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Hello everyone, I'm a beginner in programming and I want to start learning algorithms, but I'm not sure where to begin. Could anyone recommend good resources or a structured path for someone just starting out? I'm familiar with basic programming concepts, but algorithms seem overwhelming to me. What are some of the essential algorithms and data structures I should learn first? Also, are there any books, websites, or courses that are beginner-friendly? Thank you in advance for your help! |
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Basically, I am not very good in algorithms, but I think I am very good at how to learn Algorithms. all the best . |
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Hi , Hope you're doing well! I’m also a beginner in programming and currently learning Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) in Java, so I can totally relate to how overwhelming it feels at first. so i would suggest you to choose a proficient language like in which you are comfortable first in which you want to learn dsa as python have inbuilt functions for many where as in java which i'm currently learning i have to write functions for many algorithms or problems it could be like i dont know much there might be some inbuilt functions . I think you should first follow some youtube playlist and if you're consistent in it then continue but if not as i'm not so you should buy a course i suggest as it will help be consistent and many of them have personalized support. While doing dsa after completing a concept try to solve leetcode problems side by side. |
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Hi , Hope you're doing well! I’m also a beginner in programming and currently learning Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) in Java, so I can totally relate to how overwhelming it feels at first. so i would suggest you to choose a proficient language like in which you are comfortable first in which you want to learn dsa as python have inbuilt functions for many where as in java which i'm currently learning i have to write functions for many algorithms or problems it could be like i dont know much there might be some inbuilt functions . I think you should first follow some youtube playlist and if you're consistent in it then continue but if not as i'm not so you should buy a course i suggest as it will help be consistent and many of them have personalized support. While doing dsa after completing a concept try to solve leetcode problems side by side. |
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Basically, I am not very good in algorithms, but I think I am very good at how to learn Algorithms.
you see, there are several ways to learn one by starting right from the Leet code solving problems based on algorithms
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or u should learn algorithms from textbook or appropriate source I'd prefer the source GeekforGeeks the website for tute
all the best .