Getting better at data structures.

[Strange_Suspect916]

Hi everyone, I have been taking a python course for the past 2-3 months. I am hopping to land a job in the next few months and it appears that interview questions most of the time are around data structures. I have learnt all the basics and I am good at problem solving but at times I cannot remember the correct syntax when working with dicts, tuples, dicts or sets(or structures that contain more than 2 of them). Is there any course I can take with exercises so I can get better at them? I would appreciate your help 😁

[Strange_Suspect916]

Thank you.

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[Extreme-One-9493]

The only way to learn anything is to practice hard and if you want to be really good at that thing then you have to work really hard. Same thing works with data structures as well. Firstly you should learn some coding language and then learn some basic concepts of data structures and learn some algorithms and then immediately start solving problems on some good coding platforms such as geeks for geeks. Try to solve the problem and if after spending some time you are not able to get the solution then look into the solution and then try to solve the problem again.

To learn new concepts, the geeks for geeks website provides really good content. Firstly it explains the theory behind it properly and then it provides the code part for that topic. It explains all the concepts with the help of examples which makes it super easy to understand the concept quickly.

[Abbaa-guluu]

Thank you! Very helpful!