How to learn more? #161226
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How to learn code fast and best |
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Absolutely, I’d be happy to help! Learning to code quickly and effectively especially with a goal to master something like C++ and Data Structures & Algorithms comes down to a mix of smart strategy, consistent effort, and a bit of patience. First, start by setting clear, achievable goals for yourself. Break down your big goal (like mastering C++ and DSA) into smaller, daily or weekly targets, such as “learn pointers this week” or “solve five array problems today.” Consistency is really key try to dedicate at least 1-2 hours every day, rather than cramming a lot on weekends. Next, focus on hands-on practice. Reading books or watching tutorials on YT or other platform is important for understanding concepts, but you’ll truly learn by writing code and solving real problems. Platforms like LeetCode, HackerRank, and Codeforces are great for practicing DSA problems in C++. Try to solve problems on your own before looking at solutions, and when you get stuck, analyze other people’s code to learn different approaches. Build small projects as you go. For example, implement a simple calculator, a to-do list, or even basic data structures like stacks and queues yourself. This will help you connect the theory to real applications. Don’t be afraid to make mistakes debugging is a huge part of the learning process! Join coding communities online, like Stack Overflow, Reddit, or here in GitHub Discussions, to ask questions and share progress. Teaching others or explaining what you’ve learned can reinforce your understanding. Remember, mastery comes with time and patience, so be kind to yourself and celebrate small wins along the way! Have a great day! |
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Absolutely, I’d be happy to help! Learning to code quickly and effectively especially with a goal to master something like C++ and Data Structures & Algorithms comes down to a mix of smart strategy, consistent effort, and a bit of patience.
First, start by setting clear, achievable goals for yourself. Break down your big goal (like mastering C++ and DSA) into smaller, daily or weekly targets, such as “learn pointers this week” or “solve five array problems today.” Consistency is really key try to dedicate at least 1-2 hours every day, rather than cramming a lot on weekends.
Next, focus on hands-on practice. Reading books or watching tutorials on YT or other platform is important for under…