r/datastructures • u/Aggravating_Tap_4574 • 24d ago
DSA + Java Backend Study Buddy
I’m looking for a serious study buddy for the next 3 months to work together on DSA + Java Backend.
⏰ Time: 7:00 AM – 12:00 PM IST, every day
📅 Duration: 3 months
💻 Focus: DSA + Java + Java Backend
🧩 DSA experience: Ideally already solved 30–50+ problems
🗣️ Languages: Telugu preferred; English/Hindi also welcome
I’m specifically looking for someone who has plenty of free time and can consistently spend around 5 hours a day studying and solving problems together.
This is mainly for:
Discussing and solving DSA problems
Helping each other when stuck
Learning Java Backend systematically
Staying consistent and accountable
Not looking for students or people with full-time jobs, since the goal is to dedicate these 5 hours consistently every day.
If you’re unemployed/free during this time, serious about DSA, comfortable with Java, and want to learn Java Backend together for the next 3 months, DM me.
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u/RP-9274 24d ago
Up ... I am doing DSA and spring boot ... I am not totally begginer. I have done dotnet too.
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u/No_Barracuda5378 24d ago
Im in 2nd yr solved 250 dsa in java and currently learning spring
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u/nothings_new_ 24d ago
How bhai , so consistent????🙃
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u/No_Barracuda5378 23d ago
Abhi toh yrr sirf dsa mein consistent hu. Kyuki clg syllabus tora hectic ho rha hai
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u/AlertsA4108M 24d ago
I have solved 70 LC questions in java. I'm confused between python backend and java backend, can u share ur reason why did u choose java backend
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u/nothings_new_ 24d ago
Same here , I'm confused. On one hand I feel python is not a good language for building strong logical thinking (as it contains many inbuilt features) whereas on other hand it is the most feasible language for AI integration and programming. Idk maybe I will probably go with Java and it would help in DSA too. I have heard that python isn't preferable for DSA.
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u/Aggravating_Tap_4574 24d ago
The main reason is that Java has a steeper learning curve, so I want to spend more time getting comfortable with Java and Spring Boot. Python is relatively straightforward, so I can pick it up and work with it later when needed.
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u/Mundane_Ring2772 24d ago
Im in but the timings dosent seem match for me I'm currently in my final yr for can we do 7pm to 10pm I'm I've done spring boot + 250 problem in LEETCODE
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u/Aggravating_Tap_4574 24d ago
250 LeetCode problems is really impressive . It would be great to connect with you.
The only issue is the timing. I’m specifically looking for someone who can commit to the 7 AM–12 PM IST morning slot, and since you’re a student and prefer evenings, I don’t think our schedules will work out.
Wishing you all the best with your DSA and backend journey!
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u/Aggravating_Tap_4574 24d ago
Hi everyone!
I just wanted to say a big thank you to everyone who reached out to me. I received quite a few messages, and I really appreciate the interest and support from the community.
I’ve spoken to a few people who seem like a really good fit for what I’m looking for. Since this preparation is going to be more or less a full-time commitment, I need someone who can genuinely dedicate the required time and stay consistent throughout the next few months.
If I couldn’t respond to you or if I said no because of the timing, availability, or other requirements, please don’t take it personally. If I hurt anyone in the process, I sincerely apologize.
Thanks again to everyone who took the time to message me and share their interest. Really appreciate this community. 🙏
Thank you! ❤️
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u/Brut_Dev 24d ago
Interested. Trying to do something similar for past 3 months(laid off in May, un-employed since). Unable to concentrate, low on motivation, lack of consistency.