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Complete Data Structures And Algorithms: Software Interviews - Panter - 15.07.2022 Complete Data Structures And Algorithms: Software Interviews Published 7/2022 MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 6.01 GB | Duration: 16h 4m Learn data structures and algorithms with Python. Solve technical questions by Google, Amazon, Meta, Netflix and more! What you'll learn Data Structures Algorithms Technical Interview Question Solutions Python Requirements Knowledge in any programming language Description Welcome to the Complete Data Structure & Algorithms: Technical Interviews courseData structures and algorithms is not just a subject which every programmer should master but also a major topic in technical interviews by giant technology companies such as Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Netflix, Uber, Tesla etc.Not only we will learn about the theory and practical implementations of the data structures & algorithms but also we will solve many technical interview questions and practice what we learn in each section.During the course we will use Python programming language for all implementations and question solutions. However if you are sufficient in any other programming language before, you would be fine. We have a quick Python Refresher section where you can learn about the fundamentals if you want to adapt. Alternatively you can learn all the algorithms and solutions and implement them in your own preferred language as well.This course is brought to you by Atil Samancioglu, teaching more than 300.000 students worldwide on programming and cyber security along with the Codestars, serving more than 1 million students! Atil also teaches mobile application development in Bogazici University and he is founder of his own training startup Academy Club. Some of the topics that will be covered during the course:Technical Interview QuestionsBig O NotationStackQueueDequeArraysLinked ListHeapGraphTreeHashTableAfter you complete the course you will be able to solve technical interview questions, improve your programming skills and implement ideas in real life problems. You will be given many opportunities to solve questions on your own during the training and it will be vital for you to follow these instructions.If you are ready, let's get started! Overview Section 1: Introduction Lecture 1 Introduction Lecture 2 Course Outline Section 2: Big O Notation Lecture 3 Big O Introduction Lecture 4 What is Big O? Lecture 5 Big O Code Examples Lecture 6 Space Complexity Lecture 7 Big O GitHub Link Section 3: Lists & Arrays Lecture 8 Lists Introduction Lecture 9 Arrays 101 Lecture 10 Lists Lecture 11 Arrays & Lists GitHub Link Lecture 12 Contains Duplicate Lecture 13 Contains Duplicate Solution Lecture 14 Contains Duplicate GitHub Link Lecture 15 Find Single Lecture 16 Single Number Solution Lecture 17 Find Single GitHub Link Lecture 18 Majority Element Lecture 19 Boyer Moore Lecture 20 Majority Element GitHub Link Section 4: Stack, Queue & Deque Lecture 21 Stack, Queue, Deque Introduction Lecture 22 What is Stack, Queue, Deque? Lecture 23 LifoQueue Lecture 24 Stack Implementation Lecture 25 Queue Implementation Lecture 26 Deque Implementation Lecture 27 Stack, Queue, Deque GitHub Link Lecture 28 Implement Stack Using Queue Lecture 29 Writing the Stack Lecture 30 Implement Stack GitHub Link Lecture 31 Baseball Game Lecture 32 Baseball Solution Lecture 33 Baseball GitHub Link Lecture 34 Daily Temperatures Lecture 35 Daily Temperatures Solution Lecture 36 Daily Temperatures GitHub Link Section 5: Linked List Lecture 37 Linked List Introduction Lecture 38 What is Linked List? Lecture 39 Doubly Linked List Lecture 40 Linked List O Notation Lecture 41 Linked List GitHub Link Lecture 42 Remove nth Node Lecture 43 Remove nth Node Solution Lecture 44 Remove nth Node GitHub Link Lecture 45 Linked List Intersection Lecture 46 Intersection Solution Lecture 47 Intersection GitHub Link Lecture 48 Duplicate Lecture 49 Floyd Lecture 50 Duplicate GitHub Link Section 6: Tree Lecture 51 Tree Introduction Lecture 52 What is Tree? Lecture 53 Tree Big O Notation Lecture 54 Insert Method Lecture 55 Finishing BST Lecture 56 Tree GitHub Link Lecture 57 Recursion Lecture 58 Recursion GitHub Link Lecture 59 Reverse String Lecture 60 Reverse String Recursion Lecture 61 Reverse String GitHub Link Lecture 62 Fibonacci Lecture 63 Recursion vs Iteration Lecture 64 Memoization Lecture 65 Fibonacci GitHub Link Lecture 66 Invert Binary Tree Lecture 67 Invert Tree Solution Lecture 68 Invert Binary GitHub Link Section 7: Tree Traversal Lecture 69 Tree Traversal Introduction Lecture 70 BFS vs DFS Lecture 71 BFS Implementation Lecture 72 DFS Implementation Lecture 73 DFS Other Methods Lecture 74 Tree Traversal GitHub Link Lecture 75 BST to Tree Lecture 76 DFS Solution Lecture 77 Greater BST GitHub Link Lecture 78 Binary Tree Max Path Sum Lecture 79 DFS Returning Solution Lecture 80 Binary Tree Max GitHub Link Section 8: Graph Lecture 81 Graph Introduction Lecture 82 What is Graph? Lecture 83 Graph Implementation Lecture 84 Graph GitHub Link Lecture 85 Reorder Routes Lecture 86 DFS Solution Lecture 87 Reorder Routes GitHub Link Lecture 88 Number of Islands Lecture 89 BFS Solution Lecture 90 Number of Islands GitHub Link Lecture 91 Redundant Connection Lecture 92 Union Find Lecture 93 Redundant Connection GitHub Link Section 9: Searching & Hash Tables Lecture 94 Hash Tables Introduction Lecture 95 Sequential vs Binary Lecture 96 Search Implementation Lecture 97 Search Algorithms GitHub Link Lecture 98 What is Hash Table? Lecture 99 Hash Function Lecture 100 Hash Table Implementation Lecture 101 HashTable GitHub Link Lecture 102 Two Sum Lecture 103 HashMap Solution Lecture 104 Two Sum GitHub Link Lecture 105 Encode Decode Lecture 106 Tiny Url Solution Lecture 107 Tiny Url GitHub Link Lecture 108 Brick Wall Lecture 109 Brick Wall Solution Lecture 110 Brick Wall GitHub Link Section 10: Sorting & Heap Lecture 111 Heap Introduction Lecture 112 Sorting Algorithms Lecture 113 Bubble Sort Lecture 114 Selection Sort Lecture 115 Insertion Sort Lecture 116 Merge Sort Lecture 117 Merge Sort Implementation Lecture 118 Quick Sort Lecture 119 Quick Sort Implementation Lecture 120 What is Heap? Lecture 121 Heap Sort Lecture 122 Sorting Algorithms GitHub Link Lecture 123 K Closest Points Lecture 124 Heap Solution Lecture 125 K Closest GitHub Link Lecture 126 Data Stream Lecture 127 Max Heap Solution Lecture 128 Data Stream GitHub Link Section 11: Python Refresher Lecture 129 Python Refresher Introduction Lecture 130 Anaconda Installation (Windows) Lecture 131 Anaconda Installation (MAC) Lecture 132 Python Variables Lecture 133 String Details Lecture 134 Collections Lecture 135 Dictionary Lecture 136 Set and Tuple Lecture 137 Conversions Lecture 138 Error Handling Lecture 139 Conditions and Loops Lecture 140 Useful Functions Lecture 141 Functions Lecture 142 Classes Lecture 143 Scope Lecture 144 Python Refresher GitHub Link Section 12: Closing Lecture 145 Closing Programmers trying to land a job in big technology companies,Programmers looking forward to improve their coding skills,Programmers looking to learn about data structures & algorithms Download from RapidGator Download from Rapidgator: Download from Keep2Share |