Coding Test [Problem Solving Techniques]

Coding Test [Problem Solving Techniques]

"How do you come up with such an explanation?"

This is one of the most frequently asked questions I get when I teach coding test classes.

Many students unanimously agree.

“Following the solution process is not difficult, but when I first encounter the problem in practice, I don’t know where to start.”

There are a ton of coding test courses on the market these days.

Most of them have excellent curricula and have no difficulty explaining the concepts.

It is well designed to provide a solid foundation for the core theories of data structures and algorithms, and to foster application skills through example problems.

But there is one thing that many lectures overlook.

This is a specific description of the 'problem-solving thought process' itself.

That is, there is a relative lack of training on what to pay attention to when looking at a problem and what direction to approach it in.

Ultimately, from the learner's perspective, although they may understand the examples in the lecture, when they encounter a new problem, they often have no idea why it is being solved this way.

This course was created to address that very shortcoming.

The key is not simply to give you the right answer, but to verbalize the 'method of coming up with' ideas , the 'perspective of analyzing' problems, and the thought processes that real problem solvers unconsciously use .

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Things to note before taking the class