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Dipesh B C

Software Engineer in Virginia

Welcome to my technical writing corner. Here, I share in-depth articles and tutorials about data structures, algorithms, and web development concepts. My goal is to break down complex topics into digestible pieces, often accompanied by practical examples and interactive demonstrations.

Through these articles, I aim to help fellow developers understand fundamental concepts more deeply while sharing insights from my own learning journey. Each piece combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications, making it easier to grasp and implement these concepts in real-world scenarios.

Articles and Tutorials

2025

Issue #5: Understanding Queues - When FIFO is the Way to Go! 🎟️

Today, we're diving into one of my favorite data structures - Queues! If you've ever waited in line at a coffee shop (and let's be honest, who hasn't?), you already understand the basic concept. Let's turn that real-world experience into coding knowledge!

2024

Issue #4: Diving into Doubly Linked Lists

Last week, we explored Singly Linked Lists and their operations. This week, we're leveling up with Doubly Linked Lists, a variation that brings additional flexibility to linked data structures.

2024

Issue #3: Understanding Linked Lists

In our previous issues, we explored Static Arrays and Dynamic Arrays, both foundational data structures. This week, we're stepping into the world of Linked Lists, a structure that takes flexibility to another level.

2024

Issue #2: Demystifying Dynamic Arrays

If you read last week's issue, you learned about static arrays and their limitations. Today, we'll take it a step further and look at how dynamic arrays solve some of those issues, making them a favorite in modern programming.

2024

Issue #1: Mastering Static Arrays

Ever had one of those moments where a basic concept suddenly </div>reveals its hidden depths? That's exactly what happened to me with static arrays. Let me take you on a journey through this fundamental data structure, with some interactive examples that changed how I think about programming.