Competitive Coding

 So, I think it's high time to write an article on this as there are almost hundreds of videos and blogs, but still, we find it difficult to have a proper syllabus and structure. First of all, I list all the resources from which you can learn the theory part at least: Abdul Bari Series on Youtube( link ): Though he teaches slow, I still think he is one of the best teachers to learn the theory of DS and Algo. Code-N-Code ( link ): Waqar Ahmed has made a brilliant youtube channel where you can find in-depth playlists on almost all data structures and algorithms. His approach is based on Competitive Programming and you would really like it if you are a CP fan. GFG: Yeah, it's always on the list! You should use it as a reference and not define your syllabus from it, as its number of articles is enormous. Just google stuff and you would always find it on top. For example, after getting a -100 drop in rating😣, you are on fire inside and see that DP is your weak topic. And the next t...

It's kind of weird but sometimes, I just have tons of things to do, yet I am reluctant to do any of them, like some massive form of energy would come and do that automatically. And this is now for over a week, and I finally though of doing something which I am always ready for and excited for: writing a blog! Although it is just to motivate me, you may just read it for seeing how people get energy from what they love  😉. So, let's jot down every possible thing I gotta do in upcoming months: > CodeKaksha > Game of Codes( Making Blogs and slight improvements) > DTU Times: PhP, Laravel, SQL, and more importantly setting up my dev environment and understanding some codebase from top level. > GSOC: I have selected an organisation for which I have to learn Ruby on Rails. But that's not the point, I just have to  install it locally and understand company's vision. And raise and solve issues. > DSA: Yeah, all of these go to vain if I don't do this in JEE sty...