Tip 1 : Don't give up, Have good connections, Update your resume.
Tip 2 : Be consistent and Have a discipline, A question a day will help you get a good job. Give appropriate amount of time to dev too and prepare decent projects.
Tip 3 : You are never prepared enough, So start applying as you prepare the interviews are generally scheduled after 2 weeks or so, So it will give you some time, But if you keep thinking you need more prep, Then the time will never come.
Tip 1 : Keep it short and simple, Don't overcomplicate it.
Tip 2 : Keep it updated with current projects, Current profiles and other things.
It was scheduled in afternoon, It was nice and calm, The interviewer was very decent and Introduced himself and helped me through the process.



If the given array is: [0, 0, 1, 0, 1] The largest subarray would be: [0, 1, 0, 1] (last 4 elements) having length 4.
I gave the standard solution for it, Started with replacing all the 0 with -1 and then it turned into another classic problem that is longest subarray with zero sum, Which I then solved using prefix sum and Map.



Return the list of all those words sorted in alphabetical. Return an empty list in case there are no such words
Input: cat, banana, dog, nana, my, walk, walker, baby, dogwalkers, s, babymybaby
Output: babymybaby dogwalkers
Here in the given list of words, you can see that the words babymybaby, dogwalkers contain the words present in the list i.e. ‘s’, 'dog’, ‘walker’,‘baby’ and ‘my’ and both are of the same length.
I started with brute force solution I did not code it, I just explained it well and then I moved to the optimal solution, I missed some part here that was related to sorting, And the interviewer pointed it out to me, And I was able to figure it out in seconds, And I fixed it. And we moved to next questions.
It was scheduled right after the last round and We started very fast without wasting much time, Which was good, Because I tend to get nervous.



There was only one optimal solution so I moved forward with it, And coded it using sliding window technique.
It was in afternoon, The interviewer was Front end engineer but we jumped directly to DSA questions.



0 <= i,j,k,l < ‘N’
ARR1[i] + ARR2[j] + ARR3[k] + ARR4[l] = 0.
I solved it using the brute force technique first, Again just gave the solution to start with and then gradually moved to two pointers and Gave the correct solution.

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How do you remove whitespace from the start of a string?