I've noticed that many people prefer learning Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) through video tutorials, but I find them to be quite time-consuming. I'm wondering if it's feasible to learn DSA by reading documentation and practicing each concept individually, or if this method is too complicated or hard to grasp without video instruction.
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Absolutely, you can learn DSA without videos! In fact, many people have successfully done so for decades by using books and articles. If you pick up a good textbook, you'll build a strong foundation in the subject.
Definitely! Reading computer science books and solving DSA problems can lead to a deeper understanding of the concepts. There are tons of online articles that simplify DSA topics as well. It may feel slower at first, but don’t worry—the more you practice, the easier it gets!
Can you recommend some articles or websites for learning? I've found Geeks For Geeks helpful, but are there better resources out there?