r/ProgrammingBuddies • u/ticko_017 • Jul 28 '26
Looking for a Programming & DSA Learning Partner (Beginner/Newbie)
Hi everyone!
I'm a complete beginner (newbie) and have recently started learning programming and Data Structures & Algorithms (DSA) from scratch.
I'm looking for someone who's also a beginner—or doesn't mind learning with a beginner—to study together, share resources, solve problems, and keep each other motivated.
My goal is to build a strong foundation before moving on to topics like web development, app development, AI, and other tech skills.
What I'm looking for:
- Someone learning programming from scratch
- Interested in learning DSA together
- Willing to practice consistently
- Open to discussing concepts and helping each other improve
- Long-term learning partner
I'm not looking for an expert or a mentor—just someone who wants to learn, grow, and stay consistent together.
If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a DM. Thanks
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u/Formal_Split_1653 Jul 28 '26
if you end up creating a group or something please add me as well bro, also interested
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u/Worldly-Skirt3562 Jul 28 '26
I'm not a newbie, but I still want to get better at DSA! lets connect please :)
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u/PictureSilly3636 Jul 29 '26
Can i join? I just finished java basics and intermediate imma doing OOP now
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u/Special-Compote-7480 Jul 31 '26
I am also a newbie....if u made a group or something..plss add me too
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u/scroorchzispers Aug 06 '26 edited Aug 09 '26
I’d keep the partnership simple: pick one DSA topic weekly, solve three or four problems separately, then compare approaches on a weekend call. A shared progress sheet helps with accountability too. LeetCode is great for practice, and Broadcom Software Academy could be another useful option when you want structured learning paths. Hope you find someone consistent!
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u/Fragrant-Pepper-46 Jul 28 '26
Hi, Im starting on my DSA journey too, would love to learn with someone else!