@@sneezygibz6403 neetcode is king he gives me a different way of looking at the problem and apply them to different questions. Don’t know what I would do without him
@@sneezygibz6403 Thank you for mentioning Neetcode. I was just browsing the video comments and read yours and just looked up what it is and that looks like an amazing resource!
Did you watch the video of each question in algoexpert? And how many questions did you do a day? I feel it’s a bit time consuming to understand all the question. Thanks 🙏🏻
I went for a goal of 5 questions per day. This was really hard to maintain because some questions drain you a lot so it differed day to day but I focused a lot on each question and did not consider numbers as a big priority. Understanding the question was the biggest priority. I watched the explanations for some questions. The nice thing about it is that you just need to watch the first 10-15 minutes where Clement goes over the basic idea behind approaching the problem. This whole process is definitely time-consuming but it is worth all the effort!
Solid video brother, keep it up. And congrats on the massive accomplishment for landing the Google job. Hope to apply for an internship soon and be prepared enough
@MozzTech In interviews, do they ask for a solution which should be memory efficient as well ? Means solutions which have less time and space complexity.? We should show solutions to interviewers which are time efficient as well as space efficient?
Thank you for your good video! I think this question is meaningless and sounds silly, but do you think are complicated algorithms like Bellman-Ford, Tarjan, or dijkstra's algorithm really needed for Google interviews? (based on your interview experience..) And how many problems did you solve in Leetcode? I've solved 155 problems in AlgoExpert and 59 easy, 141 medium, and 60 hard in Leetcode, but I feel like I'm not enough to pass the Google interview yet... Thanks in advance!!
Did you read the book "Elements of Programming Interviews"? I just gave you a like and sub and turned on the bell. Thank you for sharing what works for you!
If I purchase algoexpert and studied well , will be a chance for me to get a job as junior software engineer and I'm 45 years old??? I even look for remote job to work from home
Iam telling my opinion strivers take u forward youtube channel is a lot lot better than two of this paid platform. Trust me i have algoexpert and leetcode. I learned a lot from striver than these 2 paid platform and also i got pretty good job with pay of 6 digit salary. If u guys can't buy these product don't worry use leetcode normal version and take u forward channel. U will definitely get 200 much higher quality content than this platforms.
Hey, I am a self taught dev and I'm looking for some good resources to learn DSA in javascript. Can you please recommend courses that are specifically taught in JS?
Personally, I learned everything from practice. When you have a basic idea of how JS works and the syntax just dive directly into a question that would require some kind of DS to be used. Once you know which DS to use just Google and read through how that DS works and apply it to your problem directly. Everything is learned through practice so just dive into the questions and start solving them in javascript and once you are stuck just unblock yourself by learning the required fundamentals.
Can you write a medium article how did you got google interview call(through reference or just by applying) and no of rounds and what kind of questions been asked in those rounds
@@samihk1 bro I think writing code in python is the fastest. I am a javascript developer myself but I do DSA in python because it's easy to write on paper or whiteboard.
I will go over this in another video but interviewing in JavaScript unlocks a new type of interview at Google. They don't tell you but if you opt JavaScript one of the questions will be a JavaScript specific question whereas this is not true for python which is given the generic interview.
did you complete all the questions before you landed your job. I am trying to apply for internships at mountain view ca but I have a little less time left for preparing. Do you think 100 to 120 questions will be a good mark to hit where I cover the whole easy and medium section and half of the hard section?
If you follow my advice and do the questions with quality time and interview as much as possible then surely you will be able to crack your interviews by following this path :)
Hey Thanks so much I have been following you since you created your channel I had been teaching myself for two years And been working as backend engineer for 4 months but really my goal is to get into big company. I currently updated my resume and LinkedIn to apply for a leap program at Microsoft at the end of September 2022 and would love to start preparing for technical interview I only have two months to prepare and could dedicate 3 to 4 hours each day and 8 hours each day on the weekend the weekend Please I am overwhelmed and really need your help on what is best way to prepare . Should I use books , videos or ?? Remember , i have no foundation of algo and datastructure. I heard that leap program range technical question is between easy and medium to pass . At the end of the leap , you need to really prepare to get into Microsoft I would appreciate your feedback and for sure would give you feedback. Have a wonderful day
I used JavaScript for most of my coding interviews. The reason is that I did a lot of web-dev and some of my interviews were specifically in js because of their web dev nature. I also felt most comfortable with the language due to my experience with it.
Leetcode is working on the Dark mode. Still in beta and not available on all the pages, but it works on the problems page. Maybe will have full support by the end of this year. I feel most of the people don't need leetcode premium/ algoexpert due to the fact that we can search the problems on GeeksforGeeks and then find the problems asked for a specific company and solve it on leetcode. Most of them are available for free. Also I feel leetcode is not actually made for someone who is an absolute beginner unlike Algoexpert that claims to teach along with preparation.
It all depends on your motivation! You can definitely do all of the prep without buying leetcode premium or AlgoExpert. These platforms just provided the comfort of having all those things bundled in a single website so that people have an easier time with their prep. But I do agree with the points that you mentioned, it just differs person to person.
I went through the hiring process for internships and new grad positions. Most companies (including the big ones like Google and Facebook) do not ask a system design round at that level of experience. In my case I never had to prepare for system design
Great video, especially for a channel of your size. Very impressed. Just a heads up though, that JS you scribbled for the Two Sum problem on AlgoExpert was abysmal 😄 Please use some white space around your operators, and take advantage of built in array methods where you can - they’re much more concise and easier to read!
Leetcode is far better than any paid source and the majority of questions are available free on the internet for specific companies (without leetcode premium). Just Write Paid Promotion it will make you feel good
Really in-depth and well-done comparison! I'm very glad that you seem to have liked AlgoExpert a lot--and big congrats on landing that job at Google!
You the MVP!
Hey Clement, what about a product to land your dream soul-mate?
@@pratikthorat3480
It's pornhub. Go and practice my friend.
@@dmitrik5566 clearly you lack fundamental understanding of the concepts
@@pratikthorat3480 lol
I bought AlgoExpert after watching this. I’ll be updating this comment in 6 months when I get the job!
Oof. Honestly, I thought algoexpert was a waste. Neetcode with Leetcode was all I needed.
@@sneezygibz6403 neetcode is king he gives me a different way of looking at the problem and apply them to different questions. Don’t know what I would do without him
@@sneezygibz6403 Should i have to learn programming language first and then DSA?
Or DSA first?
@@sneezygibz6403 Thank you for mentioning Neetcode. I was just browsing the video comments and read yours and just looked up what it is and that looks like an amazing resource!
@@YorozuyaNeesan2010 Thanks for this also.
Did you watch the video of each question in algoexpert? And how many questions did you do a day? I feel it’s a bit time consuming to understand all the question. Thanks 🙏🏻
I went for a goal of 5 questions per day. This was really hard to maintain because some questions drain you a lot so it differed day to day but I focused a lot on each question and did not consider numbers as a big priority. Understanding the question was the biggest priority. I watched the explanations for some questions. The nice thing about it is that you just need to watch the first 10-15 minutes where Clement goes over the basic idea behind approaching the problem. This whole process is definitely time-consuming but it is worth all the effort!
@@MozzTech81 Thanks for your reflection.
Solid video brother, keep it up. And congrats on the massive accomplishment for landing the Google job. Hope to apply for an internship soon and be prepared enough
Great comparison, thanks for sharing!
This is very good review. Keep up the good work man!
I am a beginner. And got good enough knowledge about this. Thanks.❤️
Your content is awesome !! Keep coming bro
This means a lot! Keep supporting :)
Insightful! Thank you for sharing! 😀
Omg, the pricing of Algoexpert in India is just half of that in your country.
Thank you for the video! I just subscribed.
@MozzTech
In interviews, do they ask for a solution which should be memory efficient as well ? Means solutions which have less time and space complexity.? We should show solutions to interviewers which are time efficient as well as space efficient?
Very informative. Thank you!
Thank you for your good video!
I think this question is meaningless and sounds silly, but do you think are complicated algorithms like Bellman-Ford, Tarjan, or dijkstra's algorithm really needed for Google interviews? (based on your interview experience..) And how many problems did you solve in Leetcode? I've solved 155 problems in AlgoExpert and 59 easy, 141 medium, and 60 hard in Leetcode, but I feel like I'm not enough to pass the Google interview yet... Thanks in advance!!
Leetcode also have hint section
Very much informative for new comers
Did you read the book "Elements of Programming Interviews"?
I just gave you a like and sub and turned on the bell.
Thank you for sharing what works for you!
No I have never heard of that book! Will make sure to check it out. Thank you for showing support 🙌🏼
If I purchase algoexpert and studied well , will be a chance for me to get a job as junior software engineer and I'm 45 years old??? I even look for remote job to work from home
Iam telling my opinion strivers take u forward youtube channel is a lot lot better than two of this paid platform. Trust me i have algoexpert and leetcode. I learned a lot from striver than these 2 paid platform and also i got pretty good job with pay of 6 digit salary. If u guys can't buy these product don't worry use leetcode normal version and take u forward channel. U will definitely get 200 much higher quality content than this platforms.
Thanks a lot for the info!
what is striver? I did not find their site
@@BaurzhanZhetenov search for take you forward in TH-cam
Hey, I am a self taught dev and I'm looking for some good resources to learn DSA in javascript. Can you please recommend courses that are specifically taught in JS?
Algo-expert supoorts many languages like JS/Java/C++/etc
Personally, I learned everything from practice. When you have a basic idea of how JS works and the syntax just dive directly into a question that would require some kind of DS to be used. Once you know which DS to use just Google and read through how that DS works and apply it to your problem directly. Everything is learned through practice so just dive into the questions and start solving them in javascript and once you are stuck just unblock yourself by learning the required fundamentals.
Bro go for kunal kushwahas dsa course it is completely free and good
@@Jhon_wick03 For conceptual learning, He is pretty good. But to solve problems
@@pratikthorat3480 to practicd problems I use leet code
Great expleantion Thanks alot
Well done my son
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Great Comparison!
I missed out in the July special that had almost everything half off😢
Informative video!
Can you write a medium article how did you got google interview call(through reference or just by applying) and no of rounds and what kind of questions been asked in those rounds
Just an update on the content of the video - leetcode has now added some of the features that were missing at the time he recorded this, such as:
Congratulations @MozzTech on acing and landing the job @ Google.
do we have a code speed/performace comparison with other's code or some default target performace?
Hahahah niceee. Fun with Learn. Amazing!
Congratulations on your job. Did you give your interviews in javascript?
Yes, I gave my Google interview in JavaScript!
@@MozzTech81 Great, thanks
Even though I have java experience of 4+ years, I also give my interviews in JavaScript because of the speed it gives to solve an interview question.
@@samihk1 bro I think writing code in python is the fastest. I am a javascript developer myself but I do DSA in python because it's easy to write on paper or whiteboard.
I will go over this in another video but interviewing in JavaScript unlocks a new type of interview at Google. They don't tell you but if you opt JavaScript one of the questions will be a JavaScript specific question whereas this is not true for python which is given the generic interview.
did you complete all the questions before you landed your job. I am trying to apply for internships at mountain view ca but I have a little less time left for preparing. Do you think 100 to 120 questions will be a good mark to hit where I cover the whole easy and medium section and half of the hard section?
If you follow my advice and do the questions with quality time and interview as much as possible then surely you will be able to crack your interviews by following this path :)
make sure you apply to as many companies as possible and are not picky because the more you interview, the better you will become at it
We call this a paid ad for AlgoExpert!!
You say that LC doesn't have hints but that's not true. It does have (not always though)
Good insight!
myp myppp
some questions on leetcode do have hints
Hey
Thanks so much
I have been following you since you created your channel
I had been teaching myself for two years
And been working as backend engineer for 4 months but really my goal is to get into big company.
I currently updated my resume and LinkedIn to apply for a leap program at Microsoft at the end of September 2022 and would love to start preparing for technical interview
I only have two months to prepare and could dedicate 3 to 4 hours each day and 8 hours each day on the weekend the weekend
Please
I am overwhelmed and really need your help on what is best way to prepare .
Should I use books , videos or ??
Remember , i have no foundation of algo and datastructure.
I heard that leap program range technical question is between easy and medium to pass .
At the end of the leap , you need to really prepare to get into Microsoft
I would appreciate your feedback and for sure would give you feedback.
Have a wonderful day
nice bro!!!
You practiced coding questions in which language and why?
I used JavaScript for most of my coding interviews. The reason is that I did a lot of web-dev and some of my interviews were specifically in js because of their web dev nature. I also felt most comfortable with the language due to my experience with it.
Awesome
How much total time you spend on preparation.
Leetcode >>>
Rest are all marketing gimmick
dont worry bro i am working on dark theme mode thr google chrome extension
Leetcode is working on the Dark mode. Still in beta and not available on all the pages, but it works on the problems page. Maybe will have full support by the end of this year.
I feel most of the people don't need leetcode premium/ algoexpert due to the fact that we can search the problems on GeeksforGeeks and then find the problems asked for a specific company and solve it on leetcode. Most of them are available for free. Also I feel leetcode is not actually made for someone who is an absolute beginner unlike Algoexpert that claims to teach along with preparation.
It all depends on your motivation! You can definitely do all of the prep without buying leetcode premium or AlgoExpert. These platforms just provided the comfort of having all those things bundled in a single website so that people have an easier time with their prep. But I do agree with the points that you mentioned, it just differs person to person.
what's your views about codewars
jhakaas
Which university are you from and which Google did you land in?
I am from the University of Rochester. I am going to be working from Mountain View CA!
Paid promotion of AlgoExpert :D
Leetcode has hints.
How did you prepare for System Design round ?
I went through the hiring process for internships and new grad positions. Most companies (including the big ones like Google and Facebook) do not ask a system design round at that level of experience. In my case I never had to prepare for system design
@@MozzTech81 Thank you
Great video, especially for a channel of your size. Very impressed.
Just a heads up though, that JS you scribbled for the Two Sum problem on AlgoExpert was abysmal 😄 Please use some white space around your operators, and take advantage of built in array methods where you can - they’re much more concise and easier to read!
There is beta version of Leetcode which provides you the dark theme.
Many questions in Leet code do have hints***
Leetcode do have Dark Theme***
Winter is coming
algo expert is winner
Pretty useless, better focus on leetcode grinding strategy
Your added loud effects/scenes in your video scared the sh** out of me.
Sorry about that. Was my third video on the channel 😄
so algo expert is better. got it;)
Leetcode is far better than any paid source and the majority of questions are available free on the internet for specific companies (without leetcode premium). Just Write Paid Promotion it will make you feel good
Algoexpert is a course, and leetcode is a site with tons of questions.
now the leetcode UI IS JUST AWESOME CAMPARE TO ALGO...