It’s sort of a meta-lesson to train you to sharpen up your solutions after you’ve come up with them during the interview. Typically she starts with a simple solution that works, and the one you probably came up with 1st, and then she polishes it to give a better Big-O intricacy. The answers for all the questions are clarified in great detail in the back. Regardless of the fact that you think you know linked lists just like the back of your hand, Gayle McDowell will give you a query that makes you scratch your head a bit. It provides a great outline on all the basic structures and algorithms you will be likely to know when you have your software development interview. I studied this book thoroughly for the preparation. A friend of mine suggested me this book and so I read it. I was really muddled on what and how to prepare. There is so much to study, and there is great amount of material available out there. When I started my preparation, the whole process seemed really unnerving. If you are planning to appear for a technical interview at any software-house, I highly recommend studying this book.

Publisher: CareerCup 5th Revised & enlarged edition

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