Algoexpert vs Educative.io vs Techinterview pro which one is better? 

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C++ not sure. But I think you should not go for C++. Pick up a simple language like python for interviews.

For Fang companies it's quite straight forward - first thing is your resume it should match with the job you are applying for - assuming you have passed this initial step next is data structures and algorithm. Pick up any language you are comfortable with I will suggest use Python but if you like other language use that one. Learn the core concepts object oriented principles and basics should be done in 3-4 hours but will need some time to get used to it. Next is learn the basics of data structures don't need to go too much in depth just basics are important. Then start solving questions on leetcode. Start from easy then also try to learn the multiple solutions given in there so you know what you are doing. Learn from mistakes and there are some questions with multiple solutions try to learn all of them. Also try to learn time and space complexity.

@@thesiliconstreet Wow that is a lighting fast response! Thank you one last question, so far when I interviewed people or when I attended interviews for the position I am looking for, first question they ask for is “what is your total experience in your skill set, normally companies look for 5-6 years at least!” In my case I am just a beginner(0 exp), so wouldn’t that knock me out in the screening itself?

You need to try to convince them. Convert your previous experience into a convincing answer that will show them that your skills are relevant. For example if I worked as a data entry clerk I will try to match the Ms excel data entry skills to data science. For that you need to have knowledge of both sides. It all depends upon how you market yourself and if they ask you questions you should be able to answer them.

@@thesiliconstreet awesome thank you very much for this! It is really helpful!

Agree ✌🏻

That's why he is working in one of Mfangg and you are not 🤪. Start with leet code and then you can decide on your own which one is better.

Hi Aadarsh, I will add new videos. I was lazy at that time so haven't added.

Welcome. Best of luck for your preparation 😇

Will make it ✌🏻

Hi Renil, Thanks for the feedback. All the things you mentioned, I agree with it. I am aware of these things and in the upcoming videos I will try to over come these.

If you can afford then its pretty Good. Its subjective and indivisual choice. if 2.5L Inr just peanuts for you.

Thanks for the feedback. I think I will try to increase the pace and add some variations screen change which will eventually make videos interesting.

@@thesiliconstreet videos are interesting!!!

I am not sure what you can try here.

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That's true 😂 I am as well prefer smaller-length videos. I will try to make them shorter from now on. Probably 5 min video is better. The gist of the video is : If you like to read go for Educative.io If you like to learn from video go for Algoexpert

I prefer long video

@Mayank Yadav the "print("hello")" is same in all books, just because its in one book doesnt mean every book is a copy of that one book

@Mayank Yadav I agree. whole book is there.

Which books? I think it is good irrespective of the origin.

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I haven't tried it, sorry.

I also have same doubt. How is logicmojo dsa course? Has anyone tried it?

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You can use back to back SWE

They have free RU-vid videos and I think you can purchase the course as well

There is one paid course on udemy for like 12$ for Java from Tim buchalka.... He is great.

You mean the video voice right?