So I resumed practicing DSA recently. I mainly use C++ for this purpose. Few days back I saw a post which was kind of a roadmap and the first bullet point there was to get thorough with the language. I kind of agree with this and at some point I was meaning to understand c++ better, few level deeper. So thinking of taking a pivot for this purpose.
So c++ veterans of grapevine, need your recommendations for this. Open to books and video tutorial both. Not looking for syntax learning and all but how c++ works under the hood. I maybe drawing an inappropriate parallel with this but something like namaste javascript by Akshay sahni or you don't know js kind of material. I did started with gfg c++ blogs but that material feels unstructured and a bit less intuitive.
Grateful to you all in advance.
TheCherno YT channel is good and covers concepts in-depth down to virtual memory, move semantics, compiler magic and pointer magic etc.
What would you recommend for DSA? I saw someone mentioning that striver is not good. Then what would you recommend?
I think you should check out cpp reference website and cpp con youtube channel.
Any DSA recommendation?
You can checkout this Playlist but Saurabh shukla sir https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLsFNQxKNzefJNztGGoQC-59UhSwIaiIW3
Any reason why you're choosing C++ over Java? Is it mainly a personal choice or any specific reason for it?
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