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Link: Coding Interview Bootcamp - Udemy

Description: If you're nervous about your first coding interview, or anxious about applying to your next job, this is the course for you. I got tired of interviewers asking tricky questions that can only be answered if you've seen the problem before, so I made this course! This video course will teach you the most common interview questions that you'll see in a coding interview, giving you the tools you need to ace your next whiteboard interview.

• Section 1: Get Started Here!
• Section 2: A Touch of Setup
• Section 3: String Reversal
• Section 4: Palindromes
• Section 5: Integer Reversal
• Section 6: MaxChars
• Section 7: The Classic FizzBuzz!
• Section 8: Array Chunking
• Section 9: Anagrams
• Section 10: Sentence Capitalization
• Section 11: Printing Steps
• Section 12: Two Sided Steps - Pyramids
• Section 13: Find The Vowels
• Section 14: Enter the Matrix Spiral
• Section 15: Runtime Complexity
• Section 16: Runtime Complexity in Practice - Fibonacci
• Section 17: The Queue
• Section 18: Underwater Queue Weaving
• Section 19: Stack 'Em Up With Stacks
• Section 20: Two Become One
• Section 21: Linked Lists
• Section 22: Find the Midpoint
• Section 23: Circular Lists?
• Section 24: Step Back From the Tail
• Section 25: Building a Tree
• Section 26: Tree Width with Level Width
• Section 27: My Best Friend, Binary Search Trees
• Section 28: Validating a Binary Search Tree
• Section 29: Back to Javascript - Events
• Section 30: Building Twitter - A Design Question
• Section 31: Sorting With BubbleSort
• Section 32: Sort By Selection
• Section 33: Ack, MergeSort!
• Section 34: Extras

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