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Arrays & Strings
40 Q
The foundation. 40% of placement tests covered here alone. Start here, always.
Sliding Window Two Pointer Prefix Sum Kadane's
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Linked List
22 Q
Pointers, reversal, merge, cycle detection. TCS and Infosys love these.
Fast-Slow Pointer Reversal Merge
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Stacks & Queues
20 Q
Monotonic stack is underrated. Appears way more than people expect in coding rounds.
Monotonic Stack BFS Queue Next Greater
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Recursion & Backtracking
24 Q
The mindset shift. Once recursion clicks, Trees and DP become 10x easier.
Base Cases Permutations N-Queens Subsets
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Trees & BST
28 Q
Traversals, height, LCA, path problems. Amazon's most favourite topic by far.
DFS/BFS Level Order LCA BST ops
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Searching & Sorting
20 Q
Beyond textbook — merge sort variations, custom comparators, sorting + binary search combos.
Merge Sort Quick Select Custom Sort
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Binary Search
18 Q
Not just sorted arrays — Binary search on answer is a game changer technique.
On Answer Rotated Array Peak Element
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Heaps & Priority Queue
16 Q
Top-K problems, median streams, heap sort. More common than most realize.
Top K Min/Max Heap Kth Largest
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Graphs
24 Q
BFS, DFS, Dijkstra, Topological Sort. Scary until it clicks — then it's beautiful.
Dijkstra Topo Sort Union Find Bipartite
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Greedy Algorithms
16 Q
When to be greedy and when not to. Interval scheduling, activity selection, jump game.
Intervals Activity Selection Jump Game
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Dynamic Programming
36 Q
The boss level. Memoization → Tabulation → Space optimization. We go deep.
1D DP 2D DP LCS/LIS Knapsack DP on Trees
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Tries & Advanced Trees
14 Q
Prefix trees, segment trees, Fenwick trees. Separates good candidates from great ones.
Prefix Tree Segment Tree Word Search
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Bit Manipulation
16 Q
XOR tricks, power of 2 checks, bit masking for subsets. Compact but powerful.
XOR Tricks Bitmask DP Brian Kernighan
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Math & Number Theory
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GCD, LCM, primes, modular arithmetic. Aptitude + coding round overlap. Easy wins.
Sieve Mod Arithmetic Fast Power
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Medium Two Sum Arrays TCS · Amazon
Similar: Three Sum, Four Sum →

Given an array of integers nums and integer target, return indices of two numbers that add up to target. Each input has exactly one solution.

Input: nums = [2,7,11,15], target = 9
Output: [0, 1]
💡 Use a HashMap — store each number and its index. For each num, check if (target - num) already exists in the map.
Time: O(n) · Space: O(n)
import java.util.*;

class Solution {
public int[] twoSum(int[] nums, int target) {
// Write your solution here

}
}
Output will appear here...
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