Flashcards to Prepare for Coding Interviews

What it does

Without review, you forget 80% of what you learn within 30 days. Our flashcards use spaced repetition to help you retain knowledge long-term. The Python and Data Structure flashcards are great to reinforce fundamental concepts through different programming languages as a whole. If you are already a developer and know the core principle then these flashcards are great for retention. Practice those hard-to-recall Data Structures and Algorithm concepts on the go. The cards are of perfect size to go comfortably in your pocket. Practice learning new concept from the comfort of your own home or use them to review as you commute to work. Contains actual code snippets and concept explanation asked…from thecodingcards.com

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