10 popular coding interview problems

10 popular coding interview problems, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.35, with 12 lectures, based on 41 reviews, and has 4840 subscribers.

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You will learn about Solve the Valid anagram problem Solve the First and last index problem Solve the Kth largest element problem Solve the Course schedule problem This course is ideal for individuals who are People preparing for coding interviews or Competitive programmers or People who want to increase their problem-solving skills It is particularly useful for People preparing for coding interviews or Competitive programmers or People who want to increase their problem-solving skills.

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Title: 10 popular coding interview problems

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.35

Number of Lectures: 12

Number of Published Lectures: 12

Number of Curriculum Items: 12

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 12

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Solve the Valid anagram problem

Solve the First and last index problem

Solve the Kth largest element problem

Solve the Course schedule problem

Who Should Attend

People preparing for coding interviews

Competitive programmers

People who want to increase their problem-solving skills

Target Audiences

People preparing for coding interviews

Competitive programmers

People who want to increase their problem-solving skills

Preparing for coding interviews? Competitive programming? Then this course will help you for sure: 10 well-chosen problems to increase your problem-solving skills!

Problems covered:

1- Valid anagram (Related topic(s): String, Sorting, Hash table)

2- First and last position in a sorted array (Related topic(s): Array, Searching, Binary search)

3- Symmetric tree (Related topic(s): Binary tree, Depth-first search)

4- Kth largest element in an array (Related topic(s): Array, Sorting, Priority queue, Heap)

5- Generate parentheses (Related topic(s): Backtracking, Stack)

6- Course schedule (Related topic(s): Graph, Depth-first search, Breadth-first search, Topological sort)

7- Kth permutation (Related topic(s): Combinatorics, Math)

8- Gas station (Related topic(s): Array, Greedy)

9- Minimum window substring (Related topic(s): String, Sliding window)

10- Largest rectangle in histogram (Related topic(s): Array, Stack, Divide-and-conquer)

This course tries to explain the solutions to these problems in a visual way, as visualizing the different steps of an algorithm is a method that is preferred by a lot of students

This course also explains and provides the code in Python programming language, you will also find it under each lecture to be able to copy it and run it on your machine with different inputs

Also, before moving to the solution, you will have the ability to try to solve the problem, a Python code editor will be available for you to write code and submit it to be tested on a bunch of testcases, I suggest you to do it before moving to the solution

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Valid anagram

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 3: First and last position

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 4: Kth largest element

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 5: Symmetric tree

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 6: Generate parentheses

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 7: Gas station

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 8: Course schedule

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 9: Kth permutation

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 10: Minimum window substring

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 11: Largest rectangle in histogram

Lecture 1: Solution

Chapter 12: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

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