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Has anyone read the book put out by the blog post author? I thought the post was well written, and would like to know if the book is worth getting as well...

• wting 14y ago
  Her "Crack the Coding Interview" book basically is an expansion of that blog post, goes into more details, includes a lot of problem sets of different types and various strategies for attacking each one. I like using it to study for interviews. It's not sufficient by itself, but will get you 75% of the way there. *Disclaimer: I'm 3 degrees of separation away from the author. :p
  • barbs 14y ago
    Sounds a like a good recommendation to me, thanks :). What would you recommend for the remaining 25% of the way?
    • wting 14y ago
      It's probably personally dependent to shore up your own weaknesses. Mine would probably more practice with recursion, dynamic programming, graph theory.
• Evbn 14y ago
  Yegge's blog post and CLR textbook are all you need. For a more social version go read the Reddit subrddit on interview problems or read glassdoor.