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Searching & Sorting for Coding Interviews With 100+ Interview questions

Author Name: Meenakshi & Kamal Rawat | Format: Paperback | Genre : Computers | Other Details

Amazon Sales Rank: Ranked #66 in Algorithms

Searching & sorting algorithms form the back bone of coding acumen of developers. This book comprehensively covers

In-depth tutorial & analysis of all major algorithms and techniques used to search and sort across data structures.

All major variations of each algorithm (e.g. Ternary, Jump, Exponential, Interpolation are variations of Binary search).

110 real coding interview questions as solved examples and unsolved problems.

Case studies of implementation of searching and sorting in language libraries.

Introduction to how questions are asked and expected to answer on online competitive coding and hiring platforms like hackerrank.com, codechef.com, etc.

Introduction to data structures.

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Meenakshi & Kamal Rawat

Kamal Rawat is a software developer, trainer, author and an entrepreneur. He has first-hand experience of implementing full life cycle of large scale desktop, Cloud and Mobile applications across various domains and platforms.

He had been a technical architect in complex projects like Microsoft OneNote, Adobe Photoshop and Samsung GalaxyConnect. He has also been in the core interview panel of Microsoft, Adobe and many start-ups.

Since 2006, he is coaching students on how to crack programming interviews. Before leaving his job to pursue his passion full-time, Kamal was working as Senior SDE at Microsoft.

Meenakshi hold master’s degree in Computer science. She left her job and co-founded Ritambhara Technologies (www.ritambhara.in).

She maintains an amazing work-life balance, wearing multiple hats, be it head of a technical start-up, a certified yoga trainer or mother to two kids at home.

Problem-solving and optimizing comes naturally to her.