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loveBabbar/CodeHelp-DSA-Busted-Series
This repo is creating providing students easy access to all the programs taught under Codehelp's DSA Busted Series.
A straight dump of code snippets following Love Babbar's 'DSA Busted' YouTube series, organized one folder per lecture — patterns, sorting, recursion, linked lists, stacks, queues, trees, etc. It's for people actively watching that specific course who want the code without transcribing it from the video.
Decent breadth of classic DSA topics (binary search variants, all the O(n log n) sorts, linked list manipulation, stack/queue interview questions) with multiple language implementations (C++, Java, Python) for some lectures, useful if you're comparing syntax across languages. Folder-per-lecture structure makes it trivial to jump to exactly the topic you're reviewing.
Zero context outside the video — no comments explaining approach, no complexity notes, no problem statements, so the code is close to useless without the corresponding YouTube lecture open. No tests, no build files, inconsistent language coverage per lecture (some have Java+Python+C++, most just C++), and sloppy naming (typos like 'Gloab Variable', inconsistent casing) suggest zero review before pushing. It's course material, not a library — nothing here is meant to be imported or reused as-is.