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The 30-Day Python Algorithms Learning Plan is structured into four weeks focusing on fundamentals, basic algorithms, intermediate algorithms, and applications. Each week includes specific goals, daily topics, and practice problems to enhance understanding of Python and algorithm concepts. Tips for success emphasize daily practice, utilizing tools, and understanding the reasoning behind coding techniques.
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The 30-Day Python Algorithms Learning Plan is structured into four weeks focusing on fundamentals, basic algorithms, intermediate algorithms, and applications. Each week includes specific goals, daily topics, and practice problems to enhance understanding of Python and algorithm concepts. Tips for success emphasize daily practice, utilizing tools, and understanding the reasoning behind coding techniques.
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30-Day Python Algorithms Learning Plan

Week 1: Fundamentals & Data Structures


Goal: Build a strong base with Python syntax and core data structures.

● Day 1-2: Python basics recap (variables, loops, functions, conditionals)


● Day 3-4: Lists & arrays – slicing, sorting, searching
● Day 5: Dictionaries & sets – use cases and basic operations
● Day 6: Tuples, stacks, queues (implement with lists and `deque`)
● Day 7: Practice 5 beginner problems (HackerRank or LeetCode “Easy”)

Week 2: Basic Algorithms


Goal: Understand simple and classic algorithm types.

● Day 8: Sorting – bubble, selection, insertion


● Day 9: Sorting – merge sort, quick sort (with visualization)
● Day 10: Searching – linear and binary search
● Day 11: Recursion intro – factorial, Fibonacci
● Day 12: Practice 5 problems involving recursion and searching
● Day 13: Use Python Tutor to visualize recursion
● Day 14: Review and mini quiz (make flashcards or quiz yourself)

Week 3: Intermediate Algorithms


Goal: Learn slightly advanced ideas and real problem solving.

● Day 15: Hashing and frequency counting


● Day 16: Two-pointer technique & sliding window
● Day 17: Backtracking (n-queens, permutations)
● Day 18: Intro to Dynamic Programming (Fibonacci with memoization)
● Day 19: DP – Climbing stairs, coin change
● Day 20: Practice 5 problems (LeetCode Easy-Medium)
● Day 21: Review and create summary notes

Week 4: Applications & Practice


Goal: Solidify understanding through application and review.

● Day 22: Trees and traversal (inorder, preorder, postorder)


● Day 23: Graphs – BFS and DFS (with examples)
● Day 24: Pathfinding (shortest path in a maze using BFS)
● Day 25: Sorting algorithm comparisons (which to use when)
● Day 26-27: Build a mini project (e.g., Sudoku solver, maze pathfinder)
● Day 28: Timed quiz/practice session (simulate coding interview)
● Day 29: Review weak spots & revisit difficult problems
● Day 30: Celebrate! Summarize what you’ve learned & plan next goals

Tips for Success


● Daily Time: Just 1–1.5 hours daily is enough if consistent.
● Tools: Use LeetCode, PythonTutor.com, and a notebook for handwritten tracing.
● Mindset: Focus on understanding _why_ each step works, not just copying code.

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