mazharmik/interview_ds_algo

Super Repository for Coding Interview Preperation

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Updated 37 minutes ago
Type:Curated List / Learning ResourceCategory(s):Interview Prep & AlgorithmsLearning & Resources
Added to GitGenius on September 13th, 2026
Created on July 12th, 2020
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Detailed Description

Interview_DS_Algo is a coding interview preparation resource that organizes solutions and explanations across core data structures and algorithms topics.

The repository addresses the challenge of preparing for technical interviews by collecting implementations and approaches for problems spanning trees, arrays, dynamic programming, graphs, heaps, linked lists, tries, backtracking, stacks, queues, bit manipulation, greedy algorithms, hash maps, hash sets, recursion, sliding windows, system design, strings, segment trees, and line sweep techniques. The material is organized by topic, allowing candidates to study specific problem categories and build understanding of how different algorithmic approaches apply to interview questions.

This resource suits developers preparing for coding interviews who want to review multiple problem categories in one place. It works well for those who learn by studying implemented solutions across a breadth of topics rather than working through problems on a single platform. The repository complements interview preparation by providing organized code examples rather than serving as a problem-solving platform itself.

The project maintains a single primary contributor who has built and sustains the collection. Updates appear to be infrequent, with the repository serving as a stable reference rather than an actively evolving codebase.