When it comes to dsa pattern wise there is a yt channel
CTO BHAIYA by anuj kumar that is really a good channel I have been following him since a while and have started to feel a Lil bit confident as well
Here is the pattern wise sheet provided by him i created this website to track the record dynamically for my self you guys can also refer to this !!!
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i want to prepare for sr data scientist in MAANG companies. My background is in core ML, deeplearning, nlp etc.
I plan to target in around a year from now.
Does someone have any idea about the interview preparation or someone in these companies who would like to share some experience?
Interviewprep resource:
PracHub: Company specific interview questions
DataLemur: SQL Interview and Data Science Interview questions
StrataScratch: SQL and Python interview
if yes, then how should i start doing cp/dev along with dsa
seniors please help!!!!!
I want advice on how to get an internship by the end of my 3rd year. So far, I haven't done much. In my 1st year, I only learned frontend development, and that's about it.
I'm stuck on Graphs and Dynamic Programming. I understand the basics, but I struggle to solve medium and hard problems on my own.
Can you recommend the best resources, playlists, or problem lists that helped you master these topics? Any structured roadmap would be appreciated.
Starting from 1 July, I’m beginning my Data Structures & Algorithms journey from scratch and building my way up step by step.
The goal isn’t to rush or compete — it’s to stay consistent, learn properly, and improve every day. I’ll share updates, problems solved, things I learn, and milestones along the way.
This is my commitment to becoming better than I was yesterday.
If anyone wants to join, feel free — let’s stay accountable and grow together. 💻🔥
See you on Day 1.
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Hi! I'm a 20M B.Tech CSE student looking for a DSA accountability partner.
I'm currently following Striver's A2Z DSA Sheet and solving problems on LeetCode. My goal is to stay consistent and prepare for internships.
I'm looking for a female study partner (18+) who is also serious about DSA. We can:
Set daily coding goals
Share progress and motivate each other
Discuss doubts and approaches
Have a quick 10–15 minute check-in daily
No pressure or competition—just helping each other stay consistent.
If you're interested, feel free to comment or DM with your current DSA level and goals.
I want to learn backtracking in Python, but I'm finding it really hard to understand the thought process behind it.
I tried watching Aditya Verma's backtracking playlist, but it's in C++, and I keep getting distracted trying to translate the code into Python instead of understanding the actual algorithm.
Can anyone recommend good Python-specific resources (YouTube channels, playlists, articles, or courses) that explain backtracking from the basics? Also, if there's a particular approach or pattern that helped to solve backtracking problems
Hey Everyone,
I'm in my 3rd year of CSE and I've finally decided to focus seriously on DSA because placements are getting closer.
The problem is, there are many resources that I'm confused about where to start. Some people suggest Striver, others say Abdul Bari, Love Babbar, Apna College, or paid courses.
I also can't decide which language to stick with. I know the basics of C, C++, and java but I don't want to waste time switching between languages.
So I wanted to ask:
Which YouTube channel or course helped you the most?
Which language would you recommend for placements?
If you were starting DSA from scratch in your 3rd year, what roadmap would you follow?
Would really appreciate advice from people who have already gone through placements or internships.
Thanks!
Ive realized my biggest issue with trees isn't understanding the concepts it's translating them into code I know what DfS does and I usually understand whether the information should flow upward or downward, but when I start coding, I freeze.
The base case is usually fine. After that I struggle to decide:
&& or ||.I often understand the solution after seeing it, but I have trouble deriving it on my own. It feels like I'm missing the recursive thought process rather than the tree concepts themselves.
I have been doing dsa for a while now, i couldn't maintain consistency so I started again, but even now, when I do questions, 2 days later I am not at all able to recall the optimal approach or anything related to the question except a shit ass two loops approach. what do I do? been following the striver's dsa sheet btw.