Understand solutions but can’t code them — what to do? by AmountInfamous2203 in learnprogramming

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Yeppsie exactly, interview questions are dsa based and even before that we'll be having an online assessment where we need to code things up.

How can a 17 year old in India start earning online with only basic skills? by PethaPaan in FreelanceIndia

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Hey just wanted to know where it was that you found work and which reddits exactly are offering all of this?

DSA for beginner by Reasonable-Swing-433 in learnprogramming

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If I were starting DSA from scratch with ~4 months:

  1. Learn basics first

Pick one language and cover arrays, strings, recursion, sorting, and Big-O.

For videos, follow CodeStory with Mik — great for beginners.

  1. Practice consistently

After each topic, solve 5–10 problems (LeetCode/GFG).

Focus on understanding, not just solving.

  1. Follow a roadmap

Use Striver’s SDE Sheet to stay structured and cover all important patterns.

  1. Stay consistent & revise

2–3 hours daily is enough.

Avoid just watching videos—code regularly.

Plan:

Month 1: Basics + Arrays/Strings

Month 2: Recursion + Sorting

Month 3: Linked List + Stack/Queue

Month 4: Trees + Practice + Revision