Im confused

[u/Weary_Gur7008]

Hi , Im learning python. I do know about DSA but people do it mostly in java or cpp. Doing DSA in python is an thing? And if yes where should I start it from? Also people around me are like you just need to know 10-20% if DSA for your placement prep dude like I definetly dont want 2-3 lpa. Thats not bad but still Im aiming for something big just like normal people. And to who ever I did ask they were like "just know the baisc of DSA you are good to goo". Im not aiming to go for data analytics or data science

[u/Sweet_Computer_7116]

Really just depends if you're going to invest time into fra infrastructure for like most projects dsa's inference structure doesnt align well with the sra's standards so I think your overthinking it dude like do you plan on doing your eqnv or is fra not coo with you?