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This resource to help Freshmen and Sophomores quickly brush through the common interview problems and different solutions in python. We have included the runtime and space complexity. In case you run into any interesting intermediate and beginner level problems feel free to contribute.

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Common Interview Questions For Freshmen And Sophomores

This resource to help Freshmen and Sophomores quickly brush through the common interview problems and different solutions in python. We have included the runtime and space complexity. In case you run into any interesting intermediate and beginner level problems feel free to contribute

Check out the website with the run time of python in built functions here

If you have an alternative solution to any of the above questions, kindly follow the Standards of contribution to add your work.

If there is a mistake in the analysis of the Space or Time Complexity, kindly contact Kelvin Forson Incoming Google STEP intern , Linus Okoth Incoming Facebook SWE intern, Philip Boakye Incoming Microsoft Explore Intern or Paul Opiyo Incoming Goldman Sachs Summer Analyst

Enjoy Learning and Goodluck!

Standards for contribution

OPTION 1

  1. Email Kelvin Forson , Linus Okoth , Philip Boakye or Paul Opiyo your GitHub username to be added as a contributor.
  2. After your request have been approved, upload files using the Upload Files button on the GitHub repository homepage.
  3. Add your username to the GitHub commit message when uploading to attribute credit to the contributor.
  4. Follow the style of the previously uploaded Jupyter Notebooks files.

OPTION 2

  1. Follow this link Guide to contribute on GitHub
  2. Kindly follow the format of the previously uploaded Jupyter Notebooks files.

List of included problems

  1. Reversing a String
  2. Checking if a string a substring of another string
  3. Checking if there is a Duplicate letter in a string
  4. Finding The Next Smallest Prime Number
  5. Finding the sum of multiples of 3 and 5 below number
  6. Finding Sum Of Even Number Fibonacci Numbers Before N
  7. Determine Whether Input Is A Happy Number
  8. Checking if two strings are anagrams
  9. Counting the prime numbers less than a given number
  10. Find the index of the first value in a fibonacci series with the given number of digits.
  11. Finding the nth value in a fibonacci series given its index
  12. Converts a roman numeral to its equivalent integer
  13. Finds the indices of two numbers in an array that adds up to a target number
  14. Find A Pair With the Given Sum
  15. Kth Frequent Number
  16. Isomorphic Strings
  17. Find the first missing positive integer in an array
  18. Rotate an array in the right direction for a given number of steps
  19. Add one to an array of digits
  20. Merges together a 2D-array specifying the interval of integers
  21. Finding the previous fibonacci Number
  22. Longest Consercutive Subsequence
  23. Check For Duplicates Within A Range
  24. String to Integer <--Classic Atoi-->
  25. Checks is a given sentence is valid
  26. Finds the index of the first unique character in a string
  27. Replaces a character in a string with the space character(Brick-break-problem)
  28. Checks is a given array of strings is an alliteration
  29. Palindrome Check
  30. Number and Longest Palindromic Subtstring(s)
  31. Finds the kth highest occuring numbers in an array
  32. Checks to see if the letters in one string matches the words in the another string<--Word Pattern-->
  33. Implements the classic strStr() needle in haystack
  34. Sort a stock alphabetically
  35. Convert an integer to its Roman Numerals
  36. Checks if the number of occurences of list items are the same or not
  37. Find the n-th ugly number in a sequence
  38. Finds uncommon words in two sentences
  39. Moves all the zeros in a list to the end in place
  40. Computes the pascal triangle based on the number of rows
  41. Find the longest common prefix in an array of strings
  42. Determine whether an integer is a palindrome
  43. Checks if a given string of parentheses is balanced
  44. Uses the reverse Polish notation to make computations
  45. Uses recursion to check if a given string is a palindrome
  46. Uses recursion to flatten a 2D array
  47. Uses recursion to reverse a given string
  48. Finds the next smallest number after a number whose digits sum is the same as the input
  49. Calculates the max height of a given binary tree
  50. Recursive Implementation of the binary search
  51. Implementation of the selection sort algorithm
  52. Implementation of the shell sort algorithm
  53. Implementation of the insertion sort algorithm

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