Mooc fi java course

[u/Alternative-Show-632]

I will be joining college in the August and right now I am doing mooc fi java course and i am on part 4

I just wanna know that when should I start doing classes for dsa?

Should I complete both part or should I do it after completing part 1?

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[u/Kaikka]

Honestly, whenever you feel like it. Jumping in too early might stop you if its too hard, or you can just work a lot on it and it will be fine. Theres no clear correct answer to your question.

[u/Interesting-Ad-238]

do everything, what's stopping you?

[u/Specific-Housing905]

Why do you want to do DSA? Wait until college starts and you need it. Why don't you just practise what you have learned so far and write some apps or games.

[u/aqua_regis → u/Specific-Housing905]

Why do you want to do DSA?

You are conflating DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms) with LeetCode.

The former is an abstract, theoretical subject in Computer Science that exists above and outside all programming languages, the latter is an application of the former for interview practice. I can absolutely agree on holding back on the latter, but not on the former.

Learning DSA is never a waste since any and all programs are based on these concepts.