Blind 75, The DSA Essentials Level-up Coding Interviews

Build and blend DSA logics by solving Blind 75, a problem set curated by an ex-Meta Engineer.
What you'll learn:
Solve curated list of problem by MANG engineer
Understand essential logics of Data Structures and Algorithms
Advance your algorithmic thinking
Build a firm grip on programming concepts
Array, Strings, Linked List, Bits, DP, Graphs, Tree and Heap
Covering simple to advanced problems
Learn to analyze problems
Learn to write complex codes
Requirements:
Familiarity with basic coding
Ability to understand code
Description:
Are you aspiring to master algorithms? stuck how to filter best problems with curated logical set?Welcome to Blind 75 Essentials: Level-up Coding Interviews the course which guide to build logical constructs of programming and DSA, an ultimate blend of most curated list of logics of Data Structures and Algorithms and helping you to strap your boots strong at your algorithm journeys ahead. The Course contains Blind 75, a list of 75 coding problems from LeetCode having most frequent and essential logics of DSA for preparing for technical interviews at MANG companies. The list was created by a Meta engineer in 2018 and has become famous as a great tool to start your interview preparation. The lecture contents are formatted to reinforce your understanding further by ordering the flow to build your logics constructively. Every problem starts with discussions around logics, then transcending to optimized methods with hands-on-coding in C++. Here is what you will learn -Problems on Data Structures* Arrays, Strings, Vectors* Hashing (Unordered Maps, Maps, Sets)* Stacks, Queues, Linked Lists* Binary Trees, BSTs, Heaps* Graphs, Tries, MatricsProblems on Algorithms* Brute force, Backtracking* Sliding Window, Interval Algorithms* Sorting, Searching, Binary Search* Dynamic Programming Fundamentals* Graph AlgorithmsLinks to actual problems and sample text forms of solutions-discussed are provided at resources section for further practice and analysis. Enjoy the trajectory of course, have a nice time.
Who this course is for:
Students pursuing Computer Science or related fields.
Beginner-Intermediate level programmers who wish to ground their theories.
Developers who want to excel in problem solving skills & interviews.
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