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Founder & Product Manager @staglabz • Ex @Mphasis
India
Joined January 2021
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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next topic: stack&queue https://t.co/67yt5wIrjJ
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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topic - stack&queue: https://t.co/67yt5wIrjJ
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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Topic: Stack&Queue https://t.co/67yt5wIrjJ
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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topic: Stack&Queue: https://t.co/67yt5wIrjJ
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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topic Stack&Queue https://t.co/67yt5wIrjJ
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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Topic: stack&queue https://t.co/67yt5wIrjJ
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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topic stack&queue: https://t.co/67yt5wIrjJ
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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stack&queue: https://t.co/67yt5wIrjJ
We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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We have covered 9 complex topics We end with the two data structures that seem "basic" but power the most complex algorithms in computer science Stacks & Queues (Next Greater Element, Valid Parentheses, Sliding Window Max) Most people think they are just "push" and "pop" But
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If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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next topic: Interval https://t.co/KniZPLLDG5
If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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topic Interval https://t.co/KniZPLLDG5
If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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topic: Interval https://t.co/KniZPLLDG5
If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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Topic: interval https://t.co/KniZPLLDG5
If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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topic interval: https://t.co/KniZPLLDG5
If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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topic: interval https://t.co/KniZPLLDG5
If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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interval: https://t.co/KniZPLLDG5
If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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If you see "Start Time" and "End Time" in an interview and your first line of code isn't Arrays.sort() then You are making your life 10x harder than it needs to be Stop trying to use Segment Trees Stop trying to find a fancy HashMap trick Interval problems are just Sorting
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"Brute Force" is usually an insult in engineering It implies you were too lazy to find the optimal solution But sometimes, there is no magic math trick Sometimes, the only way to solve a problem is to check every possibility The difference between a Junior dev and a Senior dev?
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