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kdn251/interviews

`kdn251/interviews` is a large interview-prep repository centered on coding interview study materials. It is high-visibility, actively maintained as of May 12, 2025, and organized around curated links and notes for topics like data structures, algorithms, runtime analysis, online judges, live practice, books, and news. Its README also points to The Daily Byte, Kevin Naughton Jr.'s YouTube/Instagram, and includes a Simplified Chinese translation.

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