These are for honing intuition around algorithmic puzzles, so it’s a collection of problem-sets. Some of these problem-sets are to quickly gain familiarity with new languages. Over time, I hope to add some writings about interesting algorithms that I have had to write or adapt for my own personal/commercial work and other heuristics learned from studying this area.
These are a collection of algorithmic “canonicals” – fundamental patterns, mathematical tools and problem families that are common in competitive programming and technical interviews. The idea here was to extract some reusable abstractions so that we can build a structured mental model that helps us quickly pattern-match novel problems to known frameworks, invariants and decision-flows.
Some problems from the official 99 exercises-set. It’s modelled after the older 99 Lisp problems and 99 Prolog problems. Doing this to improve my working OCaml.