Hi everyone, I had written a blog post about Cracking the coding interview for beginners, I got good responses on the same and people have liked it really, so, thought to share it here as well.

I am currently working as a Senior Software Engineer @ Scaler currently. This is something I have written based on my experiences interviewing folks and also based on the interview experiences I have had over the past 4 years.

This is not any promotional article, just sharing here for folks who are good at competitive programming but need slight help with how to conduct yourself during coding interviews, which is slightly challenging if you can solve problems & code fast but need slight preparation to talk out loud and discuss or explain your thought process.

I hope medium doesn't make it a premium article, so I hope you take your time now and enjoy reading it as it's freely available. Attaching the link below.

https://medium.com/p/f312671dc968/

If you have any questions or clarifications after reading the same, I would appreciate comments or you can just message me, I will try to respond as I get time.

Thank you Have a codious (if that's a word) & competitive day @ codeforces...

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Hi, I started doing leetcode daily challenges video streams.

Please follow me if you are interested in solving daily leetcode challenges and becoming consistent. https://www.twitch.tv/sahilbansal17

Hope it proves to be helpful for you. Regards Sahil

Hello Codeforces!

We are thrilled to invite you to TCP v2.0 Online Round, which is to take place on Sunday, March 8, 2020 at 21:00 UTC+5.5.

The contest comes under the wing of Technunctus '20, the annual technical fest, a part of IIT Jammu.

Contest Details

• A team can consist of atmost 2 members.
• There will be 5-7 problems which will test your algorithmic thinking and mathematical & coding skills.
• Duration of the contest is 3 hours.
• Contest: Link
• Fill the registration form.
• The onsite round will be held on 13th March where top 20 teams will be selected from the online round.

The problems were created by cyber_rajat, manas_0 and sahilbansal17.

Wish you luck and hope you like the problems !!

Hi friends,

I have my vacations for these 2 months and I am thinking to get better at Competitive Programming. So, I am targeting this post for those who are also planning to do the same and are unable to move to the next level.

I have made a github repository named Get Better at CP in 2 months. Here, I will be updating week wise reading material and practice problems to finish.

You can use this list to improve your skills since getting better will require a lot of efforts and practicing a lot of problems. So, the benefit of this task list will be that you will have a target each week to work upon and you will also be keeping track of your progress.

You can also learn some features of git and get familiar with READMEs, if you use this list and tick the items which you have completed. Please refer to the How to use this list? section for the same.

We can also start discussing these problems, for e.g. in the comments here (or some other ways you can suggest), so that we can help each other learn how to tackle different kind of problems in CP.

I know that there are various other lists available online like A2OJ ladders, Junior training sheets, etc. to organize the practice. But, it's hard to find other people doing the same set of problems and discussing those with them if you are stuck. Moreover, they aren't clearly organized in terms of topics. So, I think this can help eliminate that problem.

Your suggestions are welcome...

Edit: As per the suggestions received, a discussion group has been created. Please join if you are interested.

When I search for any topic in the search section, it always shows No Results Found.