Java DSA

A learning repository for Java Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA). This repo contains beginner-friendly Java examples for core concepts like arrays, loops, conditionals, and foundational data structures such as stacks, queues, linked lists, graphs, and dynamic programming.

🚀 What’s Included

• Basics of Java: core syntax, data types, variables, strings, arithmetic, and printing.
• Conditions: examples for if, if-else, switch, and conditional logic.
• Loops: for and while loops with practical examples.
• DSA Concepts: a working foundation for implementing and exploring data structures and algorithms in Java.

📁 Repository Structure

• Basics Of Java/ - Java fundamentals and simple program examples.
• Conditions/ - Conditional statements and decision-making examples.
• Loops/ - Looping constructs and iteration examples.

Future additions should include dedicated folders for Queue, Stack, Array, LinkedList, Graph, and DynamicProgramming implementations.

✅ Learning Goals

• Strengthen Java syntax and basic program structure
• Practice control flow with conditions and loops
• Build confidence through simple, hands-on examples
• Prepare for deeper DSA topics like arrays, stacks, queues, linked lists, graphs, and DP

💡 How to Run

Compile and run Java files from the repository root.

cd "Java Dsa"
javac "Basics Of Java/dtypes.java"
java Basics\ Of\ Java.dtypes

Or run a file from a subfolder:

javac Loops/while_loop.java
java Loops.while_loop

🌱 Recommended Next Steps

• Add implementations for standard data structures:
  • Stack
  • Queue
  • LinkedList
  • Binary Tree
  • Graph
• Add algorithm examples for:
  • search and sort
  • recursion
  • dynamic programming
  • graph traversal
• Clean up generated .class files and add a .gitignore

🙌 Contribution

Contributions are welcome! If you want to add more Java DSA examples, submit a pull request and help grow this learning repository.

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📌 About

This repo is a personal Java DSA practice space focused on building understanding through code examples and incremental learning. The goal is to keep the content simple, readable, and easy to expand over time.