(NEW LAUNCH🔥) DSA in Tamil Using Python | Step-by-Step Core Playlist | AI Coach John

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[music] [music] DSA confusion because MNC lists trees college students [music] topics already in the YouTube platform but explanations advanced problems. So for the very first time, I'm launching a complete DSA course in Tamil using Python programming language. So in the DSA course series, what is DSA? Why companies give so much importance? Who should learn it? Why time and space complexity decide your interview score? How to solve DSA problems in Python? and how top MNC's ask questions and most importantly how to think like a problem solver. Let's start your data science journey in Tamil with your AA coach John today step by step. This is your AA coach John the first structure. This entire DSA course will be first released as a playlist DSA using Python playlist. So every week second point when can you expect the next episodes? Every Friday until we complete the agenda in the DSA using until we complete the agenda. So do not worry about it. Second point very important my team joins you this time but explanation as individual person because I'm also leading a company behind the scenes. I'm taking my team supports here. So I'm introducing one of our R&D data science engineers who's a part of my team. It's becoming very challenging already mcp this course will be completely taken by do not worry because make things simplified But learning mindset, judging mindset. Okay. So from now on you'll start seeing more of my team members teaching advanced concepts. That's how we are scaling mission company as a team as individual I'm building a team but knowledge sharing take benefit out of this. Okay. Third point, what we are building as a team first, I'm just working on it. The coaching collab. I'm just going to put my brain into this. for an I'm responsible to bring them some good opportunities something I have to give I'm just trying to bring this content for you so currently our team is already working with we are handling both corporate collaborations B2C collaborations. So our USB remains the same training plus mentorship till placement. So as a team why this course matters because clear explanation of DSA particularly using complete proper structure. Okay, why not we take this and we give this to our community? I'm just giving this to you. Okay. Every concept first what is the particular concept arrays linked list stacks trees data structures data structures algorithm searching sorting step. So what is how to implement this problem? So theory demonstration fifth point who should watch. So in the particular episode DSA episode sorry module number setting the scope of this particular course. Module one. What is DSA? Why that particular DSA is important platform? How to solve easy level of problem. Okay. But if you're starting today and what is your goal definitely we are going to Right. So every night. So please drop your comments. You can just wind up this. Okay. So without any delay please let me know how exactly what is your goal and what background you're coming from so that I'll also get to know okay servicesion 24 hours next steps. Hi everyone, my name is Tfen and I welcome you all to this DSA full course in Python. So in the we going to learn data structures and algorithms in Tamil. So data stctures and then the we have taken some important topics like link tax important topics and then we have 8 to 10 questions important questions under each topic. So important questions. Uh so these are questions which are frequently asked or repeatedly asked in some of the top MNC companies interviews. So these are some of the important questions. channel first even as school students would understand what we teach and then we have a request as well problems questions and then experience So please let us know your thoughts in in the comment section and then who can watch this session session data structures and algorithms. session. First we'll start with our agenda. What is DSN? So and then what is time and space complexity? This is the one of the important topic and then we are going to solve some basic problems and then we'll start with array and then link list and then stack and then Q and then trees. So topics one by one stepbyep. Before we start I would like to start with a quote. The expert in anything was once a beginner. But I would like to say one thing every expert started where you are now. So at least if you have started you will complete it. Have this confidence have this hope. Let's learn together. Yes. First what is DSA? So DS data structures and algorithms form the foundation of problem solving problem that is data structures and algorithms. So the data structures data structures ways of organizing and storing data. So simply it is structuring the data. So arrays, link list, stacks, q, tries topics. So either data structures and then what is algorithms? Algorithm and so algorithm is nothing but stepbystep procedures or formulas to solve specific problems. So problem and then problem solve in the algorithms. So algorithms we have like searching, sorting, recussion. So some of the algorithms. So why first thing to think like a programmer programmer and then to write code efficiently. So like time and space complexity before that in the DA and then to crack interviews. So the So and then so first round problem and then to build real world applications real world application problems. And then to grow as a developer already opensource language and the logics and the algorithms are Okay. So, so we need a platform. So, here we solve this in geeks for gigs. So in the geek for geeks like login page for problems and languages first interface and then Google and then email username password. So and then we have created a Google sheet here. So we have the we are going to solve basic problems arrays link list. So like left side you have the name of the problem and then on the right side you have the problem links. So first problem is find even or odd. So link it will directly take take you to the geek page. So direct problem first thing you have to login first you have to log in. So already so geek for geeks interface on the left hand side you will have the problem statement you have expected complexities previous and then on the right hand side you have all the other languages Yes. So we are going to use Python. So Pythonce and then comp. So question and then once comp so every time comp because it'll affect your scores but first compile and then submit. So this is a geek for geeks interface problems. So in the upcoming sections we're going to solve some basic problems and this is part three. So previous sessions and [music] then time and space complexity and then in the session we are going to solve some basic math problems. So problems like uh devices, prime numbers, palenromes, stacks, link. Why? Because it builds core logical thinking. So the problem and then it strengthens your command over fundamentals. So programming language fundamentals like loops, conditional statements, math operations basic problem and then it trains to recognize patterns. So, and then in the pattern compor So we will start the problems now. before that. So the question answer So the question is, I have keys but no locks. Space but no room. You can enter but you can't go outside. What am I? See the question answer. Uh with that said, we'll solve our first problem now. And finally we are going to solve our first problem which is odd or even. So the problem we have a Google we have a Google sheet and the sheet first link it will take you to the problem. Uh you have the problem name as well as problem link. So you will get this uh question. So let's start this uh problem. Given a positive integer n determine whether it is odd or even return true if the number is even and false uh if it is odd. So n= 15 like order it will return false. So like if it is divided by two remainder is even number if it is not divided by two it is an odd number we going to solve this. So let's add the code here first. If n mod 2 is equal to 0 we're going to return true. Else reminder false. Yes, we got the output n 15. 15 is not an even number. So, we're going to return false. Why DSA is important? How to implement this? assumption. What is your what is something running in your mind? section definitely that will act as a motivation for me and also for stiffen so that that is something good for us but just your comments Okay. Okay. So, do not forget to drop your comments in the comment section before you wind off this particular part. So, let's see. Bye. Heat. Heat.