i needa brush up on my binary trees

also im taking this data mining class and this s*** is ridiculous

Don't think I'm going to tackle hards without solutions until I really hammer in the basic patterns.

Worth it IMO, sacrificing the time now could help you make an extra 100-300k+ annually in the long run

Dynamic Programming f***ing me up for real

i rly like this guys dp vids

maybe theyll help u understand better
imo its just the more vids u watch w varied problems the more it helps u understand

mit also has some good vids but theyre like 1 hr long each lol

Honestly will probably end up dedicated an entire month just to DP problems.

Tabulation is always confusing as f***

Does anyone have experience with coding bootcamps? Or any opinion on them?

I just made 26 years last week. Thinking about starting in CS, is it too late? I see a lot of job opportunities for developers rn

Never too late, CS is an ever expanding field that has no signs of ever slowing down

Many people over the age of 30 have successfully made the career shift to CS

if you wanna make a lot of money right out of school grind leetcode and geeksforgeeks, its by far the best coding practice for internships (which makes you way more valuable) stuff it helped me a lot before I graduated. and if you get good at the s*** on these websites coding anything in general will feel trivial

never too late, the field isnt going anywhere and its only growing

Best resource to learn c++?

Was looking at a Udemy course but I’m waiting for them to go on sale again. Not trynna pay 94 bucks when I could pay like 12 lol

most suck.

if you must go, stay away from certain ones like revature. they're not only useless but actively malicious lol. they'll put you through some half-assed bootcamp, you won't learn much, and they'll set you up with an employer (and subsequently location) of their choosing. they'll make you sign a 2 year contract with them and you won't be able to go anywhere else or they'll sue you. and that's how you end up stuck as a front-end webdev in NYC making $54k

never went to one myself, but i've heard hack reactor is a good one. that said, i'd go get an accredited degree any day of the week before going into a bootcamp though.

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Do you have previous programming experience?

Not a lot. I've studied a little bit of java and python.

C++ is a mandatory course i have to take soon tho. So trying to get a head start.

You could always download a book

You wouldn't download a car

Not yet

Thanks for the input! I have a lot to think about

why is this so funny