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AlgoPath
Stop failing your Tech DSA Interviews
Learn algorithms and data structures by building them yourself, in JavaScript, Python or PHP. 150 steps, pattern recognition trainers and timed interview practice.
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Hi everyone, Elman here. I have been a software engineer for ten years and I still froze on interview problems, not because I did not know the algorithms but because I could not tell which one a problem wanted. Every course I bought taught me the algorithms. None of them trained the recognition. AlgoPath is that missing exercise. Problems with the label removed, ninety seconds each, and a confusion matrix afterwards showing your actual mix-ups rather than a score. Try the free test first, it needs no account and takes seven minutes: https://algopath.pro/placement Two things I would love feedback on. Whether any of the fifteen questions felt ambiguous, and whether the ending sentence, the one saying where to start, was actually useful to you. The paid part is a 150-step course covering 52 patterns, one payment, no subscription. The first 33 steps are free.
About AlgoPath on Product Hunt
“Stop failing your Tech DSA Interviews”
AlgoPath was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 3 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #145 on the daily leaderboard. Learn algorithms and data structures by building them yourself, in JavaScript, Python or PHP. 150 steps, pattern recognition trainers and timed interview practice.
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