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YouTube Channels for Competitive Programmers
By Silver_, history, 9 years ago, In English

Hello Everyone !

I have a list of channels on YouTube which are very good to learn competitive programming and I'd like to share it with you:

  1. Tushar Roy (I think he's the best :) )

  2. Algorithms Live!

  3. "Sothe" the Algorithm Wolf

  4. Arabic Competitive Programming (for Arabic speakers)

  5. CodeChef

  6. Gate Lectures by Ravindrababu Ravula

  7. I Deserve

  8. Saurabh School (contains also helpful videos about java and C)

  9. CS50 (Harvard University Courses)

  10. Gaurav Sen

  11. MIT OpenCourseWare

  12. My Code School (contains also helpful videos about C and C++)

  13. GeeksforGeeks

  14. HackerRank

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9 years ago, # |
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Thanks bro , you are the best =D

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Awesome and extremely helpful blog, thnks btw bro

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Tushar Roy is a legend. Thanks for sharing.

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I suggest to put Tushar Roy at top of the list.Since it is the most competitive programming related content.

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This is awesome too.

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Also this is pretty nice: Alex7's channel

Thanks to Alex7.

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There's only one problem with these lists. Its very very very very unlikely that someone will go through all these resources.

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    9 years ago, # ^ |
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    you can search inside the channel about a topic you want to learn :)

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8 years ago, # |
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Even though it's not a youtube channel (yet), you may also want to consider this course: https://www.edx.org/course/how-win-coding-competitions-secrets-itmox-i2cpx

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thanks for this effort :)

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Another helpful website and channel Geeksforgeeks Good Luck..

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5 years ago, # |
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maybe you should add Errichto's channel as well

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Thanks for putting Tushar Roy and MyCodeSchool on the list. They've been really helpful.

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Algorithms with Rachit Jain is very nice channel indeed.

Thanks to rachitiitr for all his efforts :)

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As a C++ competitor I enjoy most Um_nik YT Channel, he even does commentaries sometimes.

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https://youtu.be/aI4CAJA6wgk

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SolverToBe Arabic videos

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https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwsapfci2p1oDVO4Q2sJOQw

EnumerativeCombinatorics

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Add Errichto too. he is becoming the best <3

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Tushar Roy is only good if you already have the insight needed for an algo, otherwise if you are new to a topic like dp, he will just solve that dp table for you, Back to Back SWE teaches this stuff (dp,recursion, backtracking) in a more intuitive way.

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Add Errichto and code_report also to your list.

Quality Content :)

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I had written this long post somewhere else but this is a better place. All the good YouTube channels for Competitive Programming(not coding interview) I know are-

CP mostly

Errichto's channel by Errichto. He has one more channel on which he makes longer videos.

Code NCode by kazama460

William Lin's Channel by tmwilliamlin168

Algorithms Live (Not for beginners though)

TakeUForward by striver_79 — new channel

Vplanet by Updown

AlgoPedia by RomeoFantastik

Code_report by code_report

Jalgs (Some intermediate-advanced topics)

Tozan Southerpacks by by EnumerativeCombinatorics

Stefan Dascalescu by stefdasca

CodeChef Codechef's channel. They have some training camp videos. Recently, they have been making discussion-based videos of recent contests and some learning sessions.

Arabic Competitive Programming — Unfortunately, this channel is in Arabic. I know only English and Hindi.

CP related DSA

William Fiset Really good videos focusing on implementation of standard algos and ds.

DSA general

Algorithms with Attitude

MIT 6.006

Semi-Competitive programming related

Rachit Jain by rachitiitr

Gaurav Sen

Emerging channels

Divyanshu Kumar dvkcool

Fluent Algorithms

Coding Interviews

Most of the time, searching the correct topic gives the best results. Learn to use the YouTube filter.

  1. Kevin Naughton Jr.

  2. Nick White

  3. I Deserve

  4. Saurabh School

  5. Back to Back SWE

  6. Tech Dose

  7. Byte By Byte

  8. HackerRank Youtube tutorials

  9. Nideesh Terapalli Errichto, Rachit Jain also make tutorials related to coding interview problems sometimes.

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Bruh.. cararra is like the best...https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwKg48gAQVZm6CShOXXgSjA

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but what about cp problems solution for java youtube channel?for begginer also for red coders but its hard for java .

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CodeNCode is also one of the best Channels for CP.

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