Here we have covered the top five books that can be a great resource to prepare you well for your next coding interview.

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<div><a href="https://content.techgig.com/author_articles_all.cms?query=%22Priyamvada%20PS%22&amp;author=%22Priyamvada%20PS%22" dir="ltr">Priyamvada PS</a>&nbsp;|&nbsp;15 Jun 2021, 10:06 PM</div><div dir="ltr"><a href="http://content.techgig.com/searchresult.cms?query=Interviews" dir="ltr">Interviews</a> can be overwhelming for even experienced candidates. Coding interviews are considered even more tough to crack as it assesses a candidate’s <a href="http://content.techgig.com/searchresult.cms?query=skills" dir="ltr">skills</a>, smartness, intelligence along with the ability to solve problems and decisions. The work of a coder usually involves working with algorithms, problems and complex scenarios that require more than just technical skills. Cracking the <a href="http://content.techgig.com/searchresult.cms?query=coding-interview" dir="ltr">coding interview</a> is not easy and it is always advised that candidates prepare well for their interviews in advance. Here we have covered the top five books that can be a great resource to prepare you well for your next coding interview. 
 
 
1. Programming Interviews Exposed by John Mongan, Noah Suojanen Kindler, Eric Giguère
 A great book for coders preparing for technical interviews. The book offers guidance on the interview processes that are faced by programmers today. As online coding contests are the new norm, programmers need to be well prepared in advance to ace the interview and fight the competition. This book covers a mix of basic to advanced level questions from a range of topics that can help you learn the skills to solve all types of problems.
 
 
2. Cracking the Coding Interview by Gayle Laakmann McDowell
 A basic coding interview book that offers great insights into the programming interviews and what leading tech companies such as Microsoft, Google are looking for in a candidate when <a href="http://content.techgig.com/searchresult.cms?query=hiring" dir="ltr">hiring</a> for programming roles. This book offers basic knowledge about topics such as data structure, algorithms, <a href="http://content.techgig.com/searchresult.cms?query=SQL" dir="ltr">SQL</a>, <a href="http://content.techgig.com/searchresult.cms?query=Java" dir="ltr">Java</a>, networking, database, and more, commonly asked during coding interviews. 
 
 
3. The Algorithm Design Manual by Steven S Skiena 
 The book aims to simplify the designing algorithms and serves as a practical reference guide for programmers, researchers, and students. It offers easy access to combinatorial algorithms technology, which lays more emphasis on design over analysis. The book has instructions on methods for designing and analysing computer algorithms.
 
 
4. Elements of Programming Interviews by Amit Prakash, Tsung-hsien Lee, Adnan Aziz 
 The book covers the nontechnical aspects of interviewing, including strategies, common mistakes, perspectives, tips on negotiating, etc. It also offers a summary of data structures, algorithms, and problem solving patterns. Coding problems are highlighted with the help of a series of chapters that cover the basic and advanced data structures, sorting, algorithm design principles, and more.
 
 
5. Programming Pearls by Jon Bentley 
 One of the most important books to prepare for your coding interviews. The Programming Pearls emphasises on problem solving, algorithm design, accuracy as well as robustness. The book will prepare you well for your interview as it discusses many hardcore programming problems along with their solutions.
 
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