So, a while ago, I started making this bed of structures on algorithm Siris on this YouTube channel.

But unfortunately, I haven't been able to make more than seven videos in the Siri's yet.

I'm so sorry about that.

If you'd been waiting.

Actually, I'm not sure when I'll be able to post more videos in this series.

So I've decided that in this video I'm gonna give you some pointers to additional Resource is for learning that instructors and algorithms, After watching the seven videos I've put out so far on this topic, you should be able to follow anyone.

Resource is, I'm gonna talk about today.

Okay?

First of all, one particular resource I've personally used a little bit is called my cold school.

It's a YouTube channel on.

He has a playlist on there structures in this playlist, he uses C on C plus plus to follow this course.

And so I think you like it if you use either C or a C plus plus, but you should be able to understand it, even if you don't know these particular languages.

Another one I've personally used in the past is this m I t course YouTube.

This course is actually pretty academic.

I would say on I would say it's a little bit too slow.

But the professor's explanation is pretty detailed.

I actually haven't seen the entire course yet, but I still recommend it because the videos I saw were pretty good.

Now.

I also asked one of my friends from Google about this.

He recommends the following to Resource is the 1st 1 is these stand four courses on course.

Err on the 2nd 1 is this book the algorithm designed manual by Stina.

I haven't personally used either of them before, but it seems like both of them are pretty popular.

Resource is on.

I sort of trust this particular friends recommendation because he's someone that's really, really good at their structures on algorithms.

Also, I asked my Twitter and linking followers about this.

Whatever they're recommended, this course that stopped by Google on Udacity.

It's a python based course, so you might like it if your learning python on it seems like it's focus is on programming interviews, too, So you might like it as well if you're preparing for programming interviews.

Okay, another book I have personally used ISS this book called Algorithms.

Fourth Edition.

This one is based on Java.

I would say it's a little bit too hard to follow because the way it's written is a little bit too complicated.

But I think it's still nice to use it.

Sort of us a reference book, as you learn with one of the other resource is I mentioned earlier.

Okay, In this video, I mentioned four courses and two books.

As additional Resource is so you might say, which one is the best you know, Which one should I use?

Well, it really depends on your skill set on preferences.

So I think it's really best to try a field them on.

You know, go on with the one you like the most on if you're not sure which one used to get started with.

I would start with my coat school on the M I t.

Course I mentioned earlier, which are both on YouTube, and then just stick with the one you like better out of those, too.

If you don't like either of them, then I would check out the other resource.

Is I mentioned in this video?

Of course.

I'm gonna put links to all of those resources and the description.

Okay, that's it for this view.

I'm so sorry.

If you're disappointed that you know, I'm not sure what I will be posting more videos in this series, but in this video, I wanted to at least give you some additional resources.

So you have something to learn from, Especially because I'm gonna be away for my vacation Pretty soon.

Anyway, Thank you.

Also always for watching my videos, and I'll see you guys in the next video.