Python Data Structures & Algorithms + LEETCODE Exercises (Udemy.com)

Absolute game-changer for anyone terrified of technical interviews. Before taking this course, pointers, memory management, and abstract data structures felt like a foreign language written in hieroglyphics. The instructor has a rare gift for breaking down complex concepts like pointer manipulation in doubly linked lists or recursive tree traversals into crystal-clear, visual steps that actually stick. What sets this apart from endless textbook reading is the immediate focus on how and why things work under the hood rather than just memorizing syntax. If you are trying to land a software engineering role or finally want to master computer science fundamentals without losing your mind, this is the blueprint. Worth every single penny.

I think that it could contain more information on how to apply the different data structures, search and sorting algorithms to specific types of problems. It gets to feel like on one side we're learning about DS, search and sorting and on the other we're addressing specific problems without a clear link on how these topics connect.

Content - 5 Visualisation - 5 Only complaint I have is about the coding exercise. The UX is poor. Also, when we run the tests, there is noting much to debug on failures. It just pops as failed. No test input details, no debug statements nothing... Feels frustrating to figure out what went wrong. More often than not, the code is close to perfect, except for edge case handling and end up checking on working part of the code....

It is an amazing course, this course was suggested to me by a friend. It teaches you concepts in a very understanding way. But the key to learn problem solving is that "Do practise as much you can!"

The clarity of explanations and didactic capabilities of the instructor are espectacular. All the curriculum is well structured, the explanations are cristal clear and the visual representations help a lot in learning. You are getting an amazing data structures course on top of learning python.

The explanation is the best, exactly what I was looking for on the internet for past 1 year. The explanations are clear and beginner-friendly, with good visuals and coding demonstrations that make topics like Linked Lists, Trees, Graphs, Recursion, and Sorting easier to understand. I also liked the practice exercises and LeetCode-style problems because they helped me apply concepts through coding rather than just learning theory. While the course does not go very deep into advanced algorithm analysis, it provides strong fundamentals and is a great starting point for anyone learning DSA or preparing to solve coding problems in Python. I would definitely recommend to under-grads' and even post-grads'.

In general is good. The solution of some exercises is not the optimal, for example the "array rotation". It says in place but that solution only works in python. I would like to see the input data of some tests due to I was getting errors and I didn't know what was the used test data to figure out my error in an external IDE.

The content is detailed and explained well in the lecture videos. In my opinion the coding challenges are great and build you up well for implementing algorithms with Python along with variations to those algorithms.

I am loving it, it easy to understand using graphic interface. i prevously purchased abdul bhari DSA course but it was hard to follow on board. but i like how it simply things using amaing UI and graphics. i love this code have AI roleplay like chatgpt to ask questions and coding exercise after each end of section. i rate it 4.9 out of 5 so far. New-update: so far i have learned Linked list, Doubly linked list , Stacks & Queses , Trees / Binary Search Tree. so far it seems easy to me to understand basic core concepts only promblem is i am still bad at leetcode exercises.

Visualization really makes understanding a lot easier! In addition, he slowed down the speaking speed makes non-English native speaker like me easier to catch the concepts without repeating. Thanks for the nice lectures!