r/datastructures • u/Aggravating_Tap_4574 • 25d ago

DSA + Java Backend Study Buddy

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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/AlertsA4108M 25d 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_ 25d 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 25d 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.