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Data Structures & Algorithms Roadmap for Beginners in 2022.

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Data Structures & Algorithms are One of the very Important Topics to Crack Big Tech Companies.

Here's the best way to learn.

➪ Choose a language.

- Learn Fundamentals.
- Basic Syntax.
- Data Types.
- Operators, Variables, Functions.
- Conditional Statements, loops.

Best Case: C++ Or Java

•• Time & Space Complexity

•• Linear Data Structures.

- Arrays.
- Strings.
- Linked List.
- Stacks.
- Queues.

•• Non - Linear Data Structures.

- Tree.
- Graph.
- Heaps.

•• Recursion & Backtracking.

•• Algorithms.

• Sorting Algorithms.
- Bubble Sort.
- Selection Sort.
- Insertion Sort.
- Shell Sort.
- Merge Sort.
- Quick Sort.

•• Algorithms.

• Searching Algorithms.
- Linear Search.
- Binary Search.

•• Advanced Topics.

- Dynamic Programming.
- Bit Masking.
- Advanced Graph Theory.
- Suffix Tree.

•• Twitter Threads

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- Visual Explaination of Algorithms By
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I regularly post visual content about JavaScript. And at the moment, this content is a lot about algorithms.

Now it's time for a collection of many of those visuals for any developer interesting in algorithms with JavaScript!

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➩ Running Javascript

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➙ Link external file
➙ Browser console
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➙ let
➙ const
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