Haramkhor ladke gym me ladki ka posture correct krne turant pahunch jate hai bina bole. Mai ek exercise 6 mahine se galat kr rha hu mujhe YouTube se pata lag rha hai
HashMap is the one DS technique that saved most of my interviews.
im genuinely bad at DSA, i dont even grind leetcode
but I’ve cleared a lot of easy–medium interview questions just by solving in hashmaps
most problems are solvable with hashmaps, and even when they can’t, they’ll still take you far ahead for finding the solution
and these are the things i prepare when i have interviews
> hashmaps
> two pointers
> sliding window
> recursion/ backtracking
> binary search
@striver_79 Bring back Sanju and have a proper finisher.
I'm doubtful about KL in the T20 squad as he has changed his playing style a lot in recent years (to focus on test and ODI) and compromised on his strike rate. We need someone like Tim David who can smack at 180-200 SR in final overs.
@shivambhadani_@arpit_bhayani - Chrome for local testing, like its dev tools.
- Brave for Entertainment.
- Firefox for using AWS accounts (It had some container based functionality to work on multiple accounts simultaneously).
- Edge for viewing pdfs.
@yevhen_builds@krishdotdev You hear their arguments, they all cry about "psvm" and "println".
A) My IDE writes this all with just 3 key presses.
B) The above two lines are not useless at all. The above two lines are enough to teach more than half of the OOPs concepts in java.
@annn_2004@CodeAndFutbol@divyaporwal_ The spring ecosystem in itself is so vast. Learning each module would take weeks to learn and practically implement.
@saad_akbar_10 I once booked rapido, the rider came with his bike worth 2L+, wearing cult fit gym clothes and a gym bag with an iphone 16 as a personal device and one android phone for map navigation.
@Resorcinolworks Once I prepared for all hard topics and interviews literally asked the same thing. My reaction was LITERALLY the same. He gave me some hints and I coded it. Later he asked for which sorting algo I'm comfortable with and I explained to him merge sort. He both laughed xD
@just_avik@SinghDevHub Code readability is great in java, but the other thing that makes me stick to Java is the "essence of OOPs". It's pretty straightforward.