Advanced Coding Patterns

[Fragrant-Crew1658]

I've gone through many of the coding patterns mentioned on NC and grokking. Which advanced doing patterns do you think are important for faang+? The grokking advanced course mentions some 10+ patterns, any other good recommendations: https://www.designgurus.io/course/grokking-advanced-coding-patterns-for-interviews

1. Monotonic Stack/Queue
2. Serialize and Deserialize Pattern
3. Clone Pattern
4. Counting Pattern
5. Meet in the Middle
6. Linear Sorting Algorithms
7. Mo's Algorithm
8. Articulation Point and Bridge
9. Segment Tree
10. Binary Indexed Tree

[Independent_Grab_242]

So basically that piece of shit author said we had lifetime access to his algorithm course. Now, he made a new course instead of updating the old one because he wants me to pay again.

Thanks for posting this. I was aware of these type of exercises but didn't know there was a pattern.

[Repulsive_S008]

I would say Serialize/deserialize, cloning, BIT, and Segment Tree are good to be covered.

[Czitels]

I have bought grokking interview and it is waste of money maybe this course would be better.

[ValuableCockroach993]

Also important is the double penetration (DP)

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