Whatever. I am pretty sure that most of you already know and are aware of the importance of data structures and algorithms. It's all the most amazing subject very fun to learn but it tricky to actually visualize it and to understand it properly and I have taken care especially for that whether you want to take up your computer programming skills to the next level or whether you want to move ahead and take part in the interviews or want to crack down interviews in the big or small scale companies the importance of data structures. unavoidable data structures and algorithms can be a tricky subject. So what we will be doing in this course is will be taking a variety of different topics that are most common and are important in the subject data structures and algorithms.
We're going to first understand the theoretical concept of that particular thing. Once we are done with the theoretical concept using a variety of slides variety of presentations where I give animations as well as in most cases, I'll be going ahead and we'll be watching you. That what is happening in each and Integration of Luke or anything using my pencil and paper this helps you to understand the visualization and what's actually happening inside the data structures and algorithms. Once the theoretical concept is absolutely nailed down. Then we're going to move ahead into the code barred. I personally have realized that when somebody teaches you the theoretical part of the data structure and convert that exact same concept into the code part things becomes much more easier to understand and fun to learn. This implementation of understanding the theoretical That exact same concept in the code is one of the most challenging aspect where student pays most of the trouble. So this goes will make sure that you are absolutely comfortable in understanding the code part as well as the theoretical part.
It's absolutely necessary and I have taken special care of that while writing the code part of those theoretical concept. I have taken special care so that you understand everything line by line. There is no dumping of the code in front of you together. We're going to write that code together at the same. Line-by-line explanation of the code and working on to that now surely you doing writing a Scored part sometimes we're gonna face some bugs, but we're going to solve resolve this bugs together. It's not like that bugs are going to be resolved automatically. So we need to learn how to fix them as well DSA are structures and other Garland. It can be a cause which might scare a lot of you but those days are gone. Finally you have some content at course, which can pleasingly explain you what things are how easy it is to understand and how to visualize them. Once you understand all of these Concepts. I'm pretty sure Going to nail down a variety of interviews and can also move ahead into the next level of competitive programming as well.
Bonds to build this course prepares content its structure and preparing examples so that you can remember it throughout your life and it is super easy to understand but one thing I would like to mention here is that data structure and algorithm is something which requires commitment it definitely took me months to build this course and definitely it's going to take you some time to understand and nail down properly this subject with this data structure and algorithm course, I don't promise that you will become millionaire the very next day. Allows also I don't promise that you're going to get a job in Google or Microsoft on the very next day. Of course, it all depends on hard work practice and some other factors as well. But one thing I can absolutely promise with this course is you will be able to Understand the concept of data structures and Gotham once and for all the scariness of the data structure will be gone and you will be a master of understanding the concept and visualizing it as quickly as possible. The only thing that I promise with this course is absolutely easy understanding of the subject and having an understanding of how to convert that particular theoretical statement into a code part.
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