@varun - It’s the same survey. Stackoverflow ke survey ko hi publish kiya hai Statisa ne. Here is the link - survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology#most-popular-technologies
Hi @altaf! To get started with DSA, I would recommend that you start with a good programming language. Most of the study material you will find online on DSA topics will either be in Java or C/C++. I suggest you pick Java and explore the fundamentals in-depth and then look at the "Collections" framework, which is Java's DSA package. Along with this, you should also be looking at improving your logic building and problem solving skills. I suggest starting with the "Easy" problems on LeetCode. It will take you anywhere between 2 to 3 hours to solve 1 question here initially. Try solving 2-3 questions every week and after you solve 8-10 easy questions, try to attempt a "Medium" difficulty question and so on. A combination of learning a programming language and solving challenging questions should help you get better at DSA! Hope this helps. Happy coding! 🪄
@codewithaquib bhaia I have lot of things to share . Mai kaafi dinn se DSA padh raha hu. But mere se easy level kay questions bhi bohot mushkil se ho tay hai.. soch nai paata kaha se shru karay. Mai kaha pey lack ho raha hu pata nai chal raha . Pura time DSA ko de rahe hai phir bhi ye haal hai ..... Mai aapse personally baat karna chahta hu... Shayad meri help ho jaye
Nice explain
Glad you found it helpful!
bhyi aapne toh stackoverflow ki survey ko ignore krdiya
@varun - It’s the same survey. Stackoverflow ke survey ko hi publish kiya hai Statisa ne. Here is the link - survey.stackoverflow.co/2024/technology#most-popular-technologies
Hlo sir please explain golang for backend
Sure thing, I'll try making a video on GoLang for backend soon!
@@codewithaquib ok sir thank you
Bhaia can u give me some points where I increase my potiential in DSA .
Hi @altaf!
To get started with DSA, I would recommend that you start with a good programming language. Most of the study material you will find online on DSA topics will either be in Java or C/C++. I suggest you pick Java and explore the fundamentals in-depth and then look at the "Collections" framework, which is Java's DSA package.
Along with this, you should also be looking at improving your logic building and problem solving skills. I suggest starting with the "Easy" problems on LeetCode. It will take you anywhere between 2 to 3 hours to solve 1 question here initially. Try solving 2-3 questions every week and after you solve 8-10 easy questions, try to attempt a "Medium" difficulty question and so on.
A combination of learning a programming language and solving challenging questions should help you get better at DSA!
Hope this helps.
Happy coding! 🪄
@codewithaquib bhaia I have lot of things to share . Mai kaafi dinn se DSA padh raha hu. But mere se easy level kay questions bhi bohot mushkil se ho tay hai.. soch nai paata kaha se shru karay. Mai kaha pey lack ho raha hu pata nai chal raha . Pura time DSA ko de rahe hai phir bhi ye haal hai
..... Mai aapse personally baat karna chahta hu... Shayad meri help ho jaye
@altaf - Sure thing! Please drop a message on LinkedIn and we can talk there! Here’s the link - www.linkedin.com/in/codewithaquib