Don’t just watch it move
- 1Before stepping, predict the next comparison, pointer move or state update.
- 2Read the explanation and identify the invariant that remains true.
- 3Change the input, then solve the concept quest without guessing.
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Useful preparation: Reading arrays, indexing from zero and following step-by-step instructions. Suggested previous stop: Palindrome / strings.
DSA uses suggested Foundation (Class 8), Builder (Class 9) and Advanced (Class 10) levels. It is an enrichment pathway.
Ready. Step through the algorithm and explain each change.
factorial(n) if n <= 1: return 1 smaller = factorial(n−1) return n × smallerExplain the idea, read its complexity, then solve a hands-on or trace mission with your current input.
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The library covers core DSA techniques with bounded teaching examples. Foundation, Builder and Advanced describe learning progression, rather than a school-class syllabus. Snapshots are stored for playback and are excluded from algorithm-space labels.
Further study: MIT Introduction to Algorithms ↗