Learn data structures and algorithms in C# from A to Z. Pass coding interview. Learn unit testing and TDD in addition.
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This slide outlines the course curriculum, covering topics such as algorithm analysis with Big-O notation, arrays in C#, and various sorting algorithms like bubble and merge sort.
This slide outlines the professional necessity of learning algorithms and data structures, noting that better hardware is not a solution and emphasizing understanding what happens under the hood.
This slide outlines reasons to take the course, highlighting its comprehensive nature, engaging style, coverage of .NET BCL internals, and inclusion of practical exercises.
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The curriculum integrates technical details regarding CPU architecture, memory management, and spatial locality.
Instruction covers building fundamental structures like Singly-Linked Lists, Stacks, and Queues from scratch using arrays and nodes.
One signal suggests a reliance on verbal walkthroughs rather than visual animations to demonstrate algorithms. This review predates the displayed update, and while an update is noted, it does not prove these specific instructional gaps were addressed.
One signal indicates missing essential interview topics such as graphs. This review also predates the displayed update, and the update label does not guarantee these topics were added.
Aligns with the goal of preparing C# developers for interviews through manual implementation and testing.