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DSA Roadmap Job Priority

The document outlines a prioritized roadmap for mastering Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) to secure a job, starting from absolute basics like arrays and sorting, to advanced topics such as graphs. It categorizes topics into levels, emphasizing essential skills at each stage, including strings, linked lists, stacks, queues, and dynamic programming. Certain advanced topics are suggested to be skipped initially, focusing instead on foundational knowledge and problem-solving techniques.

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DSA Roadmap Job Priority

The document outlines a prioritized roadmap for mastering Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) to secure a job, starting from absolute basics like arrays and sorting, to advanced topics such as graphs. It categorizes topics into levels, emphasizing essential skills at each stage, including strings, linked lists, stacks, queues, and dynamic programming. Certain advanced topics are suggested to be skipped initially, focusing instead on foundational knowledge and problem-solving techniques.

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DSA Roadmap to Get a Job (Priority Wise)

DSA Job-Oriented Roadmap (Priority Wise)

Level 1: Absolute Basics (Start Here)

- Arrays

- Sorting: Bubble, Selection, Insertion, Quick, Merge

- Searching: Linear, Binary (very important)

- Time & Space Complexity (Big O notation)

Level 2: Strings (MUST)

- String Basics (length, reverse, compare)

- Palindrome check

- Anagram check

- Character Frequency

- Substrings & Subsequence

- Longest Unique Substring (Sliding Window)

- Implement `atoi`, `strstr`

Level 3: Linked Lists

- Singly Linked List

- Doubly Linked List

- Insert, Delete, Reverse, Middle Node

- Detect Loop (Floyds algorithm)

- Merge Two Sorted Linked Lists

Level 4: Stack & Queue


- Stack using array/LL

- Queue using array/LL

- Applications: Balanced Parentheses, Infix to Postfix, Min Stack

Level 5: Hashing

- Hash Maps, Hash Sets

- Count frequency of elements

- Two Sum / Subarray sum

- Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters

- Group Anagrams

Level 6: Trees

- Binary Trees

- Tree Traversals (Inorder, Preorder, Postorder)

- Height, Count, Diameter of Tree

- Binary Search Tree (BST)

- Lowest Common Ancestor (LCA)

Level 7: Recursion & Backtracking

- Basic Recursion (factorial, sum, fib)

- N-Queens, Rat in Maze

- Subsets/Permutations

Level 8: Sliding Window & Two Pointers

- Maximum Sum Subarray (Kadane's Algo)

- Longest Substring Without Repeating

- Two Sum, 3Sum


- Sliding Window Maximum

Level 9: Dynamic Programming (Just Basics)

- 0/1 Knapsack

- Longest Common Subsequence

- Fibonacci (Memoization + Tabulation)

- Minimum Coins Problem

Level 10: Graphs (Optional unless targeting top companies)

- BFS / DFS

- Detect Cycle

- Graph Representation (Adjacency List)

Skip These For Now

- Radix Sort / Counting Sort

- AVL Trees

- Huffman Coding

- Ford-Fulkerson / Max Flow

- Traveling Salesman

- Segment Trees / Fenwick Tree

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