Algorithms and Data Structures Knowledge to Get a Python Job?

Great video (Y) I really appreciate your work and advices :)
You just proofed that the sub I gave you wasn't pointless :D

Thanks!

Great video, thanks for taking the time to make it !

You rock brah, thanks for the tips. Cheers from Argentina!

the one thing i hate is doing in white boards most programmer hate that do that

The guy in the video looks like Benedict Cumberbatch:D

thanks

Great Video...I am on my way.. learnt all major sorting algorithms...

This is Eissa over at Journey to Programming. I definitely agree with your view on the topic. I've had similar discussions with colleagues, and usually have a similar view on the knowledge being important and a great benefit to any developer. Great video and explanations/examples!

Dan Bader, thank you for the useful insights. You mentioned that you studied in Germany. Would you say that this proofs of data structures are being asked in german firms as well, or is there any other way they evaluate there?

Yet another great video by Dan :) Questions like, "what if I don't know those important stuff (algorithms, data structures, math) perfectly", "Should I start learning them then come back to real coding" were always worrying me. After watching this video I kinda feel more confident and motivated. Thanks Dan, really appreciate!

Fantastic introductory video to your channel for me. Very excited to see what else I can learn!

Dan, thank you for this. Super helpful as I was trying this weekend to decide how deeply to dive into data structures and algorithms during the autumn. Greatly relieved to find out that it isn't necessary to, e.g., read Donald Knuth cover to cover -- at least not at this point in my learning!

BTW, each of your videos that I've watched so far has had a very high signal-to-noise ratio, while also being engagingly delivered. Great work, and thanks again.

About how much time would it take to get a python job that is not related to javascript/ css/ and html?

You are doing great job and very unbiased reviews.Sir,what is the best programming language to learn data structures and what is the best programming language to learn algorithms??..please suggest me...

Thanks for distilling this topic down to the essentials.

Benedict Cumberbatch is also a master in Python lol
Thanks for the video Dan! :)

I think the key perspective is "diminishing returns."

are you dr strange?

Excellent advise Dan

do you have a job in this industry, or are you one of those people who are just marketing?

Have watched a few videos, great content. Thanks. However the videos are too long given the amount of info divulged. Kinda feel like I watched you for ten minutes thinking of what to say next with 6 minutes of content. Sorry.

Super useful, thank you!

Thank you

Is very comforting in ones strive to continue coding to hear you talk so openly about yourself and stay simpleminded and straight forward in what one can achieve no matter ones math skills. I actually gonna study math again because now I really enjoy understanding it while programming thanks to your videos!

Wassap my gidede boulders

Danke!

please recommend some resources or website to learn DSA for basic understanding & job interview !

hey man do you use patreon? would be great to be able to get premium content like maybe tutorial and stuff, great vid very reassuring!

I work as python developer and only used dictionary, sets,lists and tuples for 90% times. Collections module provides counter, deque, ordered dicts, namedtuple, default dicts cover remaining 10%. Extending these is pretty simple as well by overriding few dunder methods. But I use python only for devops and building data pipelines. You dont build anything from scratch but always use some framework e.g. apache beam for stream processing or Pandas or Spark etc. They already have all data structures defined. Why you want to reinvent the wheel ?

cumberbatch!

Is there any advantage of learning Data structure in C/C++ instead of Python ??

Can u please tell me what are the important data structures and algorithms in python to get a job at fang companies.please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Also about engineering thinking, as Elon said "It's about boil the problems down to its fundamentals"
Performance and when to use it, VS what's faster, why, under the hood performance?
Queue
Dynamic array
Linked list
Hash map
Aprox ~