Cracking The Coding Interview

This repo shows my own programming skills.

I took these tasks from the great book "Cracking The Coding Interview" written by Gayle Laakmann McDowell.

How to work with this repo?

You can see a links below with language tag and progress bar.

Each section was solved in a specific programming language. Progress means how far I have come, what tasks have been completed.

There you can find a readme files with implementation details. Each task has a naive (mine) and an optimized (described in the book) implementation. Does this mean that the naive will always be worse than the optimized one? - No, it's just mine own solution. First, I try to solve the problem on my own, this is how a naive implementation was created, then I read the solution described in the book and implement it in a specific language. Sometimes I have exactly the same point of view, then the task will have one solution.

You also be able to clone this project, compile and run my solutions.

Data Structures

1. Arrays and Strings Kotlin

2. Linked Lists Go

3. Stacks and Queues Java

4. Trees and Graphs C/C++

Concepts and Algorithms

5. Bit Manipulation Rust

6. Math and Logic Puzzles Python

7. Object-Oriented Design Java

8. Recursion and Dynamic Programming Go

9. System Design and Scalability Kotlin

10. Sorting and Searching C/C++

11. Testing Kotlin

Knowledge Based

12. C and C++ C/C++

13. Java Java

14. Databases SQL

15. Threads and Locks Go

Tasks

16. Moderate

17. Hard