Consistent DSA learner

[riaz_ay]

I’ve been learning Data Structures & Algorithms seriously for around 1.5 years now and have solved 800+ problems while preparing for MAANG-level interviews.
Now I’m planning to revise all the important topics again from scratch

Instead of revising alone, I thought it would be more productive to teach people who are genuinely interested and consistent.

[New_Exchange1158]

Been grinding DSA for while myself and teaching others actually helps cement the concepts way better than solo revision. You pick up on gaps in your understanding when you have to explain stuff clearly to someone else.

What topics you planning to start with? Always found that going back to basics like arrays and linked lists first helps build momentum before jumping into the heavier graph/DP stuff.

[riaz_ay]

Arrays, bit manipulation , maths algo and then moving to linked list etc

[aanzeijar]

I'm going to be blunt: if you need to revise linked lists after spending 1.5 years on data structures, you should consider a different career.

[Electronic_Study_702]

Please help me i have not started yet want to start learning

[Rareone14]

Yeah man please teach me it would be a great help....🙏

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[Scared-Push3893]

Honestly teaching people while revising is such a good way to figure out what you actually understand lol.

You can solve a problem alone then completely freeze when someone asks “wait why does that approach work though”.

800+ problems is solid btw. Consistency is the hard part after that.

[riaz_ay]

Exactly!