C# various topics covered in 2020 practice
May 27, 2020
I continue to ask the algorithm question in my interviewing dot io mock interviews as an interviewer in 2020, and then I was surprised to learn more about recursive function design, strong type, backtracking, and expedite the tree problem solving process.
To work on my C# crafting skills, I also practice the idea after each mock interview.
May 1, 2020
Return Tuple<TreeNode, int> or ArrayList? Always strong typing
C# Postorder traversal and count nodes found practice in 2020 Learn from ex-facebook engineer, super performance, April 30, 2020
Return Tuple<TreeNode, int> or ArrayList? Always strong typing
C# Postorder traversal and count nodes found practice in 2020 Learn from ex-facebook engineer, super performance, April 30, 2020
May 25, 2020
C# Tuple<TreeNode, int> design talk and second practice on May 25 2020
C# Tuple<TreeNode, int> design talk and quick practice in May 25 2020
C# Tuple<TreeNode, int> design talk and second practice on May 25 2020
C# Tuple<TreeNode, int> design talk and quick practice in May 25 2020
Follow up with review
May 26, 2020
C# Find path from root to p practice on May 26, 2020
C# Critic my own code written on May 7, 2019 Write review for my own code after 12 months
May 26, 2020
C# Find path from root to p practice on May 26, 2020
C# Critic my own code written on May 7, 2019 Write review for my own code after 12 months
Statistics:
- 40 mock interviews as an interviewer, ask lowest common ancestor in binary tree algorithm in 2019;
- Work on recursive function design over 10 times;
- Work on backtracking practice over 10 times;
- All engineers over 40 engineers in two months I met in 2019 cannot beat performance I met in 2020, an ex-facebook engineer.
backtrackingstrong type data type
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