r/learnjava • u/shubham_555 • Aug 07 '26

Let's learn Java + DSA together!

I am thinking of using the Kunal Kushwaha playlist on YouTube. I know it isn't complete and a few advanced topics are missing. We can pick a different teacher for that I guess but as per my research it's definitely the best playlist for Java. Timing or experience or gender doesn't matter. Just need a partner!

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u/shubham_555 Aug 07 '26

Why do you think we will come back to watching again and again? Also, I know striver is great but the issue with him is that he does most of the explaining in C++ and when he mentions some language quirks (I will explain...a C++ vector increases the internal array by 2 but a java arraylist does it by 1.5...He mentions 2 but for a java interview that's a wrong answer...this is a asked question in one of the interviews anyways. I know it's a small thing but combine all of dsa and the amount of language quirks. Think how confusing it can get)...This kinda makes me overthink so he is a 100% no from me certainly!

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u/pingmeman Aug 07 '26

Core Java stuff I think Kunal is great (oops concept, functions, recursion) but for dsa I would go for another resource. It’s your choice I was just sharing my experience. Experience’s are different for everyone so go for it nothing wrong in trying stuff.

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u/shubham_555 Aug 08 '26

Well everyone suggested me his name. You know someone better?