🔥 80 Real Coding Test Problems. 8-Week Bootcamp. 🔥 Weekly Live Sessions + 1:1 Coach Feedback + Actual Past Exam Questions
78 learners
Level Intermediate
Course period 14 months
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5.0
최현산
😀 I am a student who completed the 6th batch of Killing Camp. The lecture page disappeared, so all my reviews were gone. That's why I came back to post again! When I first started Killing Camp, it was because preparing for coding tests was harder than expected, even though I was a major. There were many problems, but it was too difficult to choose which problems were actually helpful and which difficulty level was right for me at the moment. Often, when I actually tried to solve problems, it was ambiguous what I was even supposed to learn from them. Especially fundamental aspects like how to approach unknown problems or why this data structure and algorithm should be used were things I just couldn't quite get the hang of while studying alone. So, I made up my mind and started Killing Camp. First of all, the lecture style was really good. Instead of just explaining like writing on a blackboard, they showed the solution flow with pre-prepared animated materials, making even difficult concepts easy to understand visually. And instead of giving the answer from the start, we went through incorrect initial approaches together, showing why they were wrong and how to rethink, which I think helped me improve my problem-solving skills themselves. What I think is a truly powerful advantage of Killing Camp is that the feedback from the resident coaches was truly reliable. For parts I wasn't sure about while studying alone, or parts that couldn't be solved with AI, the coaches reviewed the code directly and explained with diagrams. It was a great help that they shared the thought process about 'why it should be done this way' instead of just giving a simple answer. Currently, I'm reviewing the problems solved in the lectures, and sometimes I can't solve them right away when seeing them after a long time. Old incorrect approaches sometimes come to mind first, but now seeing myself able to doubt them myself, correct them, and solve them with better solutions, I felt like I had grown a lot. Honestly, before taking the camp, I felt overwhelmed and was even scared of solving problems... Now, I think just having the mindset "Let's give it a try anyway" is a big change. If you are a job seeker experiencing similar difficulties as me, you can gain a lot and it will be well worth the tuition, so decide to gain confidence in coding tests this time!! I hope you make up your mind and give it a try!!
5.0
underbar_kosy
I'm a computer science major, but while preparing for job applications, I had difficulties with coding tests and spent a lot of time studying on my own. I bought various courses and studied, took several coding tests at large companies, but when I saw problems in actual situations, I was in a difficult position where even deciding which algorithm to use to solve the problem was challenging. So while thinking about how to study more, I discovered this course. First, there are live lectures every Monday where the instructor provides brief explanations and Q&A sessions about the concepts to be covered during the week, and you can also watch concept videos on Inflearn, which was a great help in catching up on concepts I missed. The quality of the concept materials provided is excellent, and since the instructor creates high-quality animation materials for problems that look difficult when you just see them, it was easy to understand! Also, when preparing for coding tests alone, I would wonder "Should I solve this problem too? I probably don't need to solve this one, right?" and worry about which problems to solve, but I think it's a big advantage that the instructor selects problems that are very important for understanding concepts and provides them as assignments or study problems. Additionally, the instructor provides immediate code feedback and answers questions right away, so when there were parts I was stuck on, I could resolve them immediately, which was great. Since the difficulty level of the problems isn't easy, I recommend that complete beginners take the all-in-one course first, but if you're a computer science major, I strongly recommend participating in the Killing Camp right away! (I passed a coding test at a large company while participating in the Killing Camp and am currently preparing for interviews!!)
5.0
ksk3083
I participated in Killing Camp 5 while working in the field. Even before taking Killing Camp, I had continuously studied algorithms, but I always followed well up to BFS and DFS. However, it was always difficult to move past that point. I also took coding tests several times but failed to pass. So, while looking for courses with well-structured curricula, I stumbled upon Killing Camp. Even while working, I did my best to follow the instructor's pace through Killing Camp, and I felt myself growing as I received feedback from the instructor/coach. Naturally, I gained confidence in coding tests. As a result, when changing jobs, I was able to broaden the scope of companies I applied to without being intimidated by coding tests, and I ultimately succeeded in my job change. If I hadn't taken Killing Camp, I think it would have taken a long time to overcome my fear of coding tests. Of course, coding tests require a lot of personal effort. However, if you follow the instructor's well-structured curriculum as much as possible, I have no doubt that you will gain confidence in coding tests. Therefore, if you have a fear of coding tests, I highly recommend taking the course!!
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📆 Course Period: Jan. 5, 2026 (Mon) ~ Mar. 1, 2026 (Sun)
▼ Weekly Cycle
Monday
🔴Live Session (20:00) - Trend analysis, problem types, Q&A (approximately 1 hour)
Tuesday to Friday
VOD learning (theory, example problems)
Solve 6 weekly assignments + 2 study problems every week
Compare answers while watching the explanation VOD and reviewing the solution guide
Utilize 1:1 Q&A with your coach
Study together coding
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Course Objectives
✔ Problem-solving skills at the level required to pass major SW companies
✔ Master 80 essential problem types
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What to Prepare
✔ The determination to finish in exactly 8 weeks
✔ Proficiency in at least one language (Python or Java)
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Course Features
✔ Live sessions
✔ Concept lectures (visualized)
✔ Problem-solving lectures for 80 questions
✔ Solution guide + Textbook
✔ Mogakko or Study Group
✓ Theory lecture VOD 'Concepts + Example problem solving'
✓ Intuitive understanding using visual materials (animations, illustrations)
✓ Repeated learning possible with recorded videos
✓ Analyze exam trends and question types, and conduct Q&A sessions.
✓ Every Monday (8:00~9:00 PM, approximately 1 hour)
✓ Total of 80 problems
✓ Problem-solving VOD and solution guide (Notion) are provided.
✓ Provided in two languages (Python, Java)
✓ Frequently used code templates → Reduced implementation time
✓ The materials are written in detail from basic concepts so that you can study and review using only the textbook.
✓ Participation is not mandatory, but we highly recommend joining.
✓ You can receive answers from your personal assigned coaches.
✓ Please ask questions actively!!
01.05 (Mon) ~ 03.01 (Sun)
Jung** ⭐️⭐️⭐⭐️⭐
If you're prepared to fully immerse yourself in coding tests for two months, honestly, I think this might be the best course. In my case, I signed up because I liked the All-in-One concept lecture on Inf*rn... The difference from All-in-One is that you can solve a wider variety of problems and when you get stuck while solving coding tests, you can get feedback quickly (almost in real-time.....). Personally, what I liked about the feedback was that when I got stuck, I used to try to find what was wrong on my own, but eventually ended up memorizing code from other people's blogs to write the answer. However, the coaches looked through my code line by line to show me what was wrong, so I was able to clearly address parts that I had uncomfortably glossed over when studying alone. I also liked that the problems assigned each week weren't just obvious patterns but were a collection of quality problems. And sometimes when looking at overly convoluted problems on Baekjoon, I wondered if it really had to be that way, but the problems given here were solvable with algorithmic thinking. And honestly, as stated on the site, the difficulty level would be better suited for those who have some experience with coding tests. Since it feels like the next step after All-in-One, it's not exactly easy. If you're a complete beginner, participation is possible, but (to catch up with the time others have put in) you'd probably need to invest twice as much time as other students..!! The skilled coaches and instructors are incredibly attentive and I can always feel that they're trying to give students something more, and I'm grateful, so I'm voluntarily leaving this review. I learned more in these 2 months than I did studying alone for 6 months. I recommend this to those who are always held back by coding tests.
chu************ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐
[Do you recommend Killing Camp?]
If you don't want to be held back in your job search by "coding tests" and instead want to turn "coding tests" into a competitive advantage for employment, I "strongly recommend" this without hesitation.
However, only those who can invest at least 8 hours per week for 9 weeks should apply to see proper results.
[Why did I apply for Killing Camp Season 1]
I wanted to systematically and properly prepare for coding tests in a short period of time. I made a plan to rapidly improve my skills in a short time, and then focus on writing cover letters, projects, interview preparation, etc. I wanted to intensively improve my coding test skills during the one month of January-February, but I thought I would quickly get exhausted preparing for coding tests alone, and I wanted to learn how others besides me think. Also, I wanted to know what types of coding tests exist and a kind of template for how to approach problems to solve them easily. Killing Camp alone was able to satisfy all the needs I had and wanted. So as soon as I learned about this Killing Camp, I applied right away without hesitation, and I'm doing very well so far.
[What I Actually Gained]
I am currently in week 6 out of 8. I am investing and immersing almost all my time in Killing Camp, except for the time spent on summer session classes. Consistently solving 8 problems (6 assignment problems + 2 study problems) every week for two months seems really challenging. Days when I'm stuck on a single problem for over 4 hours are even more difficult. That's how I've been consistently immersed in coding test preparation with Killing Camp for over a month and a half. And now, the burden of coding tests has almost disappeared, and I'm actually thinking that I want to take a coding test soon to prove my skills. I can confidently say that thanks to Killing Camp, my confidence in coding tests has increased significantly and my skills have also improved greatly.
+) During the Killing Camp period, Mr. Roh put in so much effort to guide students toward success in every way possible, which was truly impressive and I'm grateful for feeling his sincerity😊
Gu** ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️️
For me, who just started studying for coding tests, the Killing Camp lecture was a new challenge. Especially concepts like DFS, BFS, Dijkstra, and recursion had difficult-sounding names, and since I was hearing about them for the first time, they seemed unfamiliar and difficult.
However, thanks to the instructor's excellent visualization materials, these concepts were no longer intimidating. The difficult concepts were explained in a visually easy-to-understand way, which was a great help. A noticeable change while taking the course was that I became able to grasp to some extent how to solve a problem as soon as I saw it.
Because I diligently honed the fundamentals that the instructor emphasized, my overall coding speed became much faster, and furthermore, I became able to easily solve application problems as well. What makes this course special is that it emphasizes visualization rather than emphasizing code.
For example, in the case of graph traversal like DFS, the visual explanation of how the traversal actually works made it much easier to understand. This approach is a major advantage unique to Killing Camp that's hard to find in other courses. Additionally, the instructor made an effort to communicate with students through live sessions every Monday, and the assigned coach provided quick and easy-to-understand answers whenever I posted questions.
Being able to receive feedback in real-time like this was also a great advantage. During the final 2 weeks, we spent time solving actual problems from major companies, which helped me develop practical test-taking skills. Through this, I was able to build confidence by learning what types of problems appear in actual coding tests and how to approach them.
After completing all the courses, my skills greatly improved from a complete beginner to a level where I could comfortably solve corporate coding tests in a short period of time. This was something I couldn't have imagined before taking the lectures. Thanks to the Killing Camp lectures, I was able to significantly improve my skills in a short time and approach coding tests with confidence.
Park** ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐
I'm writing this review because I believe this was a lecture that greatly benefited me at a certain point in my life. I hope it helps someone.
About myself.
0. My university major was Information and Communications Engineering, and I studied the SW curriculum, so I knew algorithms like Dijkstra and the traveling salesman theoretically.
1. I studied C++ coding tests with Keundol for a month, covered material up to just before DP, but I hadn't fully absorbed that month's worth of learning.
2. Through Coding Sense's lectures, I acquired core elements like recursion, DP, and brute force search in 2-3 weeks(?). This is truly a hidden gem.
3. After deciding to prepare for coding tests with Python, I signed up for Noh-ssi's Killing Camp.
3-1. After signing up for the Killing Camp and before it started, I studied Noh's ALL-IN-ONE lecture, understanding as much as possible and practicing by typing along.
From here on, I'll write a proper review of the Killing Camp.
- To put it in one line: "I can't agree that it's difficult. But it is tough."
- You have to solve 2 problems every day for 2 months... If you manage your health and time well, you can get through it.
- You need to spend the 2 months strategically. The room leader(?) also gives good advice about learning strategies. (room leader == Mr. Noh)
- If any of your friends say they're taking the Killing Camp, I would tell them not to waste time struggling when it's difficult, but instead to focus on mastering the material by studying the solution manual. In my opinion, downloading the solution manual into your head is what learning and growth are all about.
- Since the quality of the problems is guaranteed, if you fully master all the Killing Camp level problems, you'll be able to grow like crazy on your own even after the course ends.
- It's divided into three levels: 'Examples', 'Assignments', and 'Study', and except for the 'Study' problems, they weren't too difficult. I plan to solve the 'Study' problems now that the course has ended, while reviewing the 'Assignment' problems.
That's it for my review!! If you'd like to read more about coding test preparation, please visit my blog! https://blog.naver.com/youngandbacksoo/223446799387
M*********** ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐
If you take this course with some basic knowledge, it's an incredibly great content, I think. During the course period, the coaches' Q&A and feedback are also very helpful. They provide carefully selected problems and give individual advice on learning direction and methods. It's trustworthy, high-quality content!
Ye* ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐
Although I fell a bit behind on the schedule, seeing that I could solve all the problems from the studied material on the mock exam motivated me that I could achieve anything if I just work hard and keep up. I recommend this to those who can guarantee consistent daily study time. (It's difficult to cram because of the high difficulty level)
Q. What is the refund policy?
Refunds are not available after the course starts. Before the course starts, you can freely request a refund through the Inflearn customer center after inquiring about the refund through the KakaoTalk channel.
Q. What language is it taught in?
The course and materials are provided in two languages: 'Python, Java'.
Q. What skill level should I have to take this course?
Killing Camp is suitable for students at levels [2-4].
[ Level 1 ] Non-major or have never studied data structures/algorithms. (Programmers Lv.1)
→ Killing Camp is a challenging problem-solving course. We recommend completing prerequisite concept learning before joining, as it may be difficult to keep up with your current level. Inflearn's 'Coding Test [ ALL IN ONE ]' is a good option for prerequisite learning.
[ Level 2 ] You have studied data structures/algorithms and can solve basic problems (Programmers Lv.2, Baekjoon Silver 2~4)
[ Level 3 ] You have an understanding of data structures/algorithms and can solve intermediate problems. (Programmers Lv.3, Baekjoon Silver 1~Gold 4)
[ Level 4 ] Can solve most problems, but struggle with difficult high-level problems. (Programmers Lv.4, Baekjoon Gold 3~Gold 1)
[ Level 5 ] Based on Kakao coding test standards (7 problems in 5 hours), you can solve 6 or more problems.
→ You can prepare on your own with past exam questions.
Q. What's the difference between Inflearn's 'Coding Test [ ALL IN ONE ]' and 'Killing Camp Theory Course'?
Additional concept lectures (Binary Search, Topological Sort, Strings, etc.)
Killing Camp is a lecture focused on solving more difficult practical problems.
Q. Should I solve the assignments beforehand so you can explain them during the '🔴Monday Live'?
During the Live session, we briefly explain the algorithm for that week and describe what types of problems appear. We also analyze trends and answer questions.
It is not a time for directly solving problems, and problem explanations are provided separately (VOD).
Q. 🔴I missed the Live session in real-time. Can I watch it separately?
Recordings are provided, so you can watch them separately.
Q. Can I access the course forever?
You can access the course for 1 year. We'll proceed with classes together for 8 weeks (2 months), and you can review any insufficient content during the remaining period. Don't be too relaxed just because you have a year - let's try to finish it within 2 months as much as possible! That's plenty of time :)
Q. Is group study mandatory? How does it work?
Looking at the learning pyramid, the 'best learning method' is explaining to others. Therefore, group study is optional but highly recommended. There is no penalty for not participating.
Each person solves the problem and explains their approach and code, then team members provide feedback. Of course, the feedback may be insufficient or not the correct answer. However, the process of understanding others' code and trying to provide feedback broadens your thinking.
+ The job preparation process is painful. If you're alone, the chances of becoming lazy increase even more. Also, it's not as easy as you think to gather people who are moving forward with firm determination toward the same goal. Therefore, I hope you can participate as much as possible. From the moment you decide to get a job or change careers, you need to focus all your capabilities. I think you need to put aside everything for a while - appointments, YouTube, games, whatever it may be. Let's gather those small moments and finish it within 2 months!
This course is designed for those who have the determination + effort to complete coding test preparation within 8 weeks. Coding tests cannot be solved simply by knowing data structure and algorithm concepts, but require the ability to actually apply them to problems and solve them effectively. Therefore, I would like to share a few important points before starting the course.
First, you need a basic understanding of data structures and algorithms. If you still lack fundamental concepts, you should watch the theory lectures (VOD) and fill in the gaps in your knowledge while participating more actively and dedicating more time to it.
Second, it's difficult to expect significant learning effects without actually solving problems yourself. Your problem-solving skills improve through the process of actually applying what you've learned and thinking through challenges. The materials and knowledge provided are merely an important foundation; how you utilize and apply them is what creates the difference in skill level. You must make time to solve problems directly.
Lastly, as a problem-solving focused course, your satisfaction ultimately depends greatly on how you study on your own. That's why I've provided such detailed guidance above. Please think it over carefully before enrolling.
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Who is this course right for?
[Existing Students] Coding Test All-in-One
[Existing Student] The Bible of Coding Tests
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109 lectures ∙ (26hr 57min)
Course Materials:
1. Week 1 🔴LIVE Recording
01:16:20
18. Week 2 🔴LIVE Recording
01:02:15
20. (1) List (java)
12:43
27. (7) Graph
10:38
28. (8) BFS (Python)
10:54
29. (8) BFS (JAVA)
13:17
30. (9) DFS (Python)
06:26
31. (9) DFS (JAVA)
07:09
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I'm a Java backend developer who will just be completing my first year this coming January. Although I majored in computer science, coding tests were always a burden during my job preparation process, and I felt lost for quite a long time. Actually, even before starting Killing Camp, I was already receiving a lot of help by taking Mr. Noh's coding test video lectures and interview lectures first. Rather than just solving a lot of problems indiscriminately, he calmly explained what criteria to use when looking at problems and why certain approaches emerge, which allowed me to organize the parts I had been missing one by one. This naturally led me to apply for Killing Camp 9th cohort. What I liked most about taking Killing Camp was that it wasn't simply a lecture that teaches problem solutions, but rather it trained the actual thought process when first encountering a problem. By trying incorrect initial approaches together and pointing out why they were wrong, and what criteria to use when rethinking the next step, I felt my problem-solving skills building up steadily. Also, thanks to the explanations using animated materials, parts that were difficult to understand through text or code alone became visually easy to grasp, and were much more memorable when reviewing. And what was really helpful in Killing Camp was the feedback from Coach Sangju. Parts I had skipped over when studying alone because I wasn't confident, questions that weren't clear even with AI, the coach explained directly with code reviews, allowing me to understand properly. Now I'm reviewing the problems I solved in the camp, and even when I hit a wall in my approach like before, I can now doubt my own thinking and adjust my direction on my own, which shows a definite change. If seeing a problem itself was burdensome before taking the camp, now I can at least stand before a problem with the mindset of "Let's try to solve it calmly anyway." For those who keep hesitating because of coding tests, especially those who majored in CS but found it difficult to find direction on their own, I believe you can gain a lot through Killing Camp. Thank you sincerely for creating such great lectures and camp!
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😀 I am a student who completed the 6th batch of Killing Camp. The lecture page disappeared, so all my reviews were gone. That's why I came back to post again! When I first started Killing Camp, it was because preparing for coding tests was harder than expected, even though I was a major. There were many problems, but it was too difficult to choose which problems were actually helpful and which difficulty level was right for me at the moment. Often, when I actually tried to solve problems, it was ambiguous what I was even supposed to learn from them. Especially fundamental aspects like how to approach unknown problems or why this data structure and algorithm should be used were things I just couldn't quite get the hang of while studying alone. So, I made up my mind and started Killing Camp. First of all, the lecture style was really good. Instead of just explaining like writing on a blackboard, they showed the solution flow with pre-prepared animated materials, making even difficult concepts easy to understand visually. And instead of giving the answer from the start, we went through incorrect initial approaches together, showing why they were wrong and how to rethink, which I think helped me improve my problem-solving skills themselves. What I think is a truly powerful advantage of Killing Camp is that the feedback from the resident coaches was truly reliable. For parts I wasn't sure about while studying alone, or parts that couldn't be solved with AI, the coaches reviewed the code directly and explained with diagrams. It was a great help that they shared the thought process about 'why it should be done this way' instead of just giving a simple answer. Currently, I'm reviewing the problems solved in the lectures, and sometimes I can't solve them right away when seeing them after a long time. Old incorrect approaches sometimes come to mind first, but now seeing myself able to doubt them myself, correct them, and solve them with better solutions, I felt like I had grown a lot. Honestly, before taking the camp, I felt overwhelmed and was even scared of solving problems... Now, I think just having the mindset "Let's give it a try anyway" is a big change. If you are a job seeker experiencing similar difficulties as me, you can gain a lot and it will be well worth the tuition, so decide to gain confidence in coding tests this time!! I hope you make up your mind and give it a try!!
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I'm a computer science major, but while preparing for job applications, I had difficulties with coding tests and spent a lot of time studying on my own. I bought various courses and studied, took several coding tests at large companies, but when I saw problems in actual situations, I was in a difficult position where even deciding which algorithm to use to solve the problem was challenging. So while thinking about how to study more, I discovered this course. First, there are live lectures every Monday where the instructor provides brief explanations and Q&A sessions about the concepts to be covered during the week, and you can also watch concept videos on Inflearn, which was a great help in catching up on concepts I missed. The quality of the concept materials provided is excellent, and since the instructor creates high-quality animation materials for problems that look difficult when you just see them, it was easy to understand! Also, when preparing for coding tests alone, I would wonder "Should I solve this problem too? I probably don't need to solve this one, right?" and worry about which problems to solve, but I think it's a big advantage that the instructor selects problems that are very important for understanding concepts and provides them as assignments or study problems. Additionally, the instructor provides immediate code feedback and answers questions right away, so when there were parts I was stuck on, I could resolve them immediately, which was great. Since the difficulty level of the problems isn't easy, I recommend that complete beginners take the all-in-one course first, but if you're a computer science major, I strongly recommend participating in the Killing Camp right away! (I passed a coding test at a large company while participating in the Killing Camp and am currently preparing for interviews!!)
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Even as a computer science major, I had never properly experienced coding tests before, but over 8 weeks I was able to transform a vague barrier into real confidence. While preparing for a job change, I wanted to seriously prepare for coding tests, so I first took the Coding Test All-in-One course, and then participated in the Killing Camp to focus on problem-solving. Going to a study cafe after work was never easy, but looking back, I feel really proud that I grew so much over those two months. The curriculum was structured so that problems gradually became more complex from easy to difficult difficulty according to weekly themes, which was great for building skills step by step. In particular, the daily evening co-working sessions and the goal-sharing system through Slack were very helpful for schedule and goal management, allowing me to achieve goals steadily without giving up. Seeing people working hard motivated me to stay disciplined and tackle problems day by day without becoming lazy. If you can utilize daytime hours as well, I think you'll gain much more by reviewing previous week's problems as you progress. In the beginning, even relatively easy problems felt difficult and I sometimes spent hours pondering a single assignment, but through repeated training of systematically approaching problems in the order of problem analysis - approach method - solution - lessons learned, my problem-solving speed improved to a degree that surprised even myself. The biggest gain was that later on, I began organizing problems by creating logical reasoning for why I should solve them in a certain way. After solving problems, I compared my code with the solution code while watching the provided solution lectures and solution guides to find improvement points, and thanks to the visual explanations of code flow, it was easy to understand even high-difficulty problems. Now I have confidence that no matter what problem I encounter, it won't deviate much from the problems I've solved. Thanks to the well-structured curriculum and the environment of working together with others, I was able to grow faster than I expected. It's truly amazing when I think about the confusion and frustration I felt in the first week. If even I, who thought I barely managed to solve the given problems each week, grew this much, I think those who can invest more time and effort will be able to grow tremendously. I highly recommend this to those who have similar concerns as mine, and to those who are willing to take on the challenge with determination!!
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I participated in Killing Camp 5 while working in the field. Even before taking Killing Camp, I had continuously studied algorithms, but I always followed well up to BFS and DFS. However, it was always difficult to move past that point. I also took coding tests several times but failed to pass. So, while looking for courses with well-structured curricula, I stumbled upon Killing Camp. Even while working, I did my best to follow the instructor's pace through Killing Camp, and I felt myself growing as I received feedback from the instructor/coach. Naturally, I gained confidence in coding tests. As a result, when changing jobs, I was able to broaden the scope of companies I applied to without being intimidated by coding tests, and I ultimately succeeded in my job change. If I hadn't taken Killing Camp, I think it would have taken a long time to overcome my fear of coding tests. Of course, coding tests require a lot of personal effort. However, if you follow the instructor's well-structured curriculum as much as possible, I have no doubt that you will gain confidence in coding tests. Therefore, if you have a fear of coding tests, I highly recommend taking the course!!
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