Structured learning repository | Core programming concepts & language mastery
(Focus: Java | Python | Go | Algorithms | System Design Basics)
"Master the fundamentals to build complex systems with confidence."
This repo serves as my:
- Code Playground for core concepts
- Knowledge Reference with organized examples
- Skill Tracker showing measurable progress
Actual project structure:
1_language_core/
go/
java/
Roadmap JAVA.pdf
learning-java/
concurrency/
data-structure/
fundamentals/
jvm-internals/
oop/
streams/
python/
2_algorithms/
leetcode/
pattern-recognition/
searching-sorting/
3_exercises/
codewars/
hakerrank/
4_mini_projects/
cli-tools/
concept-demos/
mvc-demo/
observer-pattern/
5_resources/
book-notes/
cheatsheets/
6_daily-log/
JAVA-ARCHIVED/
Roadmap JAVA.pdf
Aprendiendo Java/
DataStructure/
data structure.iml
data structure course/
data structure course.iml
src/
arrayLists/
basics/
OOP/
Clases-metodos-abstractos/
Clases-metodos-abstractos.iml
src/
clases/
ejercicios/
ejercicios poo/
ejercicios poo.iml
Facturas/
...
Ejercicios-logica/
Interfaces y excepciones/
Interfaces y excepciones.iml
src/
polimorfismo/
polimorfismo.iml
src/
Understanding The Basics/
FirstProgramanInt.iml
notas.md
src/
Basics.java
arrays/
control_structures/
logic/
math/
methods/
strings/
Libros Y Material/
Notas/
backend roadmap.jpg
README.md✅ Memory Management | ✅ Concurrency Basics | ✅ Design Patterns | ✅ JVM Internals
- Example: Binary Search Implementation
def binary_search(arr, target):
left, right = 0, len(arr)-1
while left <= right:
mid = (left + right) // 2
if arr[mid] == target:
return mid
elif arr[mid] < target:
left = mid + 1
else:
right = mid - 1
return -1✅ Time Complexity Analysis | ✅ Recursion | ✅ Graph Traversal | ✅ Dynamic Programming Basics
- This repo follows the "Learn in Public" philosophy. You can:
- Use code examples with attribution
- Suggest better implementations via Issues
- Discuss fundamental concepts in Discussions
- Connect on LinkedIn for career-focused discussions
- Bookmark interesting sections
- Open an Issue for technical debates
- Connect on LinkedIn for career-focused discussions
"The expert in anything was once a beginner." — Lets grow together! 🚀