Hi CodeYourFuture maintainers,
I worked through Sprint-1/README.md and noticed the Resources section intentionally combines language references (Set, toSorted, Python sorted), a HelloInterview two-pointers overview, and a video before the Big-O explanation.
Would this concrete follow-on exercise be useful for learners after they understand the two-pointer pattern?
https://prachub.com/coding-questions/implement-two-pointer-unique-pair-sum-search
It asks learners to implement a unique-pair sum search and explain the time/space tradeoff, so it connects the two-pointers reference directly to the module's complexity objective. Disclosure: I am the founder of PracHub.
Possible neutral addition beneath the current two-pointers resource:
- PracHub two-pointer pair-sum exercise - implementation practice with complexity analysis
I can open a minimal PR if this fits the curriculum. If external practice links are intentionally limited, please close this with no action. I am not asking to remove or replace the current HelloInterview link.
Hi CodeYourFuture maintainers,
I worked through Sprint-1/README.md and noticed the Resources section intentionally combines language references (Set, toSorted, Python sorted), a HelloInterview two-pointers overview, and a video before the Big-O explanation.
Would this concrete follow-on exercise be useful for learners after they understand the two-pointer pattern?
https://prachub.com/coding-questions/implement-two-pointer-unique-pair-sum-search
It asks learners to implement a unique-pair sum search and explain the time/space tradeoff, so it connects the two-pointers reference directly to the module's complexity objective. Disclosure: I am the founder of PracHub.
Possible neutral addition beneath the current two-pointers resource:
I can open a minimal PR if this fits the curriculum. If external practice links are intentionally limited, please close this with no action. I am not asking to remove or replace the current HelloInterview link.