Cracking the Coding Interview has become the defacto bible for preparing for you coding interviews. I think this is for good reason; it’s an awesome book with a ton of good practice coding interview problems.
However, do you really know how to use this book effectively? Chances are, especially if you’re just trying to read through CTCI from cover to cover, that you aren’t getting nearly as much out of this book as you could.
In this video, I show how to make the most out of Cracking the Coding Interview. By following these techniques, you’ll make sure that you use the book to your best ability and nail your interview.
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BFS approach looks excellent idea, never thought about approaching the book this way….on it 👍
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Excellent review
You sound like Nate from the skyrim videos, takes me back
Hi, I've just started my programing journey with python.. I know the basics and OOP.. Should I buy this book?
Also, is "data structures and algorithms" Language independent?
Please do reply
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What I understand is that understand each chapter in the highevel. Instead of depth first search which is complete a chapter and then move to the next chapter. In this case, we will stuck In a single chapter.
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The books 557 pages long why not cover everything ? Its all valuable knowledge.
This is really helpful. Ive had this book sitting in my desk for 2 years just cause I don't know how to approach it. thanks
Thanks a lot. Great vid
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Just watch 9:25 – 10:04
this is very helpful informations for cracking down this book! thank you so much !!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Sam, these tips were really helpful.
Awesome sir. I started coding CCIP problems last week and was in dilemma to follow BFS or DFS approach. Im a 9 year old software professional and your thoughts totally resonates with mine.
Thanks for the great knowledge!
Hey Sam, keep up the good work…You are one of the sole reasons that has helped me pave my way into Amazon… Thank you ♥️
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How on earth Google isn't employing you?!
Great..
very useful 👌
Is there a video to watch this video effectively?
hi do you have any suggestions for succeeding sql interview
Can you suggest good book for data structures and algorithm
Well… Good explanation.. I feel convinced with your approach.
god bless yyou hehe
Thank you for this video. It's aptly suggested to change title to Cracking the Cracking the coding interview.
Can you please tell the resources to study for data structures and algorithms ..I am new to data structures
Summary: Read C1-5, 7-10.
I just read Chapter 6, after 1 ~ 5, actually Chapter 6 is pretty simple compared to the previous 5 chapters, it takes much less time to read for both the knowledge part and the question part. And Chapter 6 is also very fun, the questions have a big chance to be asked, for example one of my previous interview ask me to write a function to check whether a number is prime, this is explained at the very beginning of chapter 6, definitely worth reading, and shouldn't skip it. So, I suggest people to read every single page & questions from Chapter 6, before moving on to later chapters.
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I spend10 minutes to know that I dont need to read something I don't need. Wow 🙂
why is there no section on hash tables in the book?
How long do you think it might take someone to go over the book with your technique ?
My question is why recursion is after tree?
can you please recommend some other resources for learning algorithm and dsa?
You are the best!
I bought this book, opened it and realized instantly that I'm too stupid to do any of the problems
9:07 summary
Thank you. Your book on DP seems promising. Really appreciate the fact that you have given it for free. 🙂 😀