Core Fundamentals 4,892 students 4.9/5

Java DSA Mastery

Master Data Structures and Algorithms with Java. From arrays and linked lists to trees and graphs, crack coding interviews and build efficient software with proven problem-solving techniques.

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50+
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200+
Problems
9
Assignments
Java Arrays Linked Lists Trees Graphs Algorithms

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1Java Fundamentals & Complexity Analysis

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Java syntax, variables, and data types
Classes, objects, and inheritance
Polymorphism and encapsulation
Collections framework (ArrayList, HashMap, etc.)
Time complexity and space complexity
Big O notation and asymptomatic analysis
Best, average, and worst case scenarios
Analyzing code efficiency

2Arrays & Strings

0/2
Array fundamentals and indexing
Searching: Linear and binary search
Sorting: Bubble, selection, insertion sort
Two-pointer technique and sliding window
String vs StringBuffer vs StringBuilder
Pattern matching and KMP algorithm
Palindromes and anagrams
Character frequency and substring problems

3Linked Lists

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Linked list structure and node creation
Insertion, deletion, and traversal
Doubly linked lists and circular lists
Fast and slow pointer technique
Detecting cycles and finding middle node
Reversing linked lists
Merging sorted lists
Complex linked list manipulation

4Stacks & Queues

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Stack implementation using arrays and lists
Push, pop, peek operations
Parentheses matching and expression evaluation
Infix to postfix conversion
Queue implementation (circular and linked list)
Enqueue and dequeue operations
Priority queues and heaps
Deques and real-world queue applications

5Trees & Binary Search Trees

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Tree structure and terminology
Binary trees and properties
Tree traversals: Inorder, preorder, postorder
Level-order traversal (BFS)
BST properties and search operation
Insertion and deletion in BSTs
Balancing and AVL trees
Red-black trees and self-balancing
Trie data structure for string problems
Segment trees and interval trees
N-ary trees and general tree problems
Heap data structure and heapsort

6Graphs & Graph Algorithms

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Graph representation: adjacency matrix and list
Directed and undirected graphs
Weighted graphs and edge properties
Graph traversals: DFS and BFS
Dijkstra's algorithm for shortest paths
Bellman-Ford algorithm
Floyd-Warshall algorithm
Applications and optimizations
Minimum spanning trees: Kruskal and Prim
Topological sorting and DAGs
Strongly connected components
Bipartite graphs and matching

7Sorting & Advanced Algorithms

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Merge sort and analysis
Quick sort and variations
Heap sort and counting sort
Radix and bucket sort
Divide and conquer paradigm
Greedy algorithms and correctness
Activity selection and Huffman coding
Interval scheduling problems

8Dynamic Programming & Recursion

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Recursive function design and base cases
Stack overflow and tail recursion
Backtracking algorithms
N-Queens and permutation problems
Overlapping subproblems and memoization
Tabulation and bottom-up DP
Longest subsequences and editing distance
Knapsack problems and coin change

9Real-World Projects & Interview Prep

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Array manipulation and prefix sums
Dynamic programming optimization
Real-time data handling
Doubly linked list with HashMap
O(1) operations and eviction policies
Cache optimization strategies
Graph implementation and relationships
BFS for connection finding
Community detection and clustering
BFS and DFS for pathfinding
A-star algorithm optimization
Visualization and performance analysis
Stack-based command pattern
Undo and redo functionality
Memory management and optimization
Priority queue and heap implementation
Job scheduling algorithms
Load balancing and optimization