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Learning Path for Learning Algorithms and Data Structures with Python

Hello Everyone,

I hope you’re doing well. One of our users asked for a collection to learn programming. Usually, people ask advice for which language to start.

I never believed starting from a specific language gives you a boost on learning programming. I think this video from CheersKevin is one of the best pieces of advice about learning programming.

He basically suggests that the best way to learn programming is to solve your own problems. So, start by trying to create toys that solve your problems.

Of course, you need a couple of basics.

I believe those basics are algorithms and data structures. Therefore, curated a list of articles, depositories, videos about “Data Structures and Algorithms”.

And I shared it with a couple of communities. Resources were on JS, so people started asking for the python version.

So, I wanted to share the python version with you guys.

I’m not a big believer in online courses. Because, the Internet is a big library. But, it’s a mess and it’s hard to find useful pieces. Sometimes, it’s impossible to know where to start as a beginner.

I hope this gives you a quick boost on learning programming.

Here’s the Collection: Algorithms and Data Structures with Python

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on September 18, 2020
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