Coding Patterns in Python and More!
This workshop is hosted by Alex Urmaza and will be around two hours long with ample Q+A time. Free food and drinks will be provided. Prior knowledge of Python is encouraged but not required. Come on down for a relaxed but enthusiastic lecture-discussion on Python coding patterns and more!
If you wish to review the workshop content, here's the PowerPoint that Alex will be using.
As to the specific contents of the workshop, Alex says (in a paraphrased manner): "Coding patterns are a crucial component to interviews in the technology industry. They are fundamental to learn when creating more efficient code. Join me this Wednesday as I go over patterns such as Two-Pointers, Sliding Window, Topological Sorting and much more! This workshop will also cover how to prep and behave during an interview to get the internship/job/opportunity that you're striving for." For more information, please contact Alex or the IEEE board members on Discord!
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- Date: 29 Mar 2023
- Time: 04:00 PM to 05:00 PM
- All times are (GMT-05:00) US/Eastern
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- 1400 Washington Avenue
- University at Albany
- Albany, New York
- United States 12222
- Building: Taconic
- Room Number: B021
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