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TLDR

A 12-day Java course covering Data Structures and Algorithms for engineering students, with daily code files, diagrams, and practice problems.

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    What it does
      Day by day DSA course
      Java code examples
      Practice problems
    Tech stack
      Java
    Use cases
      Study linked lists and stacks
      Practice recursion and trees
      Prepare for interviews
    Audience
      Engineering students
    Status
      Days 1 to 6 complete
      Days 7 to 12 in progress

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What do people build with it?

USE CASE 1

Work through daily Java files covering linked lists, stacks, queues, and the two-pointer technique.

USE CASE 2

Study diagrams and complexity notes alongside each data structure implementation.

USE CASE 3

Attempt difficulty-rated practice exercises after each day's material.

USE CASE 4

Prepare for technical interviews by building data structures from scratch rather than using libraries.

What is it built with?

Java

How does it compare?

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Stars636160
LanguageJavaJavaJava
Setup difficultyeasymoderatemoderate
Complexity2/53/53/5
Audiencedeveloperdevelopergeneral

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How do you get it running?

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min

Requires basic Java and object-oriented programming knowledge before starting.

The README does not state a specific license for this project.

In plain English

VCE_Hyd is a 12-day intensive study repository for fourth-year engineering students at Vardhaman College of Engineering. It covers Data Structures and Algorithms in Java, structured as a day-by-day course with explanations, code examples, diagrams, practice problems, and notes on common mistakes. The course runs from basic linked lists on day one through stacks, queues, and the two-pointer technique in the first week, then moves into recursion, trees, binary search trees, and graphs in the second and third weeks. Each day's material lives in a single Java source file, such as Day1LL.java for linked lists or Day4Stacks.java for stacks. The README provides the full explanation alongside the code, so a student can read the concept, see a visual diagram of how the data structure works, review code snippets with complexity notes, and then attempt practice exercises rated by difficulty. The course is designed for students who already know Java basics and object-oriented programming. It is not a beginner introduction to programming. The focus is on building each data structure from scratch rather than just using library implementations, which prepares students for technical job interviews where writing such code by hand is expected. At the time this snapshot was taken, days one through six were complete. Days seven through twelve, covering recursion, trees, and graphs, were still being added. A link to additional slide or presentation resources is included in the README. This is a course support repository for a specific college cohort, not a general-purpose library or application. The full README is longer than what was shown.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
Explain the two-pointer technique using the day one and two material in this repository.
Prompt 2
Walk me through Day1LL.java and how it implements a linked list from scratch.
Prompt 3
What data structures and algorithms are covered in the first week of this course?
Prompt 4
Help me practice a mock interview question based on the stacks and queues material here.

Frequently asked questions

What is vce_hyd?

A 12-day Java course covering Data Structures and Algorithms for engineering students, with daily code files, diagrams, and practice problems.

What language is vce_hyd written in?

Mainly Java. The stack also includes Java.

What license does vce_hyd use?

The README does not state a specific license for this project.

How hard is vce_hyd to set up?

Setup difficulty is rated easy, with roughly 5min to a first successful run.

Who is vce_hyd for?

Mainly developer.

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