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This document is a sampling of our book, Elements of Programming Interviews in Java (EPI). Its purpose is to provide examples of EPI's organization, content, style, topics, and quality. The sampler focuses solely on problems; in particular, it. Book Synopsis. If so, you need to read Elements of Programming Interviews (EPI). The core of EPI is a collection of 300 problems with detailed solutions, including over 100 figures and 250 tested programs. The problems are challenging, well-motivated, and accessible. They are representative of the questions asked at interviews at. This is a larger-format version of Elements of Programming Interviews in Java. Specifically, the font size is larger, and the page size is 7″x10″ (the regular format uses 6″x9″). The content is identical. This is the Java version of our book. See our website for links to the C version.

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New! Java versions of all C++ programs in the book at http: //bit.ly/epi-programs Get a PDF sampler of EPI from http: //bit.ly/epi-sampler
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Wanted to work at an exciting futuristic company? Struggled with an interview problem that could have been solved in 15 minutes? Wished you could study real-world computing problems?
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Published October 11th 2012 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform

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Feb 08, 2013Josh Davis rated it it was amazing

This should become the de facto book on interviews. It is loaded with great problems and puzzles. The solutions are very comprehensive.
However, don't buy this book thinking that it will teach you about heaps or binary search trees. It merely contains a few paragraphs for each topic and then goes straight to the problems. You'll need another book to learn about the data structures and algorithms that go with them. I'd recommend CLRS (Intro to Algorithms) but many others will do (like Sedgewick or...more

Dec 23, 2014Ayberk rated it liked it

I have pretty much read the whole book, I'm saying pretty much because there are waaaay too many questions and there's no way I try to solve all of them :P
If you genuinely solve all the questions in the book, I'd say you're pretty much set for a software engineering job. This is a bug in today's software engineering recruitment, it doesn't matter if you know good practices, design patterns, maintainability, readability, etc... Just pick a mainstream language and memorize/solve as many questions...more

Mar 06, 2015Fatima rated it really liked it

It's a good book and for a change it's in C++!!! Finally something not in Java
It contains many good questions. There are though many questions that were silly or it didn't stress a concept that you need to learn.

Yes, this book is full of interview questions. However, the criteria the authors used to pick the questions is quite academic and may not be very pragmatic. It is hard to believe that any of today's interviewers would ask some of the questions in the book within the average interview session time span of 45 minutes. IMHO, more than 50% of the problems in the book fall into this category.
Furthermore, it lacks of short reviews in the chapters. Some short summary of the topics in discussion would b...more

May 17, 2018Sourabh Daptardar rated it it was amazing

Elements of Programming Interviews is the best collection of algorithmic puzzles and exercises that I have seen. Whether you are preparing for programming interviews or simply want to hone your algorithmic skills, this book is for you. With concise explanations, asymptotic analysis and optimised code, this book offers a great reference to the self learners. In a course for design and analysis of algorithms, the book can also complement the standard textbooks like CLRS, Dasgupta-Papdimitrou-Vazir...more

I am not a fan of textbook style representation. Thick textbooks require skimming skill which I personally find painful when reading technical materials - I either skip some important details, or stay on some trivial matter too long.
EPI keeps it lean and clean, the book is by no mean for beginners but if you need a comprehensive yet succinct book to revise and enhance your Algorithm knowledge, this is what to get. Everything is to the point and sometimes too briefly explained that it takes a whi...more

Dec 26, 2017Endilie Yacop Sucipto rated it it was amazing

A coding interview prep book in C++. This is actually a good book and I found it to have a much better content than another popular book 'Cracking the Coding Interview' by Gayle.

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Dec 16, 2014Sefa rated it it was amazing

As good as 'Cracking the coding interview', if not better. Solutions in C++. Twice as many problems and solutions than CCI. However, unlike CCI, it doesn't have enough review before each topic. You need to check out another source (there are plenty) for that.
I would love to see a similar book for Python.

Dec 20, 2015Piyush Maheshwari rated it it was amazing

This book contains a really good collection of interview questions. It's pretty comprehensive in its coverage. However the explanations were a bit terse at places, they could use more pictorial explanations.

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This repository contains method stubs and tests of the problems fromElements Of Programming Interviews by Adnan Aziz, Tsung-Hsien Lee, and Amit Prakash. This book is also available in Python and C++.

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