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The document outlines a comprehensive 30-day course on Java and Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), with daily topics covering Java fundamentals, control flow, functions, arrays, and object-oriented programming. It progresses through advanced topics such as linked lists, stacks, queues, sorting algorithms, trees, and graph algorithms, culminating in practical applications and mock interviews. Each week is structured to build upon the previous week's knowledge, ensuring a thorough understanding of both Java and DSA concepts.

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The document outlines a comprehensive 30-day course on Java and Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA), with daily topics covering Java fundamentals, control flow, functions, arrays, and object-oriented programming. It progresses through advanced topics such as linked lists, stacks, queues, sorting algorithms, trees, and graph algorithms, culminating in practical applications and mock interviews. Each week is structured to build upon the previous week's knowledge, ensuring a thorough understanding of both Java and DSA concepts.

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Java with DSA - 30 Days (1 Hour Daily) In-depth Course Content

Week 1: Java Fundamentals and Introduction to DSA

Day 1: Java Basics


• Introduction to Java: Features, platform independence, JDK, JRE, JVM.
• Setting up the environment: Installing JDK, IDE setup (Eclipse/IntelliJ/VS Code).
• Hello World Program: Syntax explanation, compiling, and running.
• Key Concepts: Variables, data types (int, float, double, char, boolean).

Day 2: Control Flow Statements


• Conditional Statements: If-else, Switch case.
• Loops: For loop, While loop, Do-while loop.

Day 3: Functions and Methods


• Defining functions: Structure, arguments, and return values.
• Types of functions: Void and return-type functions.
• Recursion basics: Use recursion for simple operations.

Day 4: Arrays Basics


• Introduction to arrays: Declaration, initialization, and accessing elements.
• Types of arrays: Single-dimensional and multi-dimensional.
• Basic operations: Traversing, updating, deleting.

Day 5: Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs) - Part 1


• Core concepts: Classes and objects.
• Constructors: Default, parameterised.
• Access modifiers: Public, private, protected, default.

Day 6: Object-Oriented Programming (OOPs) - Part 2


• Advanced OOP concepts:
• Inheritance: Single, multilevel, hierarchical.
• Method Overloading and Overriding.
• Abstract classes and interfaces.

Day 7: Introduction to DSA


• DSA overview: Importance and applications.
• Linear vs Non-linear data structures: Arrays, stacks, queues, linked lists vs trees, graphs.
• Big-O Notation: Understanding time and space complexity with examples.
Week 2: Arrays and Strings

Day 8: Arrays - Advanced Operations


• Multi-dimensional arrays: Creation and traversal.
• Matrix operations: Addition, subtraction, multiplication.

Day 9: Sorting Algorithms - Part 1


• Bubble Sort: Explanation and implementation.
• Selection Sort: Explanation and implementation.

Day 10: Searching Algorithms


• Linear Search: Implementation and complexity analysis.
• Binary Search: Working with sorted arrays, recursive and iterative implementations.

Day 11: Strings in Java - Basics


• String operations: Creation, comparison, concatenation, substring.

Day 12: Strings - Advanced


• StringBuilder and StringBuffer: Usage and advantages.
• Checking for palindromes.

Day 13: Array and String Problems


• Find the missing number in an array.
• Longest substring without repeating characters.

Day 14: Revision and Practice


• Recap of arrays and strings.
• Solve competitive programming problems.

Week 3: Linked Lists and Stacks

Day 15: Singly Linked List - Basics


• Introduction: Node structure and linked list implementation.
• Operations: Insertion at head, tail, and specific position.

Day 16: Linked List Operations


• Deletion: By value, position.
• Searching for an element.

Day 17: Stacks Basics


• Introduction to stacks: Concept of LIFO.
• Implementation: Using arrays and linked lists.

Day 18: Applications of Stacks


• Convert infix to postfix expression.
• Evaluate postfix expressions.

Day 19: Queue Basics


• Introduction: Concept of FIFO.
• Implementation: Using arrays and linked lists.

Day 20: Practice Problems


• Solve problems combining linked lists, stacks, and queues.

Week 4: Advanced DSA Topics

Day 21: Recursion in Depth


• Fibonacci series, factorial using recursion.
• Backtracking basics.

Day 22: Sorting Algorithms - Part 2


• Merge Sort: Divide-and-conquer approach.
• Quick Sort: Partitioning method.

Day 23: Introduction to Trees


• Binary tree basics: Nodes, edges, height, depth.
• Traversals: Inorder, preorder, postorder.

Day 24: Binary Search Trees (BST)


• Properties of BST.
• Insertion, deletion, and search operations.

Day 25: Hashing Basics


• Introduction to HashMaps.
• Operations: Put, get, remove.

Day 26: Graph Basics


• Adjacency matrix and list representation.
• Breadth-first search (BFS).
• Depth-first search (DFS).

Day 27: Advanced Recursion and Backtracking


• Solve problems like:
• Rat in a maze.
• Subset sum problem.

Day 28: Time Complexity Analysis


• Big-O, Big-Theta, Big-Omega.
• Examples: Sorting algorithms, searching algorithms.
Day 29: Real-life DSA Problems
• Solving problems using advanced concepts like recursion, graphs, and trees.
• Example: Find the shortest path in a graph.

Day 30: Revision and Final Practice


• Revise all core topics.
• Mock coding interview with real-world problems.

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