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The Coding Interview Bootcamp: Algorithms + Data Structures

Udemy

3 recommenders · 3 threads · recommended in 3 years, 2019–2022 · score 3.1

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A Udemy video course by Stephen Grider that covers data structures and algorithms with a focus on preparing for coding interviews. Commenters present it as interview preparation rather than a full computer science curriculum.

Commenters call it an excellent way to find gaps in knowledge and learn the content areas that technical interviews test.

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20192022

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  1. Recommendscenterworkpror/webdev2022in “How important is a CS degree nowdays?”▲ 3

    Don't worry about the courses at all. Start with the basics html css and javascript if you want to do frontend. As far as the basics go, any interview prep course is good. Here is one I like. https://www.udemy.com/course/coding-interview-bootcamp-algorithms-and-data-structure/ He has a lot of…

  2. RecommendsCleverBunnyThiefr/learnprogramming2021in “What is the most efficient way to learn Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA)?”▲ 3

    Check out this coding interview Udemy course from Stephen Grider. https://www.udemy.com/share/101WNk3@Mij-UbeYLTgDKLCZ9Z-_Sfs_aOZdx0HnXUAUAhMOVvBjKz250y5nZhETS9sIa3FU/

  3. RecommendsRecklessCuber/webdev2019in “The most important part of the technical interview is not getting the solution correct”▲ 1

    I typically aim to spearhead learning with exposure (figuring out what you don't know and then learning those content areas). I find Udemy courses are excellent for this and the one I took was "Mastering the coding interview: Data structures + Algorithms).

  4. MentionsWiwwilr/webdev2021in “Had a junior web dev interview and I kinda bombed it”▲ 18

    I'll start by saying that you should note the question that were asked to you. Maybe contact the company, and ask them for the question because you would like to review them. Not sure you'll get anything out of it, but you never know. Interviews looks the same. I bombed a shit ton of interviews…

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