100 Days Of Kotlin Codes Challenge - Quickstart [Leetcode]

Live Coding Course for Beginner | Kotlin coding for 100 different problems in 100 days with 10 min each day only.

What you'll learn

Basic knowledge of one programming language i.e Kotlin.

100 Coding Exercises with Detailed Explanations.

Very Essential for novice and beginner who are struggling to put their thoughts of logic into paper. We are putting live coding experience here.

The ultimate resource to prepare for coding interviews, tech interviews and programming interviews

Step by step guide to common questions, how to solve them, optimize, and present them during tech interview

You will master the Kotlin programming language by coding 100 unique problems over 100 days.

Strengthen Your Skills as a Developer.

Become more confident and prepared for your next coding interview

Tricks, Tips, and Skills needed to master your next software engineering technical interview

Requirements

No programming experience needed - I'll teach you everything you need to know

A Mac or PC computer with access to the internet

No paid software required

I'll walk you through, step-by-step how to arrive at solution from scratch

Basic understanding of one programming language.

If you have the ambition to learn and get into one of these companies we will make it achievable for you!

Last but not least, Enthusiasm and Willingness to learn

Description

Join the most comprehensive Kotlin development course on Udemy as it includes 100+ coding problems for beginners with hours of explanation as an LIVE CODING !!This course will teach you Kotlin development and turn you into a kotlin developer in 100 days - or allow you to refresh key essentials and expand your existing knowledge!This course will teach you kotlin coding from the ground up and thanks to the "100 Days Of Code Challenge" which is incorporated into this course (though it's optional to commit to it!), you can become a kotlin developer in 100 days with help of this course!You don't really need to have prior knowledge of Data Structure or Algorithm, but a basic prior knowledge of any programming language will be helpful!After going through these 100 Leetcode questions, you will get your foot wet and start trying some "Medium" questions soon. The purpose of this course is to learn fast and give you the confidence to start working on Leetcode questions.Most of these LC questions are EASY level with a quick solution. You can get the most out of it by following along.The course also includes dozens-and-dozens of Coding Exercises. So you can immediately put everything into practice as soon as you learn it (a very important step).I believes that in order to learn anything of value, you need to start with the foundation and develop the roots of the tree. Only from there will you be able to learn concepts and specific skills(leaves) that connect to the foundation. Learning becomes exponential when structured in this way.So what are you waiting for? Click the buy now button and join me to become world's highest-rated coding course online so that it reaches all the people who wants to learn at affordable price. Wanna help ?

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Section 2: Coding With Me - Let's Start our Journey together to solve 100 Leetcode Problems

Lecture 2 DAY-1 | Concatenation Of Array

Lecture 3 Day-2 | Final Value of Variable After Performing Operations

Lecture 4 Day-3 | Problem -3 | Running Sum 1D Array

Lecture 5 Day-4 | Shuffle The Array Problem

Lecture 6 Day-5 | How To Solve Number Of Good Pairs

Lecture 7 Day-6 | How To Solve Jewels And Stones

Lecture 8 Day-7 | Sunday Special | LIVE Coding Contest

Lecture 9 Day-8| How to solve Smallest Even Multiple

Lecture 10 Day-9 | How to Solve Shuffle String

Lecture 11 Day 10 | How To Solve Find the difference

Lecture 12 Day-11 | How To Solve Replace All Digits with Characters

Lecture 13 Day-12 | How To Solve Maximum 69 Number

Lecture 14 Day-13 | How To Solve How Many Numbers Are Smaller Than Current Number

Lecture 15 Day -14 | How To Solve Subtract the Product and Sum of digit of an integer

Lecture 16 Day-15 | How To Solve Count the digits that divide number

Lecture 17 Day -16 | How To Solve Count of Matches in Tournament

Lecture 18 Day-17 | How To Solve Sum of All Odd Length Subarray

Lecture 19 Day-18 | How To Solv Count number of pairs with Absolute Difference K

Lecture 20 Day-19 | How To Solve Maximum Product Difference Between Two Pairs

Lecture 21 Day 20 | How To Solve Count Good Triplet

Lecture 22 Day-21 | How To Solve Number of Common Factors

Lecture 23 Day-22 | How To Solve Find The Highest Altitude

Lecture 24 Day-23 | How To Solve Minimum Operations to Make Array Increasing

Lecture 25 Day-24 | How To Solve Array Partition

Lecture 26 Day- 25 | Counting Words With a Given Prefix

Lecture 27 Day- 26 | Find N Unique Integers Sum up to Zero

Lecture 28 Day-27 | Find Greatest Common Divisor of Array

Lecture 29 Day-28 | Sum of Digits in Base K

Lecture 30 Day-29 | Maximum Count of Positive Integer and Negative Integer

Lecture 31 Day-30 | Merge Strings Alternately

Lecture 32 Day-31 | First Letter to Appear Twice

Lecture 33 Day-32 | Count Negative Numbers in a Sorted Matrix

Lecture 34 Day-33 | Count Operations to Obtain Zero

Lecture 35 Day-34 | Hamming Distance

Lecture 36 Day-35 | Baseball Game

Lecture 37 Day-36 | Check if Word Equals Summation of Two Words

Lecture 38 Day-37 | Percentage of Letter in String

Lecture 39 Day-38 | Replace Elements with Greatest Element on Right Side

Lecture 40 Day-39 | Unique Number of Occurrences

Lecture 41 Day-40 | Check if Number Has Equal Digit Count and Digit Value (HomeWork)

Lecture 42 Day-41 | Keep Multiplying Found Values by Two

Lecture 43 Day-42 | Make Array Zero by Subtracting Equal Amounts

Lecture 44 Day-43 | A Number After a Double Reversal

Lecture 45 Day-44 | Determine if String Halves Are Alike

Lecture 46 Day-45 | Find Numbers with Even Number of Digits

Lecture 47 Day-46 | Check if All Characters Have Equal Number of Occurrences

Lecture 48 Day-47 | A Number After a Double Reversal

Lecture 49 Day-48 | Determine Color of a Chessboard Square

Lecture 50 Day-49 | Find Target Indices After Sorting Array

Lecture 51 Day-50 | Sum of Unique Elements

Lecture 52 Day-51 | Maximum Number of Pairs in Array

Lecture 53 Day-52 | N-Repeated Element in Size 2N Array

Lecture 54 Day-53 | Final Prices With a Special Discount in a Shop

Lecture 55 Day-54 | Divide Array Into Equal Pairs

Lecture 56 Day-55 | Maximum Number of Balls in a Box

Lecture 57 Day-56 | Minimum Time to Type Word Using Special Typewriter

Lecture 58 Day-57 | Minimum Sum of Four Digit Number After Splitting Digits

Lecture 59 Day-58 | Convert the Temperature

Lecture 60 Day-59 | Maximum Number of Words Found in Sentences

Lecture 61 Day-60 | Kth Missing Positive Number

Lecture 62 Day-61 | Sort Integers by The Number of 1 Bits

Lecture 63 Day-62 | Maximum Number of Words You Can Type

Lecture 64 Day-63 | Smallest Index With Equal Value

Lecture 65 Day-64 | Remove All Adjacent Duplicates In String

Lecture 66 Day-65 | Alternating Digit Sum

Lecture 67 Day-66 | Find the Array Concatenation Value

Lecture 68 Day-67 | Keyboard Row

Lecture 69 Day-68 | Count Pairs Of Similar Strings

Lecture 70 Day-69 | Count Common Words With One Occurrence

Lecture 71 Day-70 | Greatest English Letter in Upper and Lower Case

Lecture 72 Day-71 | Find Common Characters

Lecture 73 Day-72 | Largest Positive Integer That Exists With Its Negative

Lecture 74 Day-73 | Divisor Game

Lecture 75 Day-74 | Part-1 | Count Square Sum Triples

Lecture 76 Day-74 | Part -2 | Count Square Sum Triples

Lecture 77 Day-75 | Relative Sort Array

Lecture 78 Day-76 | Available Captures for Rook

Lecture 79 Day-77 | Complement of Base 10 Integer

Lecture 80 Day-78 | Find Words That Can Be Formed by Characters

Lecture 81 Day-79 | Check if Numbers Are Ascending in a Sentence

Lecture 82 Day-80 | Apply Operations to an Array

Lecture 83 Day-81 | Count Largest Group

Lecture 84 Day-82 | Uncommon Words from Two Sentences

Lecture 85 Day-83 | Count Vowel Substrings of a String

Lecture 86 Day-84 | Find the Distance Value Between Two Arrays

Lecture 87 Day-85 | Count Integers With Even Digit Sum

Lecture 88 Day-86 | Calculate Money in Leetcode Bank

Lecture 89 Day-87 | Divide a String Into Groups of Size k

Lecture 90 Day-88 | Reformat Phone Number

Lecture 91 Day-89 | Sort Even and Odd Indices Independently

Lecture 92 Day-90 | Three Consecutive Odds

Lecture 93 Day-91 | String Matching in an Array

Lecture 94 Day-92 | Maximum Ascending Subarray Sum

Lecture 95 Day-93 | Reformat Date

Lecture 96 Day-94 | Find Lucky Integer in an Array

Lecture 97 Day-95 | Check Whether Two Strings are Almost Equivalent

Lecture 98 Day-96 | Circular Sentence

Lecture 99 Day-97 | Distribute Candies to People

Lecture 100 Day-98 | Occurrences After Bigram

Lecture 101 Day-99 | Check If a Word Occurs As a Prefix of Any Word in a Sentence

Lecture 102 Day-100 | K Items With the Maximum Sum

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