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Grokking Algorithm Complexity and Big-O

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Course description

Is it difficult to understand how algorithms work and why one solution is better than another? This course on algorithm analysis is created for students, developers, and job seekers who want to confidently understand program performance. You will learn to assess time and space complexity, analyze recursive patterns, and apply the acquired knowledge in practice—in real programming tasks.

By the end of the course, you will be able to consciously choose the most efficient solutions, write optimized code, and confidently pass technical interviews. Start now to enhance your skills and stand out in the world of development and computer science!

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