Competitive Programming for Dummies | 1. Arrays

Competitive Programming for Dummies | 1. Arrays, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.2, with 9 lectures, based on 12 reviews, and has 3031 subscribers.

You will learn about Knowledge about C++ language Skill of writing your own Project using C++ Ability to develop algorithm for any given problem Proficient in basic concepts of any programming language Develop and Work on Real-World applications of C++ language Getting ready for Coding round of Your College Placements This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginners who are interested to learn their first programming language or People who are afraid of writing algorithms or Students who are in need of intensive training prior to their placement month in college or Kids who are searching for a mentor to guide them with their projects It is particularly useful for Beginners who are interested to learn their first programming language or People who are afraid of writing algorithms or Students who are in need of intensive training prior to their placement month in college or Kids who are searching for a mentor to guide them with their projects.

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Title: Competitive Programming for Dummies | 1. Arrays

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 9

Number of Published Lectures: 9

Number of Curriculum Items: 9

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 9

Original Price: Free

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What You Will Learn

Knowledge about C++ language
Skill of writing your own Project using C++
Ability to develop algorithm for any given problem
Proficient in basic concepts of any programming language
Develop and Work on Real-World applications of C++ language
Getting ready for Coding round of Your College Placements

Who Should Attend

Beginners who are interested to learn their first programming language
People who are afraid of writing algorithms
Students who are in need of intensive training prior to their placement month in college
Kids who are searching for a mentor to guide them with their projects

Target Audiences

Beginners who are interested to learn their first programming language
People who are afraid of writing algorithms
Students who are in need of intensive training prior to their placement month in college
Kids who are searching for a mentor to guide them with their projects

Hello friends, Welcome to my course on Competitive Programming!!!

Github Repository : /CyberkidAdithya/CompetitivePython

In this course, you will be learning everything you need in order to become an expert coder in C++ for both placements and competitive programming contests. I will covering a wide range of important concepts in Programming and we will also be looking into problems from popular programming contests from Google Kickstart, Codechef, Codeforces etc.

Few of the CONCEPTS which I will be covering are as follows:

Basic Programming

Object Oriented Programming

Time && Space Complexity

Loops, Arrays, Math, Probability

Circular Arrays, Matrices, Strings

Permutations && Combinations

Bit Masking && Bit Manipulations

Recursion && Backtracking

Dynamic Programming

Prefix Sum, Precomputations

Square Root Decomposition

Sliding Window

Modular Arithmetic

Number Theory, Geometry

Greedy Approach, Bruteforce

Two Pointer Approach

Linked Lists, Stacks, Queues

Sets, Heaps && Priority Queues

Hashing, Trees and Graphs

Binary Search Trees, Search Trees

Tries, Segment Trees, Fenwick Trees

Minimum Spanning Trees, Suffix Trees

Multiset

Few of the ALGORITHMS which I will be covering are as follows:

Divide and Conquer

Searching, Sorting

BFS, DFS, Traversal

Shortest Path, Dijkstra

Kadane, Manhattan Distance

Gaussian Elimination

Backtracking

Floyd Warshall

Pigeonhole

Euclidean Algorithm

Topological Sort

Prim, Krushal

Chinese Remainder Theorem

Sieve of Eratosthenes

Determinants

Logarithmic Exponentiation

Maximizing Problems

Fast-Fourier Transform

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: The Boiler Plate

Chapter 2: Arrays

Lecture 1: Vector Arrays: Getting && Printing an array

Lecture 2: Reverse the given array without a second array

Lecture 3: Templates, Type Definitions && Preprocessor Directives

Lecture 4: Sorting a vector array using sort() from Standard Library

Lecture 5: Kth minimum && maximum element from the array

Lecture 6: Perform K rotations in the array

Lecture 7: Solving a Codechef problem on Array

Lecture 8: Solving a Codeforces problem on Array

Instructors

Cyberkid Adithya
Python Developer, Competitive Programmer, Network Specialist

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