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  Original Author: Harsh Goel (CEO,    InterviewCamp.io - Online Bootcamp for Tech Interviews)                            No of Words: 253                         No of Backlinks: 2   Here is a sequence I recommend: (Before starting CTCI) Master important data structures Learn at least the following for each data structure: Implementation, Insertion, Deletion, Lookup. Get a book in your language of choice, or rely on online articles. Here is a list of data structures to master: Arrays and Lists 2D Arrays Strings Linked List Stack Queue Hash Table & Hash Set Heap Graphs Binary Tree Binary Search Tree Trie Master a few classic algorithms : You should know how to implement them in < 10 minutes if you practice them a few times. Binary Search Breadth-First Search Depth First Search Merge Sort ...

                                                                    No of Words: 258                                                                  No of backlinks: 1                                                                  Original Author: Clayton Jay Hardy Personally, I find it amusing that this late in the game, people are finally seeing the  need  for Microsoft to compete with Chrome OS -  as opposed to the other way around.  I’ve been among the few voi...

                                No of Words: 722                                No of back-links: 17                               CREDITS:> Soham Mehta    In my daily work [ Coding Interview Bootcamp ], we come across a lot of neat CS algorithms. A good place to answer this question would be to see an article that Mathematician  Barry Arthur Cipra  wrote a few years ago, based on a survey of several practitioners:  Top 10 Algorithms in 20th Century . That has an excellent list. However, I guess what you’re looking for, are CS algorithms that are  ubiquitous in everyday things.  Algorithms so pervasive in things we pick up every day, yet a normal person doesn’t know they exist, and we didn’t even do them in...

                                                                 No. of Pic = 1                                                          No. of Links = 1+1=2                                                        Credits: >Sachin Sarawgi In this blog, we will see how to create an HTTP Server to handle GET, POST, PUT, DELETE request method type from scratch. We need to have Node.js installed in our machine for the code to work. We will be using ‘ http ’ module provided out of the box to get the request and response object. We will not u...