Problem Solving In Data Structures & Algorithms... File

Get it working first, then make it fast, then make it clean.

If you get stuck, explain the logic out loud to an inanimate object (or yourself). Translating abstract thoughts into spoken words often exposes the "logic gap" that your brain was subconsciously skipping over. 4. Implementation & Edge Cases Problem Solving in Data Structures & Algorithms...

— Donald Knuth

Dealing with "Top K" elements or frequently updated minimums/maximums. 3. The "Rubber Duck" Debugging Technique Get it working first, then make it fast, then make it clean