In this repository, there are different resources to prepare for coding interviews and behavioural interviews. Those interviews are considered the most challenging phase of the tech job recruitment process.

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In this section, there are many resources, divided on:

• Books
• Courses
• Websites
• Youtube Channels
• Other Resources
• My roadmap

The best book to prepare for coding interviews is cracking the coding interview. The book can be accessed on this link.

A more in-depth overview of the different algorithms and data structures is Cormen's Introduction to Algorithms.

If you want to dive even deeper, you can also study competitive programming with the Competitive Programming Book

In my opinion, the craking the coding interview is the best book to study, because it has a focus on interviews. Just be sure to use it along with one of the websites to practice the coding questions. Practice is the key.

• FreeCodeCamp
• Crash Course on Algoexpert

• Algoexpert (Beginner friendly) Platform with crash courses on data structures and algorithms, extra material on behavioural interviews and many different problems. 49$ yearly subscription, with 5$ discount using clem as promo code.

• Leetcode (Not beginner friendly) The most famous platform contains more than 1600 exercises and a strong community.

• Pramp Excellent platform to train for actual coding interviews. You pair up with another person studying for coding interviews, and you interview each other.

• InterviewBit Many exercises and different crash courses on programming languages too. It also has roadmaps to help you prepare better.

• Clément Mihailescu
• Nick White
• Back To Back SWE
• Joma Tech
• NeetCode

I'm currently subscribed to the The Daily Byte, and I have been trying to keep up with it for the last few months. It is an excellent resource for practising for the interviews. You receive a different exercise every day about a subject (which changes every week). On leetcode, you can find almost all the exercises. I have a repository where I store my code there, and you can check it on this link.

To prepare for my interviews, I read cracking the coding interview as an introduction to the topic. Then, I used algoexpert, where I did the crash courses and some of the available exercises. After training, I started using pramp (where I did approximately 30 interviews) and leetcode. Nowadays, I'm not studying as much as before, so I try to keep up with the Daily Byte and eventually do some exercises on leetcode.

Itamar Rocha Filho	Humberto Navarro
github.com/ItamarRocha	github.com/humbertonc

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