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Prior knowledge of DS and Algo:
If you are already well versed with the basic data
structures like Arrays, Linked Lists etc.
and some of the basic algorithms
like Sorting, Searching etc.
then you will comparatively take much less
time than a complete newbie
as you already know the basics.
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Computer scientists learn by experience.
We learn by seeing others solve problems
and by solving problems by ourselves.
... By considering a number of different
algorithms, we can begin to develop
pattern recognition so that
the next time a similar problem
arises, we are better able to solve it.
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Not everyone has spent too much time on Data Structures.
One should not feel superior if they know data structure well.
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The concept of an abstract data type
might be hard for some people to grasp,
but it's really not that difficult.
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If you are able to understand
algorithms you're doing good. ...
By memorizing the algorithm you will always
be quicker on simple plug and use
situations regarding this algorithm,
people usually acquire this after solving
the same problem hundreds of times
but yes you can simply memorize the algorithm.
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