7 Days With Binary Tree
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7 days with Binary Tree
Do you know that Microsoft Excel uses a Binary Tree to represent the spreadsheet? Go through this book to get the basic idea of how Binary Tree is used to solve problems efficiently. Binary Tree is one of the most important Data Structure (for Coding Interviews and Real Life System Design) and is equally challenging. With practice and correct way of thinking, you can master it easily and know when to use it in real life problems. We will attempt one problem every day in the week and analyze the problem deeply. Our schedule: Day 1: Introduction to Binary Tree + Problem 1 Day 2: Check if a Binary Tree is Balanced by Height Day 3: Find nodes which are at a distance k from root in a Binary Tree Day 4: Modification of Day 3 Problem Day 5: Find minimum or maximum element in Binary Search Tree Day 6: Find kth smallest element in Binary Search Tree Day 7: Modification of Day 6 Problem On following this routine sincerely, you will get a strong hold on Binary Tree data structure quickly and will be able to attempt interview and real-life problems easily. #7daysOfAlgo: a 7-day investment to Algorithmic mastery. This book is the part of #7daysOfAlgo series. You should definitely go through this book as it will give you good practice in short time. If you have an upcoming Coding Interview at top Software Companies like Google, Facebook, Apple, Microsoft and others, this book is a MUST. Authors (2): Aditya Chatterjee, Ue Kiao. (c)
7 days with Dynamic Programming
Become Dynamic Programming Master in 7 days Do share your review with us. It will help us help you better. 👌 Dynamic Programming is one of the most important algorithmic domains and is equally challenging. With practice and correct way of thinking, you can master it easily. If a problem takes O(2^N) time to search a solution among possible solutions, Dynamic Programming has the potential to reduce it to O(N) or polynomial time thereby reducing the search space. We will attempt one problem every day in this week and analyze the problem deeply. Our schedule: • Day 1: Introduction + Longest Increasing Subsequence • Day 2: 2D version of Day 1 problems • Day 3: Dynamic Programming on Strings • Day 4: Modified version of Day 3 problems • Day 5: Dynamic Programming for String patterns (Longest Palindromic Substring) • Day 6: Modified version of Day 4 problems • Day 7: 2 conditions on 1 data point On following this routine sincerely, you will get a strong hold on Dynamic Programming and will be able to attempt interview and real-life problems easily. #7daysOfAlgo: a 7-day investment to Algorithmic mastery.
C IN 7 DAYS for CODING INTERVIEWS
Author: Meenakshi, Kamal Rawat
language: en
Publisher: Notion Press
Release Date: 2016-12-30
In my career spanning more than a decade, I have used C language in only two projects. All these years, I had either coded in C++, Java or C#. However, during interviews, I had always coded my solutions in C. When an interviewer asks you to implement a Stack having one extra operation, getMinimum that returns minimum element in current stack, you are expected to give your own implementation of stack from scratch and not use Stack class in Java library. C language allows your solution to be focused on the problem without unnecessary clutter of class and object definitions. Java and C# are good to showcase your design skills, but if the question is not explicitly about object-oriented design, C (or C++) provides flexibility to demonstrate your memory management skills and help implement everything required using data structure and algorithms. C is a lightweight language and is easy to learn in a short span of time. Understanding the internals of C helps comprehend other high-level languages better because nthe concepts and terminology remain the same. This book gives you an insight into the journey that your code goes through and best practices at each stage.