1) Heap - Heapsort, Dijkstra, Median of a Stream 2) BInary Tree - Traversals(Pre-Order, Post-Order, In-Order, Level Order) - Lowest Common Ancestor, Left View of a Binary Tree, Maximum Path Sum 3) Hashmap - Whenever a quick lookup is needed 4) Stack/Queue - Largest Rectangle in a Histogram 5) Graphs - Graph Search(BFS, DFS, Dijkstra), Topological Sort, Loop in a Graph - Bus Routes
After watching and listening to countless youtubers, I can say you provide the most relevant, practical, effective, articulate and to the point videos that people really need. I really enjoy watching your videos and I have learnt a lot too. Kudos to you!
Graphs are the best. It's usually pretty easy to recognize when you have a graph problem in front of you, so as long as you've memorized the graph algorithms, you should be fine. Stacks, on the other hand, are the worst. It can be pretty hard to recognize that you need to use a stack a lot of the times.
Python as more inbuilt functions and it's very easy to do what you think when it's so easy u don't build ur logical ability how does that works behind so writing the code from scratch and learning from c++ and java is that's why always preferred and resources for the dsa questions solution are flooded with only these two languages anyhow there is no harm in doing with python u can explore
Learn one..... You will most likely fail to understand it. Than learn another one and again, most likely u will fail again, but when u come to your third you will begin to grasp what u like and how to get a job. Programming is not easy as it seems. AI can program but ai cant solve unique problems. Thats where u come in and thats what ppl play you to do.
@@gsettu7255 c++ also has STL and Java has Collections. So that way people can also not learn the basic way to implement these DS and use the built-in libraries of C++ and Java.
Sir i am your big fan. I am a Civil engineering student (1st year). But i am too much interested about programing and also i have a dream to be a programmer, and almost i am starting learn python because of your inspiration.But now it is very hard decesion for my carrier that would i continue both civil Engineering and programing or focus on just specific one? Can you suggest me sir.....
You should know how to implement some basic data structures like LinkedList(Singly & Doubly), Stack, Queue, Binary Tree, Trie, Graph, Heap. In most of the interviews you no need to implement Heap, but knowing it's algorithm is always better. Same with graph. Once you know the inner workings of these data structures then you will be better off to know when and where to use to these DS.
They're mostly used while developing system softwares. For example: Queue(FIFO principle) is used in messaging systems like rabbitmq . Queue is also uses in javascript event loop architecture
Bhai yanha pe cv shortlist nahi ho raha hai kya kare algorithms ka. Sab bolenge 90 days notice period. Ek bat to hai jo land kar gaya bolega bht asan hai
@@codewithsaj9270 Bro I have done 2 3 projects even I am a co-founder of startup still no calls. Bhai chance to dedo yarr. DSA bhi sahi hai Mera. Bhai mil gaya jisko wo bolega bht asan hai ek bar reality dekho
I'm preparing for my campus placement. So Im thinking of leaving the graphs , DP and tries for now. Will cover the rest of the data structure. Is it ok ?
Is it necessary to learn implementing data structures from scratch? As there are many built-in data structure especially in Java language. Please answer Thanks
hello sir. i really love your video.But there is a problem. your voice is too low . My pc sound is in the max level even that it still difficult to understand your voice. Can you please increase your video audio levels during Editing. Thank you.❤❤
Hello sir, I am non computer science background but I am interested to learn programming, And I learn Python language and it is really amazing and interesting language.
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1) Heap - Heapsort, Dijkstra, Median of a Stream
2) BInary Tree - Traversals(Pre-Order, Post-Order, In-Order, Level Order) - Lowest Common Ancestor, Left View of a Binary Tree, Maximum Path Sum
3) Hashmap - Whenever a quick lookup is needed
4) Stack/Queue - Largest Rectangle in a Histogram
5) Graphs - Graph Search(BFS, DFS, Dijkstra), Topological Sort, Loop in a Graph - Bus Routes
Data structures:
Heap
Binary Tree
HashMap
Stack/Queue
Graphs
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thanks bro...great advice@@sahilandsarra
Please create DSA sheet based on your experience.
After watching and listening to countless youtubers, I can say you provide the most relevant, practical, effective, articulate and to the point videos that people really need. I really enjoy watching your videos and I have learnt a lot too. Kudos to you!
Graphs are the best. It's usually pretty easy to recognize when you have a graph problem in front of you, so as long as you've memorized the graph algorithms, you should be fine.
Stacks, on the other hand, are the worst. It can be pretty hard to recognize that you need to use a stack a lot of the times.
Held up in an infinite loop between the top 5 data structures and top 5 algorithms 😀
Most of people suggest go with c++ or java for placements and Don't go with python
What's your suggestion?
Python as more inbuilt functions and it's very easy to do what you think when it's so easy u don't build ur logical ability how does that works behind so writing the code from scratch and learning from c++ and java is that's why always preferred and resources for the dsa questions solution are flooded with only these two languages anyhow there is no harm in doing with python u can explore
Learn one..... You will most likely fail to understand it. Than learn another one and again, most likely u will fail again, but when u come to your third you will begin to grasp what u like and how to get a job. Programming is not easy as it seems. AI can program but ai cant solve unique problems. Thats where u come in and thats what ppl play you to do.
@@gsettu7255 c++ also has STL and Java has Collections.
So that way people can also not learn the basic way to implement these DS and use the built-in libraries of C++ and Java.
what if you only know JS?
You can use any language you're familiar with i think
I came to know top topic but when you also explained that what to use when it made doing my work very easy. thank for that
Love your comm. Skills, sahil.
Shivangi from india!
u r very creative men and your content really helpful for us :)
Bro your voice is too low. Please put some effort or do voice boost in Audacity or some tool. Can barely listen to you without earphones.
Seriously?
Thank you so much. You are the best 👌
Thanks 🙏
power couple, why can't you teach DSA here on youtube, your explanation sounds so comprehensive
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Accurate. Good job!
Thank you Sahil :)
My pleasure 😊
Can you suggest how to prep for angular developer interview or in others words for front end developer position?
Sir i am your big fan. I am a Civil engineering student (1st year). But i am too much interested about programing and also i have a dream to be a programmer, and almost i am starting learn python because of your inspiration.But now it is very hard decesion for my carrier that would i continue both civil Engineering and programing or focus on just specific one? Can you suggest me sir.....
Why did you choose civil if you wanna become programmer?
@@eunesshshahithakuri7047yeh right
Please can you make a short video on how sololearn was built
Awesome video dude ❤
Thanks 🙏
@power_couple can you give weightage for each in percentages? like graphs have 30% weightage , binary trees have 20% weightage etc
Help sir your video sound is low plz make it little louder and clear
Is it necessary to implement every data structure from scratch according to your experience?
Please answer
You should know how to implement some basic data structures like LinkedList(Singly & Doubly), Stack, Queue, Binary Tree, Trie, Graph, Heap. In most of the interviews you no need to implement Heap, but knowing it's algorithm is always better. Same with graph. Once you know the inner workings of these data structures then you will be better off to know when and where to use to these DS.
Stacks and queue were the easiest I learnt but I try to think of were I can apply them
They're mostly used while developing system softwares. For example: Queue(FIFO principle) is used in messaging systems like rabbitmq . Queue is also uses in javascript event loop architecture
@@fdg-rt2rk When it comes to python, where can it be used in the real world
Bhai yanha pe cv shortlist nahi ho raha hai kya kare algorithms ka. Sab bolenge 90 days notice period. Ek bat to hai jo land kar gaya bolega bht asan hai
Exactly. But this man gives good advice.
@@callofduty1 bro I am also big fan of him. But the reality after learning all this nothing. Just waste
@@codewithsaj9270 Bro I have done 2 3 projects even I am a co-founder of startup still no calls. Bhai chance to dedo yarr. DSA bhi sahi hai Mera. Bhai mil gaya jisko wo bolega bht asan hai ek bar reality dekho
For a post-order traversal should it not be 4,5,2,1,3,6,7?
I think I made a mistake in the video. It should be 4526731
This is an idea on how it works
Preorder:
Inorder:
Postorder:
I'm preparing for my campus placement. So Im thinking of leaving the graphs , DP and tries for now. Will cover the rest of the data structure. Is it ok ?
what about linked lists
I was also thinking about the same😅
Can u plz make video on how to prepare for hakerrank
yr you are damn humble being
Is it necessary to learn implementing data structures from scratch?
As there are many built-in data structure especially in Java language.
Please answer
Thanks
Abe kisi ne bhi kr lo
Leetcode medium problem based on these data structure is enough to crack mid tier companies?
yup
Thanks a lot Sahli 🥰
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hello sir.
i really love your video.But there is a problem. your voice is too low . My pc sound is in the max level even that it still difficult to understand your voice.
Can you please increase your video audio levels during Editing.
Thank you.❤❤
I’ll improve it in the next video. Thanks for your suggestion.
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Does this apply in India as well ??
Which language are you recommending for these ds to start with ?
Python
@@sahilandsarrasir ,. I'm begginer in semester 1 i have started with Java , should I change to phyton
Sir, should I learn dynamic programming for an interview?
Of course.
@@sahilandsarra To btaya kyu nii 😁
DP is not a data structure
@@sahilandsarra 🥲😂
Hello sir, I am non computer science background but I am interested to learn programming, And I learn Python language and it is really amazing and interesting language.
Great to see that you learning python coming from a non major. Let me know if you want to connect and need any help later.
@@princezuko7073 give your mail address
@@princezuko7073hey are you offering help in general? I’m taking programming with c++ 2 and computer science is my major.
Very good 💯
Brother in need most common fully DSA interview question
Sir can you make top 10 list on ds and algo.
Thanks for the information
hi sahil , where should I learn python dsa ? . Is that Udacity course enough or should I do something extra ?
Is java and dsa enough to get a job
Suggest any good area and company, where one could get a job with java and dsa
Thank you so much
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Hello Sahil i'm from afghanistan please give me explaination about leet code is it free or not
Bro make a video on Android app development by java
Is there any programming language required to learn data structures?
Data structures are implemented through programming languages.
You are looking like Roman Reigns
Nice video
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which language u suggest the most to learn DSA?
Python
Create your dsa sheet and share us
Why do you speak in lower case ( no offense sir 🙏🏻)
more deep about graph
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