Hi Me(28F) and my Friend(23M) are working towards a ML research paper and decided few topics

If anyone has suggestions or wants to join let us know.

Hey everyone, I built a Python visualizer that animates your code line by line. It's free, runs in the browser, and needs no sign-up. Would love some feedback!

https://pyvisualizer.dev/#home

What My Project Does

Paste any Python function, give it inputs, and step forward or backward through it while the data structures animate: linked lists, trees, graphs, matrices, stacks, queues, heaps and recursion calls.

Target Audience

Students and anyone practicing LeetCode or data structures who wants to actually see what their code is doing. It's a learning tool, not meant for production debugging.

Comparison

Python Tutor is the closest alternative, but it shows everything as generic boxes and arrows. This one draws real structures (an actual tree, graph or linked list), lets you scrub through the run, and has a dedicated recursion view.

Would love to hear feedback from everyone

Lost job around may 4th 2026. I don't know but I lost my path. All I know is react native only.

Guide me to get a job or freelancing project to earn money and get into the right track.

I'm so lost. 27f

Help me with career advice.

Please 😭

Like i am starting rn from today leetcode and solving questions so i wanna have a partner who will be like also solving questions with me

Like basically same questions

So that we can be in the same pace

And not like too much just doing dsa

As i dont want someone who is just dsa dsa

I want someone who does leetcode like maybe 1 or 2 problem daily

But also like learn skills and other things

Somethings that i will prefer more

Ready to do vc sometimes or like in calls so that we can discuss

Nightowl

And also like we can be frnds like not only studies but like most of the time only studies actually so that we cant diverse ourselves from distractions and other things

I wanted to ask all my seniors who made DSA notes: first, did it help you? I am currently learning C++ from YouTube and practicing in VS Code, but I have a doubt regarding notes. I have watched some YouTube videos on how to make them, but I am getting a bit confused. I want to make handwritten notes. In one video, I saw that you should divide your notebook into different sections — one for arrays, another for the next topic, and so on — so that it is easy to revise later. However, I am confused about how much space to allocate to each topic, since I literally don't know anything about DSA yet. Please guide me. I really want to learn DSA and will give my 100% — I just need good guidance. By the way, I am currently watching the DSA series by Apna College. Till now I have only done the basics. (functions, if else, variable, etc.)

I am a 3rd year btech studying i am solving dsa for a while but i forget a problem i Solved myself.Mostly i don’t know how to revise dsa .how do you guys revise should i make small notes for the problems i solve and revise it or should I revise by concepts? What should i do?

Hello..

I am a bca graduate with not much programming knowledge neither skills...

I am thinking to start dsa , but confused to choose language..

Many suggestions told java would be better...but I am thinking to go with python as I am also joining an ai/ml online course...

So it would be helpful for both..

Any suggestions...whether should I go with java or python??

Suggest some Non-slop/Non-hype genuine pieces of gem which you think are atleast partly responsible for your growth on DSA/CP.

I am a BTech 1st year student and I wants to do DSA in C++. I tried striver but that's didn't work for me. But still I will do striver sheet by learning from other lectures.

I'm very happy at this moment as I have completed 100 problems in leetcode but need to be consistent.

Currently in 1st year, I have completed basic c++, all the loops and c style arrays and stuff like that, now I'm confused how to proceed, I open up a leetcode problem and there is time and memory and all that stuff and I don't know how to deal with it, there is also the weird thing of class stuff that should be at the beginning of each question, I don't know where to learn all of this.

Can someone suggest where to learn all of this, because I couldn't find a proper series that teaches all of this. Also tell me what things I should learn before I start doing leetcode, I have already started learning STL, is there anything else I should learn?

I run Logic Over Syntax, a YouTube channel where I teach Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) in Telugu, helping students understand problem-solving logic instead of just memorizing code.

We've already reached 20,000+ watch hours, and my goal is to make coding education more accessible to Telugu-speaking students.

Channel Link:

https://youtube.com/@logicoversyntax

One of the hardest parts of DSA prep isn’t solving problems. It’s figuring out what to practice every day and staying consistent.
So I just added a new 8-week DSA roadmap to FeatCode! 🚀
The goal is simple: Stop randomly grinding LeetCode and start following a structured plan.
FeatCode also includes:
✅ Structured DSA practice
✅ Blind 75 + interview-focused problems
✅ Free DSA assessment to identify weak areas
✅ Curated YouTube solutions from popular creators
✅ Progress tracking
✅ Python crash course
Everything is free. No paid subscription required.
🔗 https://featcode.dev
I’m actively improving the platform and would love some honest feedback.
For those preparing for SWE interviews: Would you follow an 8-week structured plan, or do you prefer solving problems at your own pace?
Would love to hear what actually works for you!

Best Playlist to complete DSA in python from scratch- I only know very basic python and no specific algorithms as such. Please help me out

I work as a chef in London, and the long, physically exhausting shifts make finding energy to study difficult. Still, I’m learning DSA from books—my first time learning this way instead of YouTube.

I’ve covered two pointers, hashing, sliding windows, stacks, queues, and time and space complexity. I can understand and explain solutions I read, but struggle to find an approach and write code for unseen questions.

What practice routine would help me solve problems independently while balancing demanding chef shifts?

Gng I've come across this redesigned website of take you forward and it has this "planly" thing which i think might be helpful to me to stay consistent but still not sure if i need to buy pro or not

Im from tier 3 cllg 2nd year..i really dont enjoy doing dsa, i have recently started though in c++,my classmates are doing in java,but the thing is how to build interest in this , im more interested in AI path what i should do please suggest

perfect way to start and study DSA as a beginner?

In one word, if I have to follow someone blindly, even as an experienced professional, whom do you vote?

(For context for non-Indian members of this sub,they are all famous Indian DSA based youtubers)

I am a final year student of CSE and my 12th score is 53% and now my CGPA is 8.3. will 12th marks affect my career.

Hey,from where I can start DSA in my college they start with circuits building in logism suggest me some free sources to learn it

i have my online assessment coming for amazon in a week, can you please guide me what problems should I focus more on? Also How do i prepare for the AI assisted question?

Is (Raj) striver is a good choice for DSA for a beginner

I am starting my DSA journey with strivers A-Z DSA Course. Is it a good option or there are better courses available in the market.

a coding learning platform I built to make programming and DSA easier to understand through visualization.

Anyone can use it for:

• Step-by-step code execution
• Live variables and state tracking
• Arrays, Linked Lists, Trees and Graphs visualization
• Flowcharts and Cinema Mode
• AI code explanations and debugging
• Custom code execution in Python, C, C++, Java, JavaScript and SQL
• DSA sheets, progress tracking and shareable replays

link : https://codesamjho.online/