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Are you using the ANKI method like what was suggested in the article? Also, what kind of problems are you putting into the cards? Are there any "must-know" in
by degamer106 7y ago
Are you using the ANKI method like what was suggested in the article?
Also, what kind of problems are you putting into the cards? Are there any "must-know" interview questions that we should all study and memorize?
Please share an example card.
- JHonaker 7y agoI read the article a long time ago, so I don’t remember what you mean by the ANKI method. Anki is a program that assists you by automatically serving you cards. The article is quite long, but very good. I’ve given 3 examples in some other replies, but I’d say that it’s most beneficial to keep some common stuff in the front of your mind. Like various operations on graphs and trees, how exactly to formulate dynamic programming subproblems, etc. For that I’d say it’s better to have a lot of different problems in the deck for those types of those things, rather than memorizing definitions of DP and linked lists.