Stephen Grider
Data Structures? They’re here. Algorithms? Covered. Lots of questions with well–explained solutions? Yep!
If you’re nervous about your first coding interview, or anxious about applying to your next job, this is the course for you. I got tired of interviewers asking tricky questions that can only be answered if you’ve seen the problem before, so I made this course! This video course will teach you the most common interview questions that you’ll see in a coding interview, giving you the tools you need to ace your next whiteboard interview.
Coding interviews are notoriously intimidating, but there is one method to become a better interviewer – and that is practice! Practicing dozens of interview questions is what makes the difference between a job offer for a $120k USD and another rejection email. This course is going to not only give you dozens of questions to practice on, but it will also make sure you understand the tricks behind solving each question, so you ll be able to perform in a real interview.
I have spent many hours combing through interview questions asked at Google, Facebook, and Amazon to make sure you know how to answer questions asked by the most well–paying companies out there. No stone is left unturned, as we discuss everything from the simplest questions all the way to the most complex algorithm questions.
Instructor Details
Courses : 24
Specification: The Coding Interview Bootcamp: Algorithms + Data Structures
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29 reviews for The Coding Interview Bootcamp: Algorithms + Data Structures
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| Price | $17.99 |
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| Duration | 13 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English ... |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
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Ryan Young –
It was a good refresher course if you already have experience with algorithms and data structures. More algorithm exercises on the back half of the course would be nice.
Seth Maisel –
Clear instructions. This is just the basics of setting up, so no information yet.
Luiz Cezer –
It was a very nice and productive experience to complete this whole course. The content is so good and has tons of tips that help us with a lot of different problems. The instructor is also very good and really knows about all the subjects that he tries to explain to us. I really recommend doing this course even if you are not trying another job, but just to learn more about basic algorithms. You rock dude!
Sandeep Vasantkumar Chitagopikar –
A very good course on Data Structures.
Mladen Milic –
I have no doubt that the Stephen is greatest teacher I have taken the course with on udemy so far.
Timothy balch –
Love it
Jacob Lyerla –
Great course, I am retaking it again after leaving my last job that I got because of the skills I learned in this course, the major thing I took away. something I did not know you could do even after writing Js code for a few years now and coding in general for around 9 years, is I didn’t know in javascript that we could use a function inside to check for truthy values, it’s not something I feel like I have needed to use before, but it’s insanely cool that I can, and it’s fun stuff like that and learning new things is what keeps me coding, I can’t want to find something fun to do with that knowledge 😀 Thanks Stephen
Kidane Beyene –
Great
Brian –
Very helpful in making the difficult technical problems approachable.
Kenneth Charette –
Explanations are clear and helpful.
Ryan Byrne –
The course provides well designed solutions to common interview challenges and great delivery of the theory that informs them.
Masha –
Incredibly watery.
Derek.Branizor –
Straight forward
Songyu Yan –
More analysis on space and time complexity?
Ridhaa –
Perfect match.
Md Shadabalam –
It’s really nice.
Pablo Rodriguez –
awesome content as the rest off his courses
Jonathan Donesky –
Highly highly recommend! Really gifted teacher
Nikhil Wadekar –
Stephen is a really good instructor! I have enrolled into another course of his: Microservices with React and Node as well. It’s amazing to learn from such an experienced dev.
Moises Urias –
This course seems very good. I have bought another courses of this teacher, and everytime it has worth it
Brian Kass –
I like this course
Phillip Ketsenburg –
This course covers practically EVERY algorithm question an interviewer may ask. Although most interviewers now are going through the process of asking interviewees to do live code alongs through Hacker Rank, or Code Wars. The questions that are given to the interviewees on those websites (HackerRank / CodeWars) have evolved to be more challenging than simply asking to do something like Fibonacci or Fizzbuzz. The questions they want us to do are WAY more in depth, so you must be quick on your toes to determine which sort of solution you must use to complete the challenge, because during a live code along challenge with an interviewer they expect you to know which sort of solution to use within 30 seconds of reading the problem. I would recommend to Stephen on making a class solely focused on going through basic / intermediate problems on HackerRank or CodeWars, and referencing solutions from this specific class. Example: Okay so this challenge on CodeWars / HackerRank wants us to do this, this and this. If we pull up our ALGOCASTS file, we can determine the solution used for this challenge is similar to our VALIDATE index.js file. Then walk through the solution that HackerRank / CodeWars would require.
Stephane Roche –
Stephen Grider is the best
Chase Moore –
I’m using it for interview prep in the next few months.
Ron Lencioni –
Links were not in previous section as stated. Overall good thought.
Daniel Edminster –
Every algorithm/data structure example is easy to follow and understand. Stephen is a great teacher.
Cecil King –
All the algorithms are well explained. One interview I had (before taking this course) did ask questions that were covered here! So I feel this course is a valuable part of my interview prep.
Jason Amey –
sg is a pro dude knows his stuff
Roman Popenov –
The delivery is always great, but I just finished a reverse number (int) lecture, and I would LOVE at least to hear what other solutions exist (like get remainder, multiply by 10 and add to result). At least some kind of code to look at.