Every single one of our questions have been asked in an actual interview from a top-tier tech company. They are also among the more difficult problems that are asked—our philosophy is that it's better to be overprepared than underprepared. With our subscription, you'll get an in-depth explanation and solution for each hard problem the day after we send it.

While the problems we send rely on knowledge of data structures and algorithms, it is not necessary to have a computer science degree to solve them. It just takes dedicated effort and practice. However, you do need to be able to program. If you're self-taught, have graduated from, or are currently in a coding bootcamp, then you are absolutely fit for Daily Coding Problem. It may be harder for you than for a CS major, but with enough effort and practice you'll find that you're learning the necessary data structures and algorithms from the problems as you go.

Yes! When you subscribe you'll get access to solutions for all the previous questions you received.

We found full-time students and engineers are too busy to slog through a gigantic list of questions. With our mailing list, you just have to attempt one question every day. Consistent practice is the best way to learn. We also make sure the questions are carefully tailored to match the difficulty of actual interview problems asked at top-tier companies. Finally, getting a problem each day and then the solution the day after gives you a day to think about the question during idle periods of time, which helps with understanding and retention.

Each problem is designed to be able to be solved in an hour in a real-life interview.

The typical Google / Facebook / Microsoft / Amazon compensation for someone with no experience is about $150,000 in total compensation (as in, base salary, bonus, and equity). Let's say you have a 25% better chance of getting the job studying with Daily Coding Problem (which we believe to be true, if not more) for 2 months. And let's say that without studying, you can land a salary of $80,000 (typical dev salary). Then you've paid $18 for an expected value of $17,500 (($150,000 - $80,000) * 25%), which is a return on investment of almost 1000 times! That's well worth it, in our opinion.

If you'd like to unsubscribe, hopefully it's because you've landed your dream job and no longer need to practice for interviews. Just email us at founders@dailycodingproblem.com and your subscription will be cancelled at the end of the subscription period. You'll still get questions until then.

We have the following areas we pick from. However, the questions will be chosen with a distribution that's more aligned with what you get in the actual interviews.

• Linked Lists
• Heaps
• Trees
• Graphs
• Randomized Algorithms
• Functional Algorithms
• Dynamic Programming and Backtracking
• Arrays
• Stacks and Queues
• Strings
• Bit Manipulation
• Object Oriented Design
• Networking and Distributed Systems
• Systems Design

Our solutions are in Python. We think it's the best language to use for interviews, as it's well-known and very similar to pseudocode. However, we're looking to expand to other popular languages like Javascript, Java, C++, and Ruby.

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