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  1. Computer Science

Algorithms

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Last updated 6 years ago

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Interesting algorithms

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Notes

  • Mocking up the problem on paper or white board is crucial.

  • The functionality of a hash table can be extrapolated and used to solve many problems at the cost of efficiency.

  • Arrays can be used to back most higher level data structures. Sometimes a “data structure” is no more than some clever math for accessing locations in an array.

Links

  • - Solved algorithms and data structures problems in many languages.

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