresses, Basics of Stack and Heap)

We will thoroughly explain pointers, the biggest hurdle in C programming, from the concept of memory addresses to the differences between stack and heap, and dynamic memory allocation. This is a complete guide for those aiming for a deep understanding of the C language.

Featured image of post Mechanism of LLM (Large Language Model) and Application to Programming (Transformer Model, Prompt Engineering)

Mechanism of LLM (Large Language Model) and Application to Programming (Transformer Model, Prompt Engineering)

We thoroughly explain the mathematical mechanism of the Transformer architecture, which is the foundation of Large Language Models (LLMs), advanced prompt engineering techniques, and their application to actual programming.

Featured image of post The 3 Main Elements of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Practicing SOLID Principles: From History to Advanced Design Methods

The 3 Main Elements of Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) and Practicing SOLID Principles: From History to Advanced Design Methods

A complete guide covering the historical background of Object-Oriented Programming, its 3 main elements (Encapsulation, Inheritance, Polymorphism), and deep practical methods of SOLID principles.

Featured image of post History and Future of State Management: Evolution from Redux to Signals and Reactivity

History and Future of State Management: Evolution from Redux to Signals and Reactivity

The biggest challenge in the history of frontend development: 'state management'. A comprehensive guide diving deep into the evolution and future, from MVC to Flux, Redux, Context API, and onto Signals and fine-grained reactivity.