Sairam M
😴 TL; DR : This is a reference guide built in Notion.so for learning DSA problems for SDE interviews. The problems are grouped by different problem patterns for each DSA. It is a consolidation of problems from Geeks For Geeks and “Top Interview Questions” from Leetcode. This will reduce so much of mental load in planning & tracking.
You will get Link to the Notion Guide & a PDF Document Explaining how to use the guide. [Check some of the snapshots below]
<Unable to embed demo video here due to bug in topmate, please see the link below for Demo videos in Youtube>
Checkout Demo of all the views : Playlist of Demo Videos
RoadMap:
Now this comes with a "Serialized RoadMap".
- No more brain scratching with handling dependencies and revisits. I have taken care of most of it completely.
- I have broken it down into easy chunks of segments and modules - there are 6 modules with 4 segments each.
- You could just follow the roadmap in order one by one and complete all the topics.
See RoadMap.pdf for full overview
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Features:
[See Features.pdf]
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🤓 About You
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📌 Does any or all of the below describe you ?
➡️ You are aspiring to crack SDE interviews in product companies
➡️ You can read, walk-through & debug code and can understand concepts like function, classes, recursion.
➡️ Structured DSA courses feel very constrained and limiting. You learn by exploring and you wish to have a structure that suits you uniquely and gives you lot of freedom.
➡️ You are more comfortable with text articles and code snippets than explanation or walk-through videos.
🗯️I have put together the Perfect* Tool/Guide/Info-Product Just For You 🗯️
*Conditions Apply 😛
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🤔 Okay!! But Why did I put in efforts to build this and why do You need it ?
💬 When I went through my DSA interview preparation phase, I realized that this whole preparation process is Non-linear, Chaotic and has so many pain points that requires us to do LOT MORE than just sit-read-crack. I have attempted to ease the process with this tool and remove lot of mental load that comes with the below pain points. ⬇️
📌🤒 Meh and 😅 Hoof !
🤒 Where to start - There are so many public resources out there and one might feel all-over-the place.
😅 This guide is a consolidated package of all major topics you would need to get started and make major progress.
🤒 Know dependency of concepts. [Every small DS or Algo is applied in every bigger DS and Algo]
😅 Articles are tagged with DS , Algo and other Concepts involved,
so that we know the dependencies before reading it.
🤒 Need for structure and ability to plan, follow and track. [ Did I read this ? How much more is there ? Oh I don’t know Heap, I need to come back after that — 404 Not found . I just have 30 mins today, what to pick now ?]
😅 Checkboxes, status property and schedule property are
provided to help planning and tracking.
🤒 Knowing and understanding different “Patterns” in problems [Okay, This looks like LCS DP, Kth Largest ? → Most likely Heap, Whattt?? We Could use Binary Search For This Problem That Is Not An Array Search??? I Thought this was DP]
😅 The problems are grouped by different
problem patterns for each DS/A.
🤒Need for both ‘structure’ as well as ‘space for exploring’ topics in a way that suits each individual. [I want to know what all I need to study and how much is there, but, after that I only pick things that my brain has mood for ]
😅 Different views are provided to enable
different ways to explore.
🤒 Concepts are long to read and we tend to forget.
😅 Quick summary for Long concepts. Ability for quick reference to recall. Also, Some helpful guides, tips and references are included.