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Can anyone explain/interpret what leetfree.com is saying here? > ... don't try to solve it with online judge ... > ... Try to learn from the solutions we prov
by fizixer 6y ago
Can anyone explain/interpret what leetfree.com is saying here?
> ... don't try to solve it with online judge ...
> ... Try to learn from the solutions we provided as quickly as possible ...
> ... Interviewers only care about your WhiteBoard communication skills ...
Are they implying that rote memorization (memorize all problems and their solutions) is the best/easiest way to do the interviews?
If yes, wouldn't that trip you up the moment you're asked something new/original?
If no, what are they saying? Is the best leetcode stuff paywalled and they're providing a free version?
what's the latest on step-by-step most effective way to get ready for standard coding interviews?
Context: I'm trying to get back into this after many years. I've used leetcode in the past but don't remember anything about online judge.
- hackermailman 6y agoOnline judge is competitive programming like https://open.kattis.com/ https://open.kattis.com/ or CodeWars or CodeForces meaning a server that takes your source, compiles and runs it, tests if you satisfied all the req of the challenge. There's books for this https://cpbook.net/#CP4content https://cpbook.net/#CP4content and despite leetfree claims of being 'useless because no online judge in interview' there is actually 2-3 judges sitting there in the interview performing the same function, telling you if your code does not satisfy the problem requirements