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Full DSA course is a good one, it would cover everything.

Yes

They didn't ask me. But I am not sure if they have changed their hiring process. Also RBC hirings are very much team driven, so each department might have different way of conducting interview. Check with the recruiter to see if they want to focus on DSA or technology specific questions.

@DestinationFAANG They sent me one link for a technical discussion where the recruiter told me this is a mix of behavioral and Technical but she didn't mention that particularly you have to focus on DSA. So I am not sure but to be honest, I am prepared for technical but not in-depth of DSA.

I think it will be more technical in depth discussion and not so much dsa. But can’t be 100% certain. Also let me know once you’re interview is done. I would be curious to learn about your experience. Good luck.

@DestinationFAANG Sure, Thanks. Can I schedule a mock interview with you before my actual interview? I really need this. I look forward to hearing back from you. If you are available. Thanks

I can help you with a mock interview, but I need your consent beforehand that we can do the mock and record the session, once ur actual rbc interview is done, I will post it on my channel so others can learn on how mock interviews feel like and learn from our experience. If you’re ok with that we can plan a mock interview.

Overall IT job market is slightly down, but in IT, java development is still strong. So there are few IT jobs overall, but amongst those IT jobs, java dev jobs are decent.

Glad you like it! I'm trying to put out more content, so stay tuned.

You can do mtech in computer science. You have to check with university for that. However I would recommend against that. You can enter into it without an mtech degree. Just focus on gaining skills. Which you can do with udemy or youtube

Thanks for finishing all 12 hours. Let me know if you have any feedback for me.

I would say just email recruiter and try following up that way

discord.com/invite/cscareers www.reddit.com/r/cscareerquestions/

Thanks for reaching to the end of this very long video. Do you have any feedback for me?

Depends on the company you are applying at and the roles you are applying for.

Lol.. awww.

That is a great idea! I will definitely make a video on that.

Thanks. Really appreciate ur comment bro.

Thanks a lot. Genuinely appreciate it.

Thanks

Feel free to ask in the next one

Thanks. Happy to help.

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Glad it was helpful!

And thank you for all the videos btw.

Appreciate it. Will look into it.

There are already java full courses available on youtube.

Sir unable to find that java video..pls help me to find

​@@DestinationFAANGand also it is not coming in UA-cam search

​@@DestinationFAANGSir unable to find that java video..pls help me to find

Deleting is not the solution, because what has been explained is still most of accurate.

@@DestinationFAANG Your comment is as illogical as the solution explained in the video

agreed

Sure, will never delete it. Thanks

May be in future.

Thanks for watching!

Happy to help

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@DestinationFAANG how we can get money

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Great. Good luck on your journey

Most welcome.

Most of my advice were pretty generic and apply everywhere.

Thanks. 🙏

What's your favorite Leetcode question? Any feedback for the video?

Thanks for the suggestion! Already working towards that.

Set A Set is used when: Unordered unique elements are required. Membership testing (checking if an item exists) needs to be fast. Duplicates are not allowed. Why Use Set Instead of Array or List? Faster Lookup: Searching for an item in a Set is usually O(1) (hash-based), while searching in a List is O(n). Prevent Duplicates Automatically: Sets inherently reject duplicate items, whereas arrays or lists require manual checks. Map A Map is used when: Key-value pairs are required. Keys need to be unique. You need to maintain the order of insertion (unlike plain objects). Why Use Map Instead of Object? Flexibility in Key Types: In a Map, keys can be of any type (e.g., objects, functions, primitives). In an object, keys are always strings or symbols. Better Performance for Iteration: Maps maintain insertion order and iterate faster when dealing with large data. Clearer Semantics: A Map explicitly represents a mapping between keys and values, making the intent of the code clearer. Set: Use when you care about uniqueness and don't need key-value mappings. Map: Use when you need key-value pairs with unique keys and want better iteration performance.

Really appreciate it bro.

Sure. Will try that.

Nope. Its O(m+n)

@ Nope. Pls don’t spread misinformation. Let me give you an edge case, consider a tree with this structure: root = [4,4,4,4,4,null,null,null,null,4], subRoot= [4,4,4] For this edge case, all subtrees of length n will be tried in bigger tree with size m.

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You’re welcome

Thanks for completing full video. Do you have any feedback for me?

@@DestinationFAANG I think your video structure is very well done. However I would insist making the font bigger when writing the code and also trying to get rid of "static variables" because in a real life scenario you wouldn't use static (like trying to make them more realistic, but this isn't really necessary, only if you want). Also don't use full red, blue colors for background when changing text.. it burns my eyes when watching at night your videos

So grateful to hear that someone actually spent 12 hours of my video. Thanks for the comment as well. Do you have any feedback for me?

Most welcome