Day 55 of #NamasteDSA I solved LeetCode 704: Binary Search today. The way Akshay Saini explained it was so clear that I cracked it in just one go! ✨ Big thanks to Akshay Saini & NamasteDev by Akshay Saini for the constant guidance 🙌 #100DaysOfCode #DSA

1000 days of consistency in practicing DSA is insane. 🔥 Keep grinding!

🚀 Day 103 #200DaysOfDSA Today, I continued Priority Queues, Explored Sorting vs Min-Heap approaches Solved: ✔️ 215. Kth Largest Element in an Array (Medium) Focus: Discipline, consistency and 2Qs/day Big thanks to Akshay Saini #DSA #JavaScript #ProblemSolving

Most students think DSA = Coding Interviews. But here’s the reality: DSA is not just about getting a job, it’s about learning how to think. 🧠 Stacks teach you undo/redo in editors. 🧠 Queues power food delivery apps. 🧠 Graphs run Google Maps and LinkedIn connections. 🧠 Heaps

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Watch this JS playlist even if u know JavaScript, u will learn a lot , goated playlist by Akshay Saini , sir pls make another free series on YouTube 🙏🏽

A huge shout out to Namaste DSA and Akshay Saini for creating such a beautiful course for those who are willing to study DSA! Link to questions : tldraw.com/p/XtjQewxc3dxH… In just 1 week I covered all the basic concepts and arrays and sorting questions and trust me guys it was

Check out the new DSA course from Akshay Saini and its perfect for those who wants to learn DSA 😄

✨ Wish you all a very Happy Diwali & Bhaiya Dooj! ❤️ This first Diwali with our baby is truly special for me and my family. We celebrated with lots of love, laughter, and lights. I hope you’re also enjoying this festive season to the fullest with your loved ones. 😇 To make

Took my Node.js learning a step further Explored how JS works on the client vs. server side, and how Node.js runs on the V8 engine (built in C++). Amazing to see how V8 compiles JS behind the scenes! #NodeJS #JavaScript #V8Engine #LearnInPublic

Explored how Node.js modules work From CommonJS to modern ES Modules — each module runs inside an IIFE! Learned how module.exports & require() work: resolve→load→compile→eval→cache. Amazing to see it all behind the scenes Akshay Saini #NodeJS #JavaScript #LearnInPublic

Most people overestimate what they can do in a week, and underestimate what they can do in 3 months.