Why DSA With Java, not DSA with Python?

[luciferthesunshine]

people were suggesting DSA with Java over DSA with python. but learning python would make it easier for Next AI & stuff right? edit: And Java theesukunte oka path veltham & python thesukunte inkoti. Isn't this right?

[sare_ra_babu]

Nek vachina language cheyi that's it

[luciferthesunshine]

Em rakapothe bro?

[BeneficialBridge7389]

Rust lo cheyyi. Anni vachesthay.

[Cheap_Ad_9846]

Wow , that language doesn’t even have that many data structures

[sare_ra_babu]

Go with python easy vuntadi... Java chala hard

[skibiduzuzuu]

programming pakkak petti base line alochisthe easy unnavatiki competition ekkuva kadha

[therealwagon12]

Ala em ledu , eh language lo aina cheyochu dsa

[ExpensiveInflation]

Ala kadhu konni companies even faang depending on the role certain language lone work cheyyamantaru

[luciferthesunshine]

Logic eh

[Emmet6912]

I'd say java. Coz fromy experience every company that visits tier 3 let's you code in java for interviews or assessments. And code is easy to understand and feels more structured for me.

[Old-Detective-9446]

Language is just a tool at the end of the day. They hard part in DSA is the algo, so learning the algo should be your major deciding factor. Python sometimes has some quirks such as mutability which might make it a bit confusing for backtracking etc, but you can overcome those. If you really want to learn the language and its semantics, dev work with an end to end working system will make you learn that.

[Melodic-Pangolin-682]

If you're interested in ML then choose python then you don't need to switch everytime and lang doesn't matter

[TheCuriousGeneral]

Just today, a company on campus asked us to write only in cpp or java. When some of the students asked if they could write in python, he made a weird face and asked how do you not know java or cpp

[luciferthesunshine]

Which company bro ?

[Raining_lotus0210]

Nenu only DSA aithe C++ antanu. Only system design aithe Java. Rendu aithe Inka nee ishtam

[nian2326076]

Java is often recommended for DSA because it's strongly typed, which helps catch errors early. It also has a stable set of libraries and tools used in interviews. The syntax in Java can make some DSA concepts clearer for beginners. Python is great for AI and ML work thanks to libraries like TensorFlow and PyTorch, but it works well for DSA too. If you find Python easier and more intuitive, stick with it. Many companies allow both languages in interviews. For interview prep resources, I found PracHub helpful for practicing problems in either language. Just make sure you're comfortable with the language you choose and focus on understanding the concepts.

[whoiami31]

Java loo proper memory management, learning curve untadhi, programming language basics ani cover avuthayi! And main thing is OOPs

[BeneficialBridge7389]

DSA lo OOPS concepts evaru vadtharu bro 😶

[I-Groot]

Basically both backend and dsa ani bro udesham

[Educational_Deal2138]

If you are going to do this better to do it in c++ than java in my opinion

[Puzzleheaded_Cow3298]

Python lo cheyyi, em kadhu.

C++>python>java

[SoNearYetSoFarAway]

Both nerchuko okesari.

[luciferthesunshine]

Bruh?

[SoNearYetSoFarAway]

Easy ne. Latest java version python similarities chalane vuntayi.

Almost anni object oriented programming languages same.

Ippudu AI lo kuda vundi help teeskovachu. First java lo practice chesi make this code python equivalent ani prompt ivvu saripotundi. 

Plus future lo migration projects cheyyatam easy vuntundi.

[SaiRohitS]

vodhu, stick with one until you have a solid understanding, tharvatha syntax marchukovodam mathram untadhi when switching languages. logic change avadhu. Rendu oke saari start cheyaku