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If you write any sort of library code, you might actually start using those algos. You might have to start looking at CS papers too if your assigned a large en
by mahyarm 11y ago
If you write any sort of library code, you might actually start using those algos. You might have to start looking at CS papers too if your assigned a large enough scale problem!
He wanted the solution, and google interviews are more algo heavy than most. There is also this:
https://leetcode.com/problemset/algorithms/ https://leetcode.com/problemset/algorithms/
- hueving 11y agoUsing them and understanding them are still a lot different than memorizing them to the point of working with them on a whiteboard in a google gang bang interview. I reviewed lots of CS papers while in uni and it only took a quick search to confirm the algorithm was what I had in mind. Completely unnecessary to memorize each one.
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