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30+Practice Questions
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7 DaysStudy Roadmap

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Important DSA Complexity Reference

Understand the time complexity of common data structure and algorithm operations.

Algorithm / Operation Average / Typical Time Worst Time
Array access by indexO(1)O(1)
Linear searchO(n)O(n)
Binary searchO(log n)O(log n)
Merge sortO(n log n)O(n log n)
Quick sortO(n log n)O(n²)
Hash table lookupO(1) expectedO(n)
Stack push / popO(1)O(1)

Complete Coding & DSA Learning Roadmap

Stage 1Choose a programming language and understand variables, data types, operators and loops.
Stage 2Learn functions, recursion, OOP concepts and basic problem-solving.
Stage 3Practise arrays, strings, searching and sorting algorithms.
Stage 4Study linked lists, stacks, queues, hash tables and trees.
Stage 5Learn graphs, greedy algorithms, backtracking and dynamic programming.
Stage 6Practise SQL, databases, Git, APIs and software development fundamentals.
Stage 7Solve timed coding problems, revise complexity and practise mock interviews.

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