@RahulSsup
Good stuff. I am 29 too and have only recently learned some of the principles mentioned here by my experience. The biggest one being avoiding deep dependency chaining.
@cyberw0lf1e
The fact that he did this and made it available to everyone to learn for free speaks volumes. I'm doing the neetcode 150 and it helped me so much building my confidence when i go to technical interviews!! much appreciated <3
@Shagidelic
Anyone can do algorithms and data structures. It's not difficult. It is just hidden behind complicated jargon. If you can develop a singly linked list, you create alllllll data structures. If you wanna learn an algorithm, you have to learn and practice it, don't try inventing one. Follow rule, fake it till you make it. Then, when you have learned enough algorithms, you will start creating your own. Everyone does this. In my 20 years of development (embedded, desktop, web, network, etc) I never had to write any of these leetcode algorithms even though I learned them all. If you are creating kafka, DBMS, runtimes,etc then you might have to write some of these algorithms only once.
@viyh_
I am loving the guide page, I am almost completed linked list
@sumkid9263
on that same note, while i was going through the "stack" part of your roadmap, it seems like "Generate Parentheses" was more of a backtracking problem, so I was really confused lol.
@janardannn
i followed neetcode 150 and now am in dp, its solid
@Archana-my6dh
This roadmap is really helpful dude....thanks a lot🎉🎉
@parvrao3915
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@roz1
Loved ur hard work ❤
@MANANJARAJeanPhiliastre-ss4th
This video helps me a lot, thank you brother to share this website.
@christianrazvan
Add c# on your platform
@gulden4271
Thanks
@mr.rabbit5642
The most amazing thing is that 'roadmap' is like below basics in CS, and yet ppl be scamming and getting scammed for "2-day programming bootcamp to get back with your ex!" or thinking they dont need to understand it if they can just ask a copilot generate a loop.
@umair2k1
Where can I find the roadmap?
@gauravphogat394
Thank you neetcode I have finally found a good direction to go in :)
@lostrevan3142
Thanks man I've been looking for something like this
@genericHandl
Thank you. Very helpful.
@sainathpabboju
Love you man 🫡
@veerverma5586
Why are you not including recursion in that?
@matthewwaddell5707