Meta onsite interview is in 1.5 weeks. I solved around 50LCs (easy + mid) and definitely don't feel like I'm ready.
Does Meta frequently ask graph algorithms other than good ol' DFS, BFS? I'm talking about algos like topological sort, shortest path, union find etc
I'm trying to decide what to spend my limited time, those type of questions vs system design vs top 100 FB tagged LC
Note: I know they are not really advanced algorithms, but I wanted to add advanced keyword to differentiate them from DFS, BFS because almost all companies ask those traversal algorithms
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I wouldn't practice LC for these btw, just understand the intuition and then use your actual programming skills to code them up if you need to
I’d focus on fundamental 2-3 question per pattern and try to get the pattern.
Good luck!!