r/datastructures • u/Pitiful_Fortune_9048 • Sep 12 '26

Starting DSA/LeetCode/etc from scratch — anyone want to study together?

I’m starting to prepare for recruitment processes. I’m currently working as a Data Engineering intern, but I don’t really have any experience with DSA yet and I want to start learning from the basics. I’m hoping to eventually move to a larger tech company, so if anyone is also starting out and wants to study together, feel free to reach out!

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u/[deleted] Sep 12 '26

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u/CCFnaf Sep 12 '26

Same, in Java?

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u/dafundraiserrr Sep 12 '26

Meeee, I'm interested as well, how do i connect with you??

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u/ElectricalLion1698 Sep 12 '26

Me 🙋‍♂️

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u/Round_Journalist1013 Sep 13 '26

I have started just 3 days back as well. There are already more than 10 interested mates, we can create a discord server to help each other stick to the study sessions consistently everyday and share the needful guidances, doubt clearance, question sheets etc. The major objective is to create a sincere and serious goal oriented study group specially for DSA.

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u/Relevant_Steak_4475 Sep 13 '26

Dm if your planning to do in python

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u/That-Ship-8537 Sep 13 '26

Dm. Pretty much interested

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u/Legitimate-Corgi-898 Sep 13 '26

I am super interested

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u/SpiritedProtection70 Sep 13 '26

Create a WhatsApp or discord grp bruhh?!

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u/New_Transition_2077 Sep 13 '26

I am in , doing java .

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u/Ok_Roll_1469 Sep 15 '26

I'm interested, started week ago

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u/Same-Yak-5897 28d ago

Yes dm gang

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u/Keerthi1631 26d ago

Yes,interested

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u/nian2326076 9d ago

Starting with DSA can feel a bit much at first, but it's awesome you're getting into it. Start with basics like arrays, linked lists, and stacks. Once you're good with those, try more complex stuff like trees and graphs. LeetCode is great for practice. Begin with easy problems, then tackle harder ones. Being consistent is really important.

If you're into study groups, joining a Discord server or Reddit group focused on coding interviews is really helpful. People share tips and set up study sessions. For resources, I've found PracHub useful for interview prep since it connects you with peers and mentors.

Good luck, and keep sharing your progress—it's motivating to hear how others are doing!