Foundations
How algorithm cost grows with input — the language of DSA
DSA learning path
Visual course demo
See algorithms come alive
Course overview · 15.4k learners
Master 40+ algorithms across 20 topics with step-by-step animations and synced code
Level
Beginner
Duration
13h 50m
Lessons
46
Lifetime access · one-time payment
₹399 ₹399
Course overview
See concepts execute, move, and connect instead of memorizing static notes.
Follow the relevant code while each algorithm or system step unfolds.
Use guided intros, step descriptions, progress tracking, and focused outcomes.
Core areas you will understand and practice throughout the course.
The tools and learning modes built into this path.
Interactive algorithm visualizers
Java, Python, JavaScript, and C++
Synced code-line execution
Interview-focused problem patterns
Practical outcomes from the first major parts of the learning path.
How algorithm cost grows with input — the language of DSA
Walk in from both ends of a sorted array — O(n) pair search Slide a fixed window with an O(1) running sum
Check every element in order Halve the search space each step — O(log n)
Course curriculum
Move through the course in order or open the exact topic you need. Every lesson includes a clear objective and estimated duration.
Ready when you are
Learn at your own pace, keep your progress across devices, and return to any lesson whenever you need a refresher.
Questions
The first lesson is available as a preview. Complete lifetime access is a one-time payment of ₹399. When enrollment is open, payment is completed on Cashfree's hosted checkout and verified securely before access is granted.
The course is marked Beginner. Each module begins with guided context, so you can follow the sequence even when a topic is new.
The curriculum contains 46 lessons with approximately 13h 50m of guided material. You can learn at your own pace.
Yes. Signed-in learners have course progress, daily activity, streaks, and interview-practice completion stored privately in their profile.
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