Algorithms For Interviews (English, Paperback, Aziz Adnan Prakash Amit)
- Language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- ISBN: 9788100005743, 8100005745
- Pages: 222
Algorithms For Interviews (AFI) aims to help engineers interviewing for software development positions as well as their interviewers. AFI consists of 174 solved algorithm design problems. It covers core material, such as searching and sorting; general design principles, such as graph modeling and dynamic programming; advanced topics, such as strings, parallelism and intractability. It also covers system design, problem solving, and interviewing techniques. AFI\'s authors are practicing algorithmists, with extensive academic and industrial experience. They have collectively published over 100 articles on applied algorithms, applied their skills at Google, Microsoft, IBM, Qualcomm, and a number of smaller software startups, and conducted many job interviews for various computer science jobs.
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A BIG WARNING: Don't Buy this book
I totally deny to buy this book. There are lots of mistakes in the solution. The way author has tried to explain various solutions is stupid and mystic. If I compare this book with Programming Pears by Jon Bentley (which I also have read), then I must say this book is a farce. If you are really interested in interview related algorithms, by algorithm by skeina, and solve its chapter end problems.
Overall, not at all worth to spen...
Anshu
Certified Buyer
Jul, 2012
Avoid this. Not worth buying.
The first thing you notice once you receive this book is its size. It is so small for a book costing Rs. 500+ and so boring to read!
When I went through the book, I noticed that there was hardly any theory. It consisted of only problems like an exercise book, and they were not that good quality either.
Overall a waste of money. Giving a rating of 1 as 0 rating is not allowed on flipkart. Save your money and read Cracki...
Vijay Kumar
Oct, 2012
Its advanced
But the solutions are short (as the author says, u should have base understanding of algo & data structures)
I feel its the part two of " Cracking the Coding Interview" by Gayle.
Sathish Kumar P
Certified Buyer
Jul, 2012
