"What are the must know algorithms for data structures every programmer should master?"
Hey y'all!
So I’ve been grinding through coding problems lately, and it got me thinking… what are the *must know algorithms for data structures* that you just can’t skip? Like, the ones that come up *all the time* in interviews and real-world stuff.
I’m talking basics like Binary Search, Merge Sort, Quick Sort… but also graph stuff like BFS/DFS, Dijkstra’s, maybe even some dynamic programming.
Am I missing any? Or are there some that are overrated?
Also, anyone else feel like they *kinda* know these but still panic when they see ‘em in an interview? 😅
Drop your thoughts!
Hey y'all!
So I’ve been grinding through coding problems lately, and it got me thinking… what are the *must know algorithms for data structures* that you just can’t skip? Like, the ones that come up *all the time* in interviews and real-world stuff.
I’m talking basics like Binary Search, Merge Sort, Quick Sort… but also graph stuff like BFS/DFS, Dijkstra’s, maybe even some dynamic programming.
Am I missing any? Or are there some that are overrated?
Also, anyone else feel like they *kinda* know these but still panic when they see ‘em in an interview? 😅
Drop your thoughts!