Teach me data structures and algorithms

You know, DSA is easy...

Not our fault if your neural network doesn't have enough neurons to pick up simple mathematical concepts...

Kidding. Just taking a jab at AIs.

Not gonna say DSA ain't important, but 99% of the time, any dev can get by without extensive knowledge. It's true, though, that if you have any hope of promotion/improvement, it's a pretty much required step.

Chatgpt is your friend

@MammaNeedHummus do you mean, specifically, his friend?...

cuz if not, I only see 3 realities here(leaving out the all-inclusive moron/highly misinformed, yet propagating):
you're trying to fuck with him, playing a very long game(and/or testing the butterfly effect theory)to screw over future maintainers/fuck future tech... or are referring only to simple structures

Also, OP... you have a very low bar.

I don't get why your silent posting of this low quality shit.
I've gone through many theories, like:
Trying to increase clicks to that page of web-dev horrors? Well, your links don't even have what every godaddy, wix, etc., template has-- basic analytics ability.
Judging from your 'meme' posts or that site... which is worse than 7yr olds, in 1999, with ~4hrs of html instruction/practice, could make... I seriously any actual dev abilities, or really any communicative ability.

There's a decent following of lemmings. You're clearly trying to monetise, yet you're in the single digits of profitability that almost all humans w/8th grade education (or equivalent) would.

Most others end around the same note.

I was trying to figure out the most blunt, least threatening/*whatever-PC-trends*, way to ask this... then, the yt music algo gave the answer, in german-- eh, its not like you know english
https://youtu.be/Tw0GoC59pFI/...

ughh get a life loser

I have the book about design patterns everyone has. Barely use that info. My software don't need it

Data structures organize and store data efficiently (e.g., arrays, linked lists, trees, hash tables). Algorithms are step-by-step instructions to solve problems (e.g., searching, sorting, recursion). Learning both helps optimize code, reducing time and space complexity. Start with basics, practice coding, and understand Big-O notation to analyze performance. Read more: https://basketballstars-game.io

God, dunno what's worse, the canned chatgpt "response" or the blatant ad.

From DSA knowledge to practical programming skills in their day-to-day work?

@CoreFusionX
It's case by case imo. ChatGPT responses can be amusing or just wordy trash.

Ads used to be more creative... or so bad, but clearly took someone a lot of effort, that it's highly amusing.

Both types are now just rooted in nonsensical irony.

AI - the literal point of AI is that it's meant to LEARN... yet the vast majority of 'AI' use for responses just spits out an answer, not even allowing a direct way to disagree/point out what's wrong/correct it that gets fed back into the 'AI'... effectively making it no longer an AI.

Ads- used to take agencies, events, tangible items... things like giving away a certain car to whoever touches it the longest... i mean, really, it's total nonsense at first glance but the exposure, and rate of increased obsession with owning one, is well beyond the car value.

Now, digital ads everywhere. Like a game w/o ads, in in-game ads & pay ppl to dl apps. Cost tons more per user than shipping thousands of branded keychains(or w/ev) irl.