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Ask HN: Which is that site which gives learning path for learning algorithms

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Few days ago I came across one site which gives a nice path and modules by modules progress of learning and practising algorithms. I forget the site name, do you have seen any products like this ?

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What kinds of algorithms? What area: Science? Engineering? Math? Computing? Machine Learning? Optimisation? Sorting? Artificial Intelligence?

A clue would help ... what do you remember?

It was related to programming interview, computing only and there was a very well structured path as well.

Probably this one? https://roadmap.sh/ I have seen it few times last year, so could be. Although I would say it lacks the part of 'practising algorithms'.

It doesn't seem to say algorithms. Am I missing something?

I found these two resources nice -

* https://www.hackerearth.com/practice/codemonk/

* https://www.codechef.com/certification/data-structures-and-a...

Sorry not this one, I am aware about the above both, so the site I am finding was just dedicated to data-structure and algorithms , thats it , there was nothing much apart from that.

Good list of resources here:

https://github.com/tayllan/awesome-algorithms

https://metacademy.org/

Might be Exercism?

https://exercism.io

Maybe this? https://github.com/tayllan/awesome-algorithms

Beautiful compilation :)

Not affiliated, just a user, but if you're looking for guided learning for interview specific algos and problems, etc, I used interviewcake with great success

Hackerrank is probably what you are thinking of

Classical engineering? Architectural? Electrical? Et. al?

https://www.firecode.io/

Might be project Euler where you learn how to solve mathematical issues with algorithms

Coursera and Udacity have some excellent courses by the likes of Robert Sedgewick.

this is a solid, structured course I recently took, but it is paid https://interviewespresso.com/p/python

Hey thanks for this, its really good one , though paid, the one I am trying to retrieve was free.

Leetcode?

sounds very much like https://www.interviewbit.com

This is what I had in mind as well. The difficulty ramps up quickly! I just had to do a couple of these and felt confident enough to start applying to jobs.

Brilliant.org?

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