60 Days Dsa Challenge By Kunal In Java
๐ Excited to embark on a 60-day Data Structures and Algorithms journey in Java! ๐ก Let's level up our coding skills together. ๐ป Join me on this adventure! ๐ฅ
Here are some key pointers to keep in mind:
Build a strong Java foundation
Before diving into DSA concepts, make sure you have a solid grasp of Java basics like OOPs,Collections, String manipulation etc. This will help you implement DSA concepts easily in Java.
Learn important Data Structures
Focus on mastering the most important and frequently used Data Structures like Arrays, Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues, Trees, Graphs etc. Implementing them in Java will improve your coding efficiency.
Practice different Algorithm types
Learn and practice various algorithm types like Searching, Sorting, Backtracking, Dynamic Programming etc. This will help you solve complex problems in optimal ways.
Focus on Time and Space Complexity
Analyzing the Time and Space Complexity of algorithms is crucial. Aim to optimize your solutions to achieve the best Complexity.
Solve lots of coding problems daily
Practice solving at least 3-5 coding problems related to DSA concepts daily from platforms like Leetcode, HackerRank, GeeksforGeeks etc. This will help you gain practical experience and improve problem solving skills.
Review and revisit old problems
Periodically revisit solved problems to reinforce your learning and ensure you don't forget the concepts over time.
Stay motivated and learn from each other
During this journey, we can motivate each other, share our progress and help each other overcome roadblocks. Learning from each other will accelerate our progress!
Let's make the most of this 60-day DSA challenge in Java and level up our coding skills! I'm excited to grow and learn together through this journey. Let me know if you have any questions.
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