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In this video, I continue solving the Neetcode 150 problems, tackling questions 52 to 95. This is Part 2 of a comprehensive 3-part series aimed at covering all 150 Leetcode coding questions. These problems are among the most important data structures and algorithms questions you’ll encounter in technical coding interviews, making it an essential resource for those preparing for FAANG interviews and software engineering interviews.
This video includes step-by-step solutions and in-depth explanations for a wide range of topics, from binary trees and dynamic programming interview questions to graph problems and backtracking. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced coder revising algorithms important questions, this series will help you strengthen your problem-solving skills and get ready for your next interview.
I’ve designed this video to be an all-in-one guide for mastering common programming interview questions, including dynamic programming revision, data structures questions, and interview example questions and answers. My goal is to provide you with the confidence and knowledge to succeed in FAANG DSA interview questions and advance your software engineering career.
🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to support free educational content and help others prepare for their interviews!
📌 Video Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00:00
Binary Tree Right Side View: 0:01:20
Count Good Nodes In Binary Tree: 0:11:05
Binary Tree Level Order Traversal: 0:22:02
Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Search Tree: 0:34:16
Validate Binary Search Tree: 0:45:00
Kth Smallest Element In a BST: 0:55:12
Construct Binary Tree From Preorder And Inorder Traversal: 1:02:47
Binary Tree Maximum Path Sum: 1:18:42
Serialize And Deserialize Binary Tree: 1:34:26
Implement Trie (Prefix Tree): 1:45:29
Design Add And Search Words Data Structure: 2:10:47
Word Search II: 2:26:45
Kth Largest Element In a Stream: 2:43:52
Last Stone Weight: 2:56:06
K Closest Points to Origin: 3:07:00
Kth Largest Element In An Array: 3:16:25
Task Scheduler: 3:24:42
Design Twitter: 3:45:48
Find Median From Data Stream: 4:12:08
Subsets: 4:41:47
Combination Sum: 4:53:46
Permutations: 5:16:04
Subsets II: 5:31:13
Combination Sum II: 5:42:13
Word Search: 5:55:36
Palindrome Partitioning: 6:10:19
Letter Combinations of a Phone Number: 6:27:41
N Queens: 6:39:00
Number of Islands: 7:02:10
Clone Graph: 7:20:21
Max Area of Island: 7:36:07
Pacific Atlantic Water Flow: 7:47:50
Surrounded Regions: 8:09:20
Rotting Oranges: 8:21:46
Walls And Gates: 8:36:39
Course Schedule: 8:50:39
Course Schedule II: 9:11:56
Redundant Connection: 9:37:58
Number of Connected Components In An Undirected Graph: 9:58:04
Graph Valid Tree: 10:09:25
Word Ladder: 10:44:47
Reconstruct Itinerary: 11:01:12
Min Cost to Connect All Points: 11:17:33
Network Delay Time: 11:41:15
📘 Important Links:
This video is your go-to resource for mastering top algorithms for coding interviews, including backtracking, graph traversal, and dynamic programming. If you’re preparing for FAANG interview experiences, placements, or any software engineering interviews, make sure to bookmark this video and follow along. Good luck, and happy coding! 🚀
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In this video, I continue solving the Neetcode 150 problems, tackling questions 52 to 95. This is Part 2 of a comprehensive 3-part series aimed at covering all 150 Leetcode coding questions. These problems are among the most important data structures and algorithms questions you’ll encounter in technical coding interviews, making it an essential resource for those preparing for FAANG interviews and software engineering interviews.
This video includes step-by-step solutions and in-depth explanations for a wide range of topics, from binary trees and dynamic programming interview questions to graph problems and backtracking. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced coder revising algorithms important questions, this series will help you strengthen your problem-solving skills and get ready for your next interview.
I’ve designed this video to be an all-in-one guide for mastering common programming interview questions, including dynamic programming revision, data structures questions, and interview example questions and answers. My goal is to provide you with the confidence and knowledge to succeed in FAANG DSA interview questions and advance your software engineering career.
🔔 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share to support free educational content and help others prepare for their interviews!
📌 Video Timestamps:
Introduction: 0:00:00
Binary Tree Right Side View: 0:01:20
Count Good Nodes In Binary Tree: 0:11:05
Binary Tree Level Order Traversal: 0:22:02
Lowest Common Ancestor of a Binary Search Tree: 0:34:16
Validate Binary Search Tree: 0:45:00
Kth Smallest Element In a BST: 0:55:12
Construct Binary Tree From Preorder And Inorder Traversal: 1:02:47
Binary Tree Maximum Path Sum: 1:18:42
Serialize And Deserialize Binary Tree: 1:34:26
Implement Trie (Prefix Tree): 1:45:29
Design Add And Search Words Data Structure: 2:10:47
Word Search II: 2:26:45
Kth Largest Element In a Stream: 2:43:52
Last Stone Weight: 2:56:06
K Closest Points to Origin: 3:07:00
Kth Largest Element In An Array: 3:16:25
Task Scheduler: 3:24:42
Design Twitter: 3:45:48
Find Median From Data Stream: 4:12:08
Subsets: 4:41:47
Combination Sum: 4:53:46
Permutations: 5:16:04
Subsets II: 5:31:13
Combination Sum II: 5:42:13
Word Search: 5:55:36
Palindrome Partitioning: 6:10:19
Letter Combinations of a Phone Number: 6:27:41
N Queens: 6:39:00
Number of Islands: 7:02:10
Clone Graph: 7:20:21
Max Area of Island: 7:36:07
Pacific Atlantic Water Flow: 7:47:50
Surrounded Regions: 8:09:20
Rotting Oranges: 8:21:46
Walls And Gates: 8:36:39
Course Schedule: 8:50:39
Course Schedule II: 9:11:56
Redundant Connection: 9:37:58
Number of Connected Components In An Undirected Graph: 9:58:04
Graph Valid Tree: 10:09:25
Word Ladder: 10:44:47
Reconstruct Itinerary: 11:01:12
Min Cost to Connect All Points: 11:17:33
Network Delay Time: 11:41:15
📘 Important Links:
This video is your go-to resource for mastering top algorithms for coding interviews, including backtracking, graph traversal, and dynamic programming. If you’re preparing for FAANG interview experiences, placements, or any software engineering interviews, make sure to bookmark this video and follow along. Good luck, and happy coding! 🚀
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
(Contact me for Business Inquiries):
GitHub Repository for Questions solved so far:
(Support the channel, if videos helps you in any manner... Give me a Coffee)
Here is a list of some of the awesome companies in the tech world:
FAANG,
Meta,
Facebook,
Google,
Amazon,
Netflix,
Microsoft,
apple,
doordash,
roblox,
stripe,
instacart,
uber,
lyft,
twitter,
linked In,
pinetrest,
bloomberg,
robinhood,
Goldman Sachs,
box,
two sigma,
byte dance,
tik tok,
air bnb,
nuro,
ui path,
oracle,
twitch,
data bricks,
waymo,
dropbox,
coinbase,
snowflake,
snap,
nvdia,
broadcom,
slack,
intel,
cisco,
indeed,
salesforce,
reddit,
wayfair,
okta,
splunk,
service now,
coursera,
square,
upgrade,
mozilla,
yelp,
unity,
ebay,
affirm,
stach adapt,
amplitude,
github,
wish,
brex,
etsy,
chime,
shopify,
amd,
GoDaddy,
IBM
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