English | MP4 | AVC 1920×1080 | AAC 44KHz 2ch | 88 Lessons (4h 40m) | 5.99 GB
Ace your coding job interview. Learn to write better and faster code.
Clear. Concise. Comprehensive.
Tired of piecing together disconnected tutorials or dealing with rambling, confusing instructors? This course is for you! It’s perfectly structured into a series of bite-sized, easy-to-follow videos that cover both theory and practice.
What You’ll Learn
- Master essential data structures such as arrays, linked lists, stacks, queues, and hash tables
- Analyze and evaluate the time and space complexity of algorithms
- Improve your problem-solving skills
- Prepare for coding interviews
Table of Contents
1 Course Outline
2 Introduction
3 What is Big O
4 O(1)
5 O(n)
6 O(n^2)
7 O(log n)
8 O(2^n)
9 Space Complexity
10 Introduction
11 Understanding Arrays
12 Working with Arrays in Java
13 Exercise- Array Class
14 Solution- Creating the Class
15 Solution- insert()
16 Solution- removeAt()
17 Solution- indexOf()
18 Dynamic Arrays
19 Summary
20 Introduction
21 What are Linked Lists
22 Working with Linked Lists
23 Exercise- Building a Linked List
24 Solution- addLast
25 Solution- addFirst
26 Solution- indexOf
27 Solution- contains
28 Solution- removeFirst
29 Solution- removeLast
30 Implementing size()
31 Converting Linked Lists to Arrays
32 Cheat Sheets
33 Arrays vs Linked Lists
34 Types of Linked Lists
35 Exercise- Reversing a Linked List
36 Solution- Reversing a Linked List
37 Exercise- Kth Node from the End
38 Solution- Kth Node from the End
39 Summary
40 Introduction
41 What are Stacks
42 Working with Stacks
43 Exercise- Reversing a String
44 Solution – Reversing a String
45 Exercise- Balanced Expressions
46 Solution- A Basic Implementation
47 Solution- Supporting Other Brackets
48 Solution- First Refactoring
49 Solution- Second Refactoring
50 Exercise- Building a Stack Using an Array
51 Solution- Implementing a Stack Using an Array
52 Summary
53 Introduction
54 What are Queues
55 Queues in Java
56 Exercise- Reversing a Queue
57 Solution- Reversing a Queue
58 Exercise- Building a Queue Using an Array
59 Solution- A Basic Implementation
60 Solution- Circular Arrays
61 Exercise- Implementing a Queue Using a Stack
62 Solution- Building a Queue Using a Stack
63 Priority Queues
64 Exercise- Building a Priority Queue
65 Solution- Building a Priority Queue
66 Solution- Refactoring
67 Summary
68 Introduction
69 What are Hash Tables
70 Working with Hash Tables
71 Exercise- Find the First Non-repeated Character
72 Solution- First Non-repeating Character
73 Sets
74 Exercise- First Repeated Character
75 Solution- First Repeated Character
76 Hash Functions
77 Collisions
78 Chaining
79 Open Addressing- Linear Probing
80 Open Addressing- Quadratic Probing
81 Open Addressing- Double Hashing
82 Exercise- Build a HashTable
83 Solution- put()
84 Solution- get()
85 Solution- remove()
86 Solution- Refactoring
87 Summary
88 Course Wrap Up
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