The process of preparing for coding interviews is anxiety-inducing for many developers. There’s so much material to cover, and often much of it feels irrelevant to what devs are doing in their day jobs, which only adds to the stress.

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The Merge Intervals pattern is an efficient technique to deal with overlapping intervals. In a lot of problems involving intervals, you either need to find overlapping intervals or merge intervals if they overlap. There are some cases where you shouldn't use the Two Pointer approach such as in a singly linked list where you can’t move in a backwards direction.

14 Patterns to Ace Any Coding Interview Question

Here is a list of 20 coding patterns:
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