What is the techstack used to make these projects?

I think the solution could be much more simpler then presented. Establish each strongly-connected subgraph (you can do it with DFS and a stack) and count the number of 0-degree inbound vertex in each group (exclude S).

java is actually not related to javascript

My answer was actually quite similar: i got that you needed to connect to the input the nodes with no input, but i dont think i would have implemented it as efficiently. I have still got a ton to learn, brb once i become better. High school gang woo

15:08 lol

I'm past 5 minutes and won't watch this any longer. It's very bad they start talking about his YT channel. This isn't useful, how many of us even have a YT channel

I think the sol to the first problem is we will take the{ d distance} and itrate it through blocks then we will go in the block and will itrate to the objects if the objects is 1 then we will delete the object from the{ array a} till the array becomes zero and output the d👍

So she is not a normal engineer, she is just a coder...I havent seen nothing engineering from her. Just a quick dummy coding response with pretty short perception

What the hack? I havent seen the end yet, but the algo she wrote is overcomplicated for a such simple task. There should just a simple for loop starting from 1 to blocks.length -1 and distance counters calculation distance to the previous and next blocks from current. Thats it. You would have an about linear complexity insteadof heaving two for loops what have sometimes event nested loops...Im a regular senior developer, but even at my junior level I belive I would think the same way

Classic Software Engineer:

Mmmh! 🤔 I'm not sure but, if I read between lines, I think he does not like Java.

Damn, im going through this now. But I'm starting my job search early on. Because I still have about 6 months before I graduate. Have had one internship and I have some projects and I'm doing some networking. I think I'm going to do a hackathon as well. But i'm just getting rejection after rejection, just for internships.

Java = trash because Java isn’t JavaScript 😂

Clearly eating

I’ve been jobless in the software engineering industry since 2021, that’s when I graduated and I’ve been focusing on qa and NOTHING..I want to cry because this is my second bachelors, kind of like you with the boot camp :/

"Krolajus" algorithm ahahabab says a lot about the scam that this code interviews are

I used this guy's code and it made GTA 6 instantly.

I think in multi billion dollar company like google there's enough money for paying for development in small increment chunks of 10 -- 100 lines of code each and for reviewing all code until perfect.. In typical low budget projects dealing with tons of legacy crap your commits will be at least hundreds lines of code,. most of it just transforming the mess in the more digestable food, if you try to write perfect code you'll be fired soon for there will be always someone to write it faster and crappy, for product managers it does not matter what's inside as long as it's working.

wow, the moment when he described JavaScript was better than the an entire Shakespeare play

Me who doesn't understand a single thing : interesting 🤔

Most of science uses R, so not really trash is it.

amazing job man

I'm 10 minutes into this video and so far it's all just unhelpful word vomit and plugs for AlgoExpert

Me, 5years xp and having no idea how I would do this... 😅😢

I have written visual basic btw

There is an ability to understand things without being explicitly told. Most of the candidates that you have interviewed lack this ability. It's kinda infuriating like bro just get to the point instead of beating around the bush.

Why is being "clever" a necessary quality in a candidate? Just use an nlog(n) solution and move on with your day. 99.9999% of work tasks will be completed to satisfaction with trivial solutions.

As a java programmer this made me angry.

Dude put Java and Kotlin soo low in the list, I work with it and is God Tier, the dude is insane. Bruv, dude put R in trash and C in MeH, THIS DUDE IS INSANE OR NEVER EVER WROTE A SINGLE LINE OF CODE. Also JS IS TRASH.

Are you mentally ill? I need an option on YT: "Never, ever recommend this rubbish to me and my friends!"

"Assembler or machine language" - or my gosh, stop him. what a nonsense. Now I understand why he is a ex-Google SE

Sarcasm at its finest😂

let me save u time folks. yes you need maths/math for software engineering.

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I WRITE IN VISUAL BASIC

1:59am and I'm watching google interviews. Rethinking my life choices...

The cost is 100€ in france

2:19

But I see company use Java so I’m confuse

And rust is a good language with a good ecosystem, it has tens of thousands of different crates to use and is close to the hardware. It’s a good and non verbose programming language and u catogerized it as would code in? I don’t even understand how u classified all the high not close to hardware language as top tier. How would you even classify HTML and CSS as a programming language

This is what I don’t like about these developers, they talk about programming language tier lists and it’s always just inaccurate cuz every developer has its own preferences. For example I will never use python for my game engine but I will use it for backend web development

Wow dude, last time I watched your video was when you collabed with William (about the google interview). So much has changed for you in the past years and I am happy to know that you're doing well! You do look like a guy who knows a guy though.

When I first saw this problem, I thought this is a recursive tree thing. But my brain doesn't like recursion very much, so it came up with a much more efficient iterative approach.

Maybe I've been coding too long and I hate problems like this, but my brain would immediately be looking for an O1 solution. Right after the problem was described, my brain said, this is something you want to do bitwise. Assign a bit value to each of the required buildings and start bitwise ANDing with the blocks. This points you to a greedy approach, but not necessarily the perfect one. For a perfect solution, preprocessing the list would be a good idea. I identify the rarest required place and AND off those bits. Rinse and repeat and it'll give you the perfect solution. What you definitely DON'T want to be doing is traversing the list backwards and forwards. That's just insane.

"Software Engineer"

9:40 "why write in c++ when you could write in javascript?" dear lord lmao

GREAT VIDEO.. Awesome questions by the host and brilliant answers by Rahul. Look no further if you want to understand different senior engineering roles in IT.

"Software Engineer"

bro created a PHP TIER just for PHP'S-TRASH-LIKE-LANGUAGES HAHAHAHA LOVED !

I wanna watch a video of this guy explaining what a pointer is.