Which is the best tutorial to learn Java DSA?

[Abdul Subhan]

Hello !!
"I want to learn Java data structures and algorithms (DSA). I have recently learned Java object-oriented programming (OOP). Suggest me best tutorials for learning.

 

[VBService]

Check this out:

1. Coursera - "Algorithms, Part I & II"

• Algorithms, Part I
• Algorithms, Part II

2. Udemy - "Java Data Structures and Algorithms Masterclass"
- Java Data Structures and Algorithms Masterclass

3. edX - "Data Structures and Software Design"
- Data Structures and Software Design

4. GeeksforGeeks ( This one is one of my favorites, it's free and really well prepared in terms of content. )
- Learn Data Structures and Algorithms | DSA Tutorial

5. JavaTPoint ( It's free and really well prepared in terms of content. )
- JavaTPoint DSA

6. VisuAlgo
- Visualising data structures and algorithms through animation

7. freeCodeCamp.org ( It's free and really well prepared in terms of content. )

• Data Structures and Algorithms with Visualizations – Full Course (Java) - 48h of video
• Data Structures Easy to Advanced Course - Full Tutorial from a Google Engineer - 8h of video
• And many more very good Java materials on fcc.org - scroll list down

8. Tech With Tim

• Data Structures & Algorithms Roadmap - What You NEED To Learn
• Introduction to Data Structures

 

[ayush328]

There are several great tutorials and resources available for learning Java Data Structures and Algorithms. The best option often depends on your learning style. Each source offers a different approach. One very promising course is the Accelerator Program in Business Analytics & Data Science by Hero Vired. The program is developed in collaboration with Harvard, one of the prestigious Ivy League schools in the US. It is also aligned with the competency standards set by SSC NASSCOM, allowing learners to become eligible for the NASSCOM Future Skills Prime Certification upon completion, offering dual certification benefits. Additionally, we partner with the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC), which collaborates with major tech leaders like Google and Microsoft, providing access to a vast network of resources and expertise.