Amazon Interview Prep: Data Structures & Algorithms
Amazon Interview Prep: Data Structures & Algorithms, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 91 lectures, based on 5 reviews, and has 140 subscribers.
You will learn about Gain proficiency in tackling the most common coding problems in Amazon interviews Solve each problem with detailed video solutions with the problem-solving process Explore solutions in Java, C++, Python, and JavaScript Enhance understanding by downloading code files for in-depth analysis & comprehension This course is ideal for individuals who are Basic programming experieThis course is for software developers and students who want to practice for coding interviews at Amazon, in either of the 4 languages: Java, JavaScript, C++ & Python It is particularly useful for Basic programming experieThis course is for software developers and students who want to practice for coding interviews at Amazon, in either of the 4 languages: Java, JavaScript, C++ & Python.
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Summary
Title: Amazon Interview Prep: Data Structures & Algorithms
Price: $19.99
Average Rating: 4.8
Number of Lectures: 91
Number of Published Lectures: 84
Number of Curriculum Items: 91
Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 84
Original Price: $24.99
Quality Status: approved
Status: Live
What You Will Learn
- Gain proficiency in tackling the most common coding problems in Amazon interviews
- Solve each problem with detailed video solutions with the problem-solving process
- Explore solutions in Java, C++, Python, and JavaScript
- Enhance understanding by downloading code files for in-depth analysis & comprehension
Who Should Attend
- Basic programming experieThis course is for software developers and students who want to practice for coding interviews at Amazon, in either of the 4 languages: Java, JavaScript, C++ & Python
Target Audiences
- Basic programming experieThis course is for software developers and students who want to practice for coding interviews at Amazon, in either of the 4 languages: Java, JavaScript, C++ & Python
Are you searching for a course that can truly land you a job at Amazon?
Your search ends here. Want to know why?
Your time is precious.
It’s time to concentrate on problem-solving. No more hunting for questions, feeling confused or wondering if you’ve practiced enough.
Because I’m here to guide you, just like I’ve helped hundreds of students over the past X years.
All you have to do is prepare yourself to excel in your Amazon coding interviews with confidence. This comprehensive course will help you throughout your journey.
This course is designed to focus on the top problems commonly asked during Amazon interview rounds, preparing you thoroughly for any challenge that comes your way.
Are you ready to learn?
In this course, you’ll:
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Dive into carefully curated collections of the most frequently asked coding problems in Amazon interviews, ensuring you’re fully prepared. I’ve hand-picked them for you, so you can focus on solving and understanding concepts.
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Follow along with detailed step-by-step video solutions, where I’ll guide you through each problem from start to finish. You’ll witness the entire problem-solving process, gaining a deep understanding of concepts as we go.
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Get access to a collection of carefully selected LeetCode questions aimed at boosting your proficiency in data structure and algorithm challenges, ideal for Amazon codingrounds.
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Choose from video solutions in four popular programming languages: Java, C++, Python, and JavaScript.This way, you can master these problems with ease in the language you’re most comfortable with.
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Access downloadable code files for every problem, allowing you to analyze and dissect the code at your own pace, ensuring a thorough comprehension of each solution.
Ready to secure your dream job at Amazon?
Enroll now and let’s turn your aspirations into reality together!
Don’t wait any longer to achieve your career goals.
Join the course today and start your journey towards success.
Who this course is for:
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Software developers gearing up for Amazon coding interviews
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Developers aspiring to work as software developers at Amazon
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Developers looking to sharpen their skills with LeetCode questions commonly asked in Amazon interviews
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Those eager to practice LeetCode problems in Java, JavaScript, C++, or Python languages
Course Curriculum
Chapter 1: Easy Problems
Lecture 1: Best Time To Buy And Sell Stocks
Lecture 2: Move Zeroes
Lecture 3: Majority Element
Lecture 4: Linked List Cycle
Lecture 5: Contains Duplicate
Lecture 6: Valid Anagram
Lecture 7: Valid Parenthesis
Lecture 8: Diameter Of Binary Tree
Lecture 9: Maximum Depth Of Binary Tree
Lecture 10: Climbing Stairs
Lecture 11: Min Cost Climbing Stairs
Lecture 12: Number Of 1 Bits
Lecture 13: Missing Number
Lecture 14: Single Number
Lecture 15: Find Middle Of Linked List
Lecture 16: Palindrome Linked Lists
Lecture 17: Reverse Linked List
Lecture 18: Search Insert Position
Lecture 19: Binary Tree InOrder Traversal
Lecture 20: Invert Binary Tree
Lecture 21: Symmetric Tree
Lecture 22: Path Sum
Chapter 2: Medium Problems
Lecture 1: Maximum Sum Subarray
Lecture 2: Maximum Product Subarray
Lecture 3: Add Two Numbers
Lecture 4: Linked List Cycle II
Lecture 5: Intersection Of Two Linked Lists
Lecture 6: Min Stack
Lecture 7: Minimum Add To Make Parenthesis Valid
Lecture 8: Group Anagrams
Lecture 9: Longest Consecutive Sequence
Lecture 10: Kth Largest Element In An Array
Lecture 11: Kth Smallest Element In BST
Lecture 12: Jump Game
Lecture 13: House Robber
Lecture 14: House Robber II
Lecture 15: Coin Change
Lecture 16: Longest Increasing Subsequence
Lecture 17: 0 1 Matrix
Lecture 18: Course Schedule
Lecture 19: Flood Fill
Lecture 20: Network Delay Time
Lecture 21: Combination Sum
Lecture 22: Product Of Arrays Except Self
Lecture 23: Rotate Array
Lecture 24: Sort Colors
Lecture 25: Find the Duplicate Number
Lecture 26: Three Sum – Hash Table
Lecture 27: Search In A Rotated Sorted Array
Lecture 28: Two Sum II – Input Array Is Sorted
Lecture 29: Magnetic Force Between Two Balls
Lecture 30: Binary Tree Level Order Traversal
Lecture 31: Longest Common Subsequence
Lecture 32: Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters
Lecture 33: Partition Equal Subset Sum
Lecture 34: Target Sum
Lecture 35: Number Of Islands
Lecture 36: Surrounded Regions
Lecture 37: Subsets
Lecture 38: Longest Palindromic Substring
Lecture 39: Decode Ways
Lecture 40: Set Matrix Zeroes
Lecture 41: Spiral Matrix
Lecture 42: Validate Binary Search Tree
Lecture 43: Valid Sudoku
Chapter 3: Hard Problems
Lecture 1: Trapping Rain Water
Lecture 2: Sliding Window Maximum
Lecture 3: Find Median from Data Stream
Chapter 4: Merge Intervals – Stacks
Lecture 1: Merge Intervals – Java Solution
Lecture 2: Merge Intervals – Javascript Solution
Lecture 3: Merge Intervals – C++ Solution
Lecture 4: Merge Intervals – Python Solution
Chapter 5: Two Sum – Hash Table
Lecture 1: Two Sum – Java Solution
Lecture 2: Two Sum – Javascript Solution
Lecture 3: Two Sum – C++ Solution
Lecture 4: Two Sum – Python Solution
Chapter 6: Find First And Last Position Of Element In Sorted Array – Binary Search
Lecture 1: Find First And Last Position Of Element In Sorted Array – Java Solution
Lecture 2: Find First And Last Position Of Element In Sorted Array – Javascript Solution
Lecture 3: Find First And Last Position Of Element In Sorted Array – C++ Solution
Lecture 4: Find First And Last Position Of Element In Sorted Array – Python Solution
Chapter 7: Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree – Trees
Lecture 1: Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree – Java Solution
Lecture 2: Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree – Javascript Solution
Lecture 3: Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree – C++ Solution
Lecture 4: Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Tree – Python Solution
Instructors
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Pratik Singhal
Senior Software Engineer @ Amazon
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