Introduction
Hello Guys, Today I am going to start a series named "Algorithm Every Programmer Should Know." In this series, we are going...
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Well explain Suraj,
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Thanks for sharing helpful resources!
Nice visualisations
Yep, but the credit for visualisation is from different websites.
Noted. Where did you get em
This is a great post. I actually like that you didn't go into "here's how you do each algo in...". I know that sounds weird, but I find examples of how to perform each algo can get overwhelming and confusing, especially when the example language isn't one I speak. Like "Now I'll show you how to do this in Rust" and I'm like "C#, Python or maybe JS I would have understood. Unfortunately, these examples are relatively lost on me." Also, explaining the algo in "high-level" terms rather than demonstrating them gets me to think about how my I'd implement them in my day-to-day language, which is what this is all about: figuring things our for yourself. That, for me, is the only way it really sticks. Great job! And the "advantages/disadvantages" is a nice touch. Algorithmic thinking is such an essential skill, but also a very difficult one to truly master.
I think you should've mentioned in a line about how DFS and BFS use stack and queue for searching the nodes
Nice post! I think it would be really good if you presented the average / best / worst O-notation complexities of the algorithms as well :)
Such a great list! I'll will love to learn all these algos โค๏ธ
Thanks for putting everything together into an easy to digest format ๐ฅ
It's my pleasure that you like the post.
Very good, nice choice of visualistations
Nice post! :D
Thank you
Great and useful descriptions of the concepts. Thanks!
good explanation with diagrams! Thanks
Happy to help you
Thanks for the great post!!!
Explanation structure is great. Didn't make me feel overwhelmed and finished the article knowing a lot more than when I started.
Great post!
Great refresher ๐
Cool.
Thanks
nice, thank you
crisp explaination