Prepare for Technical Interviews Using Your Own Code
Code explanation, design trade-offs aur debugging questions ki practice.
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What this session would cover
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- 1Reviewing your own projects in depth
- 2Explaining design decisions
- 3Identifying weaknesses and improvements
- 4Practising live explanations
- 5Preparing for follow-up technical questions
- 6Using AI to generate likely questions
Who it's for
- • Developers preparing for interviews
- • CS students
You'd leave with
- A project review checklist
- A likely-question list
- Explanation practice
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