Python for Coding Interviews - Everything you need to Know

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0:00 - Intro
1:13 - variables
2:40 - if statements
4:00 - loops
6:06 - math
8:40 - arrays
12:38 - sorting
13:40 - list comprehension
14:20 - 2d arrays
15:25 - strings
16:50 - queues
17:30 - hash sets
18:25 - hash maps
20:15 - tuples
20:55 - heaps
22:30 - functions
22:55 - nested functions
24:20 - classes

#coding #interview #python

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Timestamps:
1:13 - variables
2:40 - if-statements
4:00 - loops
6:06 - math
8:40 - arrays
12:38 - sorting
13:40 - list comprehension
14:20 - 2-d arrays
15:25 - strings
16:50 - queues
17:30 - hash sets
18:25 - hash maps
20:15 - tuples
20:55 - heaps
22:30 - functions
22:55 - nested functions
24:20 - classes

[perezident]

This video came out less than 12 hours after I failed to pass a coding assessment question that I did using Python. I never wrote Python code, but JS wasn’t an option for the assessment. I somehow managed to make it to the next step of the interview and I am not taking this video for granted. Thank you so much! 🎉

[SaiManasaPappu]

This video is everything I've learned about Python in the last 3 months and more! Thanks for such on-point crisp content, and for putting it all in one single video unlike other YouTubers who make multiple never-ending clips with repetitive content

[macolulu]

You are a true genius. The way you display the output is so easy to see. The comments on the code are so visual. By watching your videos I started to like practicing interview questions and algorithms in general and feel sorry that I was not learning algorithms in school in the clear way that you demonstrate to us. All in all, I am grateful that I found your channel.

[anujrana]

This is probably the best tutorial for someone who knows another programming language and wants to learn python. Thank you for the tutorial :)

[emon]

This is where I can get everything I need for coding part of my interview. Thanks Neetcode. You have given us enought

[SamyuktaNeeraj]

This is such a brilliantly constructed video! Thank you so much. Could not have learned all this python I need for interviews without your help!

[sabaamanollahi]

Thanks NeetCode! can't wait for your system design videos :)

[vladimirkim]

Thank you so much! Loved how concise and clear your examples are!

[terrypark]

Great video I've been trying to get around to learning python and this is a great brief on what's different from other coding languages saved me so much time.

[dustinhxc]

Wonderfully typed! Love the comments in the code! Thank you for this video!

[AustinCS]

Not sure if it was mentioned or not, but for problems like path sum II it can be useful to understand deep copy vs shallow copy.

[nathanyao]

this was exactly what i was looking for, thank you! Perfect timing

[jaimelu]

This is a great concise yet informative summary! Thank you!

[Lewis]

This is the best cheatsheet for python syntax ever. Got a coding interview tomorrow, thank god you posted. ❤

[adamrizk]

Great video as usual, loved how concise and straight to the point it is. You've convinced me to switch from Java to Python for interviews and programming puzzles 😁

[midhunkrishnan]

I started learning DSA with Python today and I wanted a Python refresher. as I had lost touch with it. Luckily, I came across this video and I can't believe this 26 min covered all topics. Thank you so much!

[entertainmentadda]

This video cleared alot of my small problems in for loops and lambda function. Good work brother.

[harumambaru]

Thanks, I am using python at work for more than 6 years and heaps and nested functions was new and very useful info for me. 1:23 Short addition to printing that can save you time if you do a lot of prints print(f'{n=}') is the same as print('n = ', n)

[Hamun]

Thank you for providing this, need to get back in the saddle and things like this really help