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Algorithms and Data Structures
Udemy
5 recommenders · 5 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2021–2023 · score 5.3
A Udemy course teaching algorithms and data structures through video lectures, coding exercises, and common interview problems. Commenters mention two separate Udemy versions: one by Colt Steele and one by Stephen Grider, the latter taught in JavaScript.
Commenters call it a hands-on way to learn data structures before tackling LeetCode and interviews, with one saying it gave them real confidence.
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I've been in the same position as you. I bought Colt Steele's Algorithms and Data Structures on Udemy and it helped me a ton. One of, if not the best course I bought - highly recommend as it's only like 10€.
What is your current learning? Html, css, js? If you learning js, I recommend the course algorythm and data structure by stephen grider on udemy. Help me so much in confidence
Stephen Grider on Udemy has a course for Data Structures and Algorithms, it's in JavaScript, but if you can code in Python, for example, you can still follow along assuming you know Python well enough to know that an Array is a List, etc. It's pretty unrealistic to solve Leetcode problems without…
Udemy has been a game changer for me. After trying all sorts of different learning methods, I've found that I learn best visually and by doing things hands on. Although there are tons of decent coding tutorials on Youtube, I find that they usually lack context in how the information would be used…
I know you asked for free resouces but if you can pay 10€ I really recommend the Udemy ADS course by Colt Steele. It has everything you'd want from a complete course including coding excercises and popular interview problems.
This is my copy pasta I do. I think it could help for you: I would recommend the following: First, learn C. I know a lot of people say python first, but not only is C a surprisingly easy language, but it isn't as laden with features as other languages. This allows you to focus on your core cs…
This is my self learning guide I recommend to people. I actually copied it on my phone so I can paste it where I can: I would recommend the following: First, learn C. I know a lot of people say python first, but not only is C a surprisingly easy language, but it isn't as laden with features as…
There is a course in Coursea about leaning how to learn, it teaches you a lot of proven tools in that topic. (Free) Also research about Feynman's method. In udemy you can take a course on algorithms and data structures by colt steele.(arround 20$)