Problem Solving Technique #1 for Coding Interviews with Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Facebook, etc.

This is one of the 3 problem solving techniques I personally used to get through coding interviews with companies such as Google.

To get the 2 other techniques, check out my Udemy course, "11 Essential Coding Interview Questions":

[CSDojo]

Thanks so much for watching this video, everyone!


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[alessandrocerruti]

Randomly stumbled on this video. Gotta love that he underlines these interviews are NOT about code, puts no snippet in the video and still people write random code thinking they know better while they don't.
Amazing.

[isharaperera]

Really kind of you to share those stuff. Thank you very much, Dojo❤

[madhu]

You should be a professor at a college bro. Really making a change.

[programmer]

Holy shit I am studying 8th grade and still got a solution!
Code(in python)
def multiply_to_20(list):
for num in list:
if 20/num in list:
return num, 20/num

[Pakrdjdjdnsnsmskzozovyff]

you have good approach for explaining things

[timcesar]

I like the manner you teach others, I think you to have a lot of potentials I encourage you to continue and publish more stuff in udemy and here, blessings

[HaikelFazzanii]

Thanks for the video, thanks for sharing your experience, we need more videos about Algorithms & logic ..

[Guinhulol]

Like your approach, I acutely enjoyed it.

[Traoreee]

Great video to see how to approach the problems...

[gopi]

that is so good... you explained very well

[studylifetuition]

So very important. I need more vedios... Thank you.
Love from India.

[harshsharma]

Hello Cs Dojo, i am one of your big fan, i love the way you teach these concepts, i really want you to make a series of data structures problems ( if possible with JavaScript, that would be amazing )

Thanks and Regards ❤

[B-Billy]

Thanks.. It's really awesome the a non-CS guy teaching CS :D

[vijayrao]

explaing each algorithm with time complexity O(n), O(n2), log(n), nlogn

[arttadeos]

Alternate: determine the factors or values involving 20 ... 20 = 20&10&5&4&2&1. Note: Scan if the elements contains negative values, in which the product of two factors of 20 can be applied.

[dashankbhoir]

Sort the array and use two pointer technique

[dasammoorhai]

i learn programing in highschool and your videos and tips really help me. thank you.

[abhishekbanerjee]

Hi YK... your way of explaining is really simple and easy to understand. Can you start Datastructures and algorithm course. Would be of great help

[CodeProps]

Tutorial channels don't grow this fast, kudos bro!! approaching 1 M already