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The process of preparing for coding interviews is anxiety-inducing for many developers. There’s so much material to cover, and often much of it feels irrelevant to what devs are doing in their day jobs, which only adds to the stress.
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The process of preparing for coding interviews is anxiety-inducing for many developers. One of the most common points of anxiety developers have before the interview is: Have I solved enough practice questions? Could I have done more? That’s why I try to focus on helping developers grasp the underlyingpatterns behind each question. I’ve laid out the top 14 patterns that can be used to solve any coding interview question, as well as how to identify each pattern.

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The STAR Method is one of the most well-known interview frameworks out there that are perfect for answering behavioral interview questions.
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The STAR Method is one of the most well-known interview frameworks out there. The STAR method stands for Situation, Task, Action, and Results. Amazon recommends candidates use this framework for answering Leadership Principle-related interview questions. Using this framework, you can break your interview answer into these four components for a crisp, concise response without compromising quality.