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Which technique is best for learning algorithms?
I have two different ideas to learn algorithms, but I can't figure out which one is best and faster for learning:
1 — Learn a specific algorithm then try to solve the related problems .
2 — Try solving random problems and then try to learn the algorithm that can solve this problem .
And any other ideas to make the learning more efficient?
