Train for technical interviews with a real learning system,not disconnected problem lists.

Start with problem framing, then layer arrays, recursion, trees, graphs, and dynamic programming with steady repetition.

1. 1. Read prompts with constraints and complexity targets before coding
2. 2. Recognize when to use hashing, two pointers, windows, DFS, BFS, heaps, and DP
3. 3. Finish with review sets that close each phase before the next one begins

Use the algorithms workspace as a review engine: revisit weak patterns, take mastery reviews, and compress your prep window.

1. 1. Audit weak pattern families quickly
2. 2. Review complexity tradeoffs and edge-case handling
3. 3. Keep the final weeks focused on recall speed and confidence

Combine core problem solving with UI architecture and browser fundamentals so the prep matches the actual interview loop.

1. 1. Rebuild algorithm confidence without ignoring frontend depth
2. 2. Practice state design and performance tradeoffs
3. 3. Use JuniorPath as the calmer foundation reset if needed

Learn the basic coding habits, then transition into structured problem solving with less panic and more repetition.

1. 1. Stabilize JS/TS/React basics
2. 2. Build confidence through smaller reviews and preview drills
3. 3. Transition into the algorithms workspace when ready