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Coding Patterns - Mastering Stacks

Oct 11 2025

A stack is a linear data structure that follows the Last In, First Out (LIFO) principle. The most recently added element is the first one to be removed. Stacks are particularly useful for problems involving reversals, balanced structures, and tracking previous states.

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Coding Patterns - Binary search

Sep 25 2025

Binary search is more than just finding an element in a sorted array. Its core principle repeatedly dividing a search space in half and can be extended to a wide variety of problems. By leveraging binary search on answers, monotonic properties, or rotated arrays, we can solve problems that seem unrelated to searching.

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Coding Patterns - Sliding Window

Sep 16 2025

The sliding window technique is a powerful optimization strategy used in problems involving arrays or strings. Instead of recalculating values for every possible subarray or substring, we maintain a window that slides across the data, updating results incrementally.

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Coding Patterns - Fast and Slow Pointers

Sep 11 2025

The fast and slow pointer technique is an extension of the two-pointer concept. Instead of moving both pointers at the same speed, one pointer moves one step at a time (slow), while the other moves two steps at a time (fast).

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Coding Patterns - Linked Lists

Sep 10 2025

A linked list is a dynamic data structure made up of nodes. Each node contains data and a pointer (or reference) to the next node.

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Coding Patterns - HashMaps

Sep 8 2025

HashMaps (also called dictionaries or hash tables) are fundamental data structures that allow for fast average-time operations for insert, delete, and lookup all in O(1).

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Coding Patterns - Two-Pointer Technique

Sep 7 2025

The two-pointer technique refers to an algorithm that uses two pointers (indices) to navigate within a data structure such as an array or linked list.

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JavaScript Tips Every Beginner Should Know

May 08 2025

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A practical guide to writing better JavaScript, filled with real-world tips I’ve learned through experience.

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C4-Event Handling and Conditional Rendering in React

Dec 26 2024

Today's session in the 'React: Zero to Hero' series focused on mastering Event Handling and Conditional Rendering.

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C3-State and Props

Dec 8 2024

Learned the two foundational concepts—state and props—in today's 'React: Zero to Hero' series.

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C2-Setting Up React Project

Dec 7 2024

Learn how to set up your first app using modern tools like Vite or Create React App, understand the folder structure, and create your first component with clean ES6 syntax.

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C1-React and Why Learn It

Dec 6 2024

Join the ‘React: Zero to Hero’ series, where we start from scratch and guide you through React’s basics to advanced topics like hooks, state management, and performance optimization.

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Optimizing React Components with useCallback

Nov 5 2024

Exploring how the useCallback hook can help reduce unnecessary re-renders in React components.

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Handling File Conflicts: Update for Folder Organizer

Oct 28 2024

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How to automatically rename files when duplicates are detected in your folder organization script.

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Automated Folder Structure Generator

Oct 25 2024

Automate the generation of the project folder structure in markdown format with Python.

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No More Mess: Organizing Folder with a Python Script

Oct 22 2024

Struggling with a cluttered downloads folder? I used a simple Python script to automatically organize files into neat categories.

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Hi, I'm Samarth. I'm a software engineer based in Los Angeles. You can follow me on Twitter, see some of my work on GitHub, or read more about me on LinkedIn.