Don’t Just LeetCode; Follow the Coding Patterns Instead

<a href="https://www.designgurus.io/path/Coding-Interview-Playbook" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Coding Interviews</a> are getting harder. To prepare for coding interviews, you will need weeks, if not months of preparation. No one really likes spending that much time preparing for the coding interviews. So is there a smarter solution? First, let’s look at the problem. Anyone preparing for coding interviews definitely knows LeetCode. It is probably the biggest online repository for coding interview questions. Let’s take a look at what problems people face when using LeetCode. <h1>Problems with LeetCode</h1> There are more than 2k problems in LeetCode. The biggest challenge with LeetCode is its lack of organization; it has a huge set of coding problems, and one isn’t sure where to start or what to focus on. One wonders, is there an adequate number of questions one should go through to consider themselves prepared for the coding interview? I would love to see a streamlined process that guides me and teaches me enough algorithmic techniques to feel confident for the interview. As a lazy person myself, I wouldn’t like to go through 500+ questions. <h1>The Solution</h1> One technique that people often follow is to solve questions related to the same data structure; for example, focusing on questions related to Arrays, then LinkedList, HashMap, Heap, Tree, or Trie, etc. Although this does provide some organization, it still lacks coherence. For example, many questions can be solved using HashMaps but still require different algorithmic techniques. I would love to see question sets that follow not only the same data structure but also similar algorithmic techniques. <a href="https://levelup.gitconnected.com/dont-just-leetcode-follow-the-coding-patterns-instead-4beb6a197fdb">Click Here</a>