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    Topic #1

    Arrays

    Arrays are the most fundamental data structure. Master two-pointer, sliding window, and prefix sum techniques.

    Time

    Access: O(1), Search: O(n), Insert: O(n), Delete: O(n)

    Space

    O(n)

    Problems

    6 must-do

    Key Patterns

    Two Pointers
    Sliding Window
    Prefix Sum
    Kadane's Algorithm
    Dutch National Flag
    Moore's Voting

    šŸ“‹ Must-Do Problems

    #ProblemDifficultyAsked At
    1Two Sum
    Easy
    Google
    Amazon
    Meta
    2Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock
    Easy
    Amazon
    Microsoft
    Goldman Sachs
    3Maximum Subarray (Kadane's)
    Medium
    Google
    Microsoft
    Adobe
    4Merge Intervals
    Medium
    Google
    Meta
    Amazon
    5Product of Array Except Self
    Medium
    Amazon
    Microsoft
    Apple
    6Trapping Rain Water
    Hard
    Google
    Amazon
    Goldman Sachs

    šŸ’” Key Concepts

    1.

    Arrays have O(1) random access but O(n) insertion/deletion

    2.

    Sorting the array can simplify many problems from O(n²) to O(n log n)

    3.

    Two pointers work great on sorted arrays

    4.

    Sliding window is ideal for subarray problems with a constraint

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