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Last updated 1 year ago

We've used this page to compile a few famous/infamous DSA techniques (specifically to CP/coding challenges)

It's not being listing as the main course in RCS.101. Due to the following reasons

  1. Techniques & Tricks could be a hit-or-miss thing, also they're often just an optimisation.

  2. In RCS our primary focus is to compile a systematic learning roadmap. While the so called "Tricks/Techniques" often being the opposite. We've specially put those here to prevent learners from being distracted (eg. learned all the tricks, while forgot the fundamentals)

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