?? Update on My 180 Days of Coding Challenge - Week 4 Progress ??
Ravi Ranjan
SDE Intern @Amadeus | Mentor @SmartInterviews | Student at CMR Engineering College
Hey everyone! ??
I'm thrilled to share my progress after completing the third week of the #180DaysOfCodingChallenge! ?? Here's a recap of what I've been diving into:
1. Introduction To Arrays in C++
In the fourth week, I dived headfirst into the fascinating world of arrays in C++. I explored the basics, understanding how arrays provide a powerful way to store and manipulate data. This laid the groundwork for more complex data structures down the line.
2. Master Arrays By Solving Problems
With a solid understanding of arrays, I embarked on a problem-solving journey. I tackled challenges that pushed my array manipulation skills to the limit, enhancing my ability to think critically and algorithmically.
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3. Time and Space Complexity From Zero To Advance
Understanding the efficiency of algorithms is crucial. I dedicated time to unravel the mysteries of time and space complexity, from the basics to more advanced concepts. This knowledge is essential for crafting efficient and scalable code.
4. SELECTION SORT Algorithm with Theory and Code
The highlight of the week was immersing myself in the world of sorting algorithms. I thoroughly studied the Selection Sort algorithm, grasping both the theoretical underpinnings and the actual code implementation. Sorting algorithms are the backbone of many applications, and having a strong grasp on them is key.
5. Bubble Sort with Theory and Code
To round off the week, I explored another sorting algorithm: Bubble Sort. Understanding different sorting techniques is like having a diverse set of tools in your coding toolkit. It not only broadens your understanding but also equips you to choose the right algorithm for different scenarios.
Looking Ahead: Challenges and Excitement!
As I move forward, I'm gearing up for even more challenges. The next milestones on my coding journey include a deeper dive into Data Structures and Algorithms. I'm eager to face complex problems head-on, armed with the knowledge gained over the past four weeks.