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Top 30 Must-Do DSA Problems for SDE Interviews

Top 30 Must-Do DSA Problems for SDE Interviews

Here’s a curated list of 30 essential DSA problems that cover arrays, strings, linked lists, trees, stacks, queues, hashing, and searching/sorting. Solving these will prepare you for 60–70% of coding rounds for fresher and early SDE roles.

Arrays

Strings

Linked List

Trees

Sorting & Searching

Stacks & Queues

Hashing & Misc

πŸ’‘ Tip:
Don’t just memorize – focus on solving, analyzing time/space complexity, and re-solving without looking at solutions. These patterns repeat across companies.

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