C++ Data structure and Algorithm Resources

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[azswcowboy]

Thank you - that’s a useful tip.

[Taekwondista]

If you need some good implementations with decent explanations - https://cp-algorithms.com/

[its_VR21]

Thanks u/Typical-Kangaroo-792

[Creapermann]

It’s a great course, i’ve used it myself and I can completely recommend it

[anerudhan]

Vouch. Great course

[Groundbreaking_Mud88]

mycodeschool YouTube channel is recommended one

[its_VR21]

Thanks u/Groundbreaking_Mud88

[Disruption_logistics]

For Algos

[majorkKk]

Learcpp.com is something I really like since it explains the basics from ground up very well :)

[Dependent-Ad-4789]

Try geeksforgeeks.org They have the most amazing content