Algorithms Data Structures in Java #2 (+INTERVIEW QUESTIONS) (Udemy.com)

It is the best course on Algorithms and Data Structures that I have came across. Strongly recocomended to people who really what to deep dive into this subject but still have a fair practical approach towards learning !

You did not talk about what if the string we want to insert is already a substring of the previous string. and how do we know if a string has ended or not

Courses by Holczer Balazs are exceptional, best on the subject in my opinion. His "repetitive" manner is magical: everything becomes so clear and just "sticks"...

The instructor is greatly knowledgeable and I like the fact that he uses real life examples and scenarios that we face everyday in order to explain complex topics.

This is my moneys worth. I have taken Algorithms and Data Structures in Java Part 1 and this course is part 2 and both of these courses are very good. good explanation with good examples. Please note this is not a Java course so be familiar with Java. Concepts explained can be applied to any programming language. Great job by Holczer Balazs. Some people might find accent or English grammar off but considering the content coverage of course. I could ignore it or rather got used to it. I value the effort put in by the instructor and quality of content. Hats off.

I'm currently doing a refresher on data structures and algorithms using material from several sources. I find it helpful to get different perspectives and implementations of these algorithms. Through the videos, this instructor has answered many questions I had. He's also expanded on the topics by including details like use-cases and direct performance comparisons between algorithms. I would recommend this course to anyone interested in expanding their knowledge of this subject, even if you've already studied other sources.

This is an amazing course ! He does a great job at explaining how everything works and what the advantages and disadvantages to each algorithm and data structure are and why they are that way. If you fully want to understand how things work and become a better programmer then take his two courses on data structures and algorithms. He may have an accent but his illustrations and code make up for it big time. To become a great programmer all you have to do is program everyday for 10 years, or you can study algorithms and data structures for 1 year (maybe 2). Do yourself a favor and take his 2 courses on Data Structures- you dont have to know java - just convert what he is doing into whatever language you are working with.

Strings section. The coding part have a few errors, they are corrected while coding but I got confused at the first time. Not to much explanation while coding, mainly while coding in String problems part. I would like to hear an explanation of how it is coded in that way. More examples of algorithms implementation would be fine.

Overall course is good and provides basic knowledge pertaining to important algorithms. That being said, still certain lectures regarding String, Sorts and Compression algorithms definitely needs to be updated. Compression algorithms need more explanation regarding the written code. We surely can understand it after investing some of our time but then it beats the purpose of video tutorials.

The instructor breaks the information into easy-to-consume mini-modules. He speaks well: not too quickly or too slowly. He explains everything very clearly. Excellent!