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Preparing for DSA used to feel like an endless grind. I
spent countless hours searching for the right free
resources to learn DSA concepts, only to end up
jumping from one topic to another.
One day, I’d struggle with linked lists, and the next, I’d
be stuck on dynamic programming. The lack of a
clear roadmap made everything feel overwhelming.
If I had a structured list of essential concepts back
then, my learning journey would have been so much
smoother.
That’s why I’m sharing these helpful articles so that
you can find it useful to learn DSA from scratch.
@tauseeffayyaz
Linked List
A Linked List stores elements as nodes connected by
pointers, allowing efficient insertions and deletions.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, crucial for
memory management.
Become Master In Linked List
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Trees
A Tree is a hierarchical data structure with nodes
connected by edges, enabling efficient searching and
sorting.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
recursion and traversal.
Become Master in Tree
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Queue
A Queue is a FIFO (First-In-First-Out) data structure
used for task scheduling and buffering.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, crucial for
handling real-time processing.
To Queue Or Not To Queue
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Stacks
A Stack is a LIFO (Last-In-First-Out) data structure
used for recursion and backtracking.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
managing function calls.
Stacks and Overflows
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Hash Tables
A Hash Table is a key-value data structure enabling
fast lookups.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, crucial for
optimizing search and retrieval.
Taking Hash Tables Off The Shelf
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Heaps
A Heap is a tree-based data structure used for priority
queues.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
efficient sorting and scheduling.
Learning to Love Heaps
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Recurrsion
Recursion is a problem-solving technique where a
function calls itself.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, crucial for
divide-and-conquer algorithms.
Become Master In Recursion
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Tries
Trie is a tree-like data structure for fast string search.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
autocomplete and dictionary problems.
Trying to Understand Tries
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Binary Search
Binary Search is an efficient algorithm for finding
elements in sorted data.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, crucial for
optimizing search operations
Ultimate Binary Search Template
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Substring
Substring Problems are key to mastering string
manipulation.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
pattern matching and text processing.
10-line Template for Substrings
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Dynamic Programming
Dynamic Programming is crucial for optimizing
recursive solutions.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
breaking problems into subproblems efficiently.
Less Repetition, More Dynamic Programming
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Graph
Graph is a network-like data structure for representing
connections.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
shortest paths and social networks.
A Gentle Introduction To Graph Theory
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DFS
DFS is a graph traversal algorithm for exploring deep
paths first.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
solving maze and connectivity problems.
Deep Dive Through A Graph: DFS Traversal
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BFS
BFS is a graph traversal algorithm for exploring level
by level.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
shortest path and network flow problems.
Going Broad In A Graph: BFS Traversal
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Dijkstra
Dijkstra’s algorithm finds the shortest path in weighted
graphs.
Commonly tested in FAANG interviews, essential for
routing and network optimization problems.
Finding The Shortest Path, With A Little Help From Dijkstra
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It takes time and effort to prepare these
valuable resources, but I’m committed to
helping you.
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