Finding DSA quite Tough

If you find any solution to this problem please do let me know , we both are sailing on the same boar

Focus on fundamentals and practice consistently. Abdul Bari sir’s playlist on algorithms is pretty helpful https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDN4rrl48XKpZkf03iYFl-O29szjTrs_O

I would suggest you to not stress too much about DSA. I got a really good job even I when barely knew any DSA. Just basic array and strings part of DSA. You can always pickup DSA once in a job. It's good to have DSA proficiency but rather than just DSA, try to code solutions for real world problem statement, not for hypothetical ones. Bcz that's where you can practically understand DSA as well as know pros and cons.

Programming with Larry. He has his own discord channel as well

follow kushwaha's YT

First 50-100 problems are gonna be hard, it doesn’t matter if you copy. You just need to know how the logic works. After a certain set of problems you’ll start to recognise the patterns and will be able to solve easily. This is the suggestion I got, I’m a beginner myself

There is a extension called for leetcode https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/leetcode-video-solutions/ilnmgkahgjdpkoliooildngldmilhelm This extension adds a video solutions tab in your leetcode page Which will have a list of videos scrapped from YouTube If you are not able to understand solution from discussion You can try to understand from videos Also this extension works in leetcode old ui So switch to leetcode old ui if you are on new ui Rest wish you all the best for preparations

Try to map Data Structures to Algos..like what ds fits for look up..a hash map? What algos work best with that? Learn only the optimized algos like binary search, no need to learn everything.

There are various places to learn but it's tough to actually master the concepts. The only way to do that is practising. The goal of practising is not copying or solving problems. It's about learning from them. Never copy code!! Have a pen&paper, try to somehow find the relationship between the problem and some algorithms you know related to that concept. If you could actually draw out a structure then it gets easy. The coding part is not an important task at this phase, sometimes the complexity might be heavy but it's your creativity at least. Having a decent understanding of algorithms or data structures won't fetch you what you expect. Youtube channels like aditya verma, tech dose, abdul bari, striver have already made so many great videos to learn from, do check them. The people who are good in dev I recommend them looking for the SRE/Product Engineering roles as their hiring processes are more dev centric.