Excel At Coding Interviews

If I were to go back all over again and re-learn data structures & algorithms, Leetcode, and interviewing under pressure I would do the following: Mix between the depth & breadth approach Learn to type faster Let your brain do the work, and don't over stress 1. Mix between the depth & breadth approach There's a lot of topics to cover: graphs, trees, linked lists, arrays, dynamic programming, tries, queues, stacks, etc. So how do you get good at all of these since any one of them can show up on your interview? There's two approaches Breadth Like a breadth first search, the breadth based learning approach allows us to expand outward in each direction, meaning study all topics at once. Although we may not become experts or specialized in any given thing with this approach, we still gain a lot of experience in a wide variety of things. So don't just master linked lists then move on to trees, then after mastering that move on to graphs. That will take you a long time. Just like