I'm looking for a non-theoretical way to learn data structures and algorithms. Most DSA textbooks/leetcode are extremely dry and takes the fun out of learning it. I also enjoy learning by implementing for a real world problem. Any suggestions for books or projects I can get started on?
Ask HN: Books or projects to learn data structures and algorithms practically?
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Re: Ask HN: Books or projects to learn data structures and algorithms practically?
#2https://sp19.datastructur.es/
Josh Hug's course would be a good place to start. Lectures -- Companion textbook -- Practice problems -- Projects -- all in one place covering everything from the basic to the complex.