Google's toughest interview question - Burst Balloons: 312

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Learn to solve this amazing Leetcode hard, problem that has been asked in hundreds of technical interviews at companies like Nvidia, Google, Facebook, Amazon, Linked in, Microsoft, Meta, apple, Uber.

This question is part of leetcode important questions, data structure important questions, and it is also one of the most asked dsa interview questions that has been most asked in coding interview question.

Welcome to our in-depth tutorial on LeetCode Problem 312: Burst Balloons. In this video, we'll guide you through understanding the problem statement, exploring various solution approaches (brute force, better, and optimal), and explaining a fully-detailed Java implementation. This is part of the most asked coding questions in placements and this is a data structure important questions

This type of problem is common in coding interviews and mastering it will help you get closer to landing your dream job!

Join us as we:
Understand the problem statement.
Figure out brute force and optimal solution.
Time and space complexity and full thought process.
Java code with a live coding session.

Leetcode link: https://leetcode.com/problems/burst-b...
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Understanding the problem statement: 00:00
Brute Force: 04:35
Why greedy won't work: 06:15
Optimal solution: 07:36
Code: 23:20
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