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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

by 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.