Loony Corn
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Specification: Break Away: Programming And Coding Interviews
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| Price | $12.99 |
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| Duration | 20 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
Break Away: Programming And Coding Interviews
$12.99
Carlos Pagan –
Excellent presentation. Great examples. Well illustrated. Clear communication. Logical topics presentation sequence. Very knowledgeable instructor.
Prashant Joshi –
This is an outstanding course, and comes in handy with respect to building your Data Structures skills. The lessons will help you understand DS from scratch and/or refresh your knowledge in case if you have prior understanding of them. The presentation style is really what makes the course outstanding. Typical flow of explanation is: 1) Explain certain topic. This is more of a elaboration of what certain topic is (say selection sort or what binary tree is etc.). The use of jargon is kept at bay so that first timers don’t find it difficult to grasp. 2) Then comes pictorial explanation. With use of simple pictures and animations, the point 1 is explained again to understand it better. In fact, in most of the cases, the animations are thorough and entire algorithm is explained using animation even if it means doing some tasks which may look boring. For example, while explaining sorting, entire algorithm is explained by creating animations that go through each step of algorithm for all 10 elements of array. This really shows the dedication of Loony Corn team to create this course.
Madhusudan –
The author does a good job of explaining the concepts in a clear and concise manner, and neatly follows it up with problems to highlight the real world applications of the DS/algorithms. I only wish the author covered topics as Dynamic Programming, Backtracking and NP problems in a similar manner.
Torrence Payseno –
good introduction. I am excited to continue into the rest of the course