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Yangshun Tay
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sidebar_label: Study and practice plan
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import InDocAd from './\_components/InDocAd';
import QuestionList from './\_components/QuestionList';
One of the most important questions to answer at the start of your coding interview preparation is: What study topics and practice questions should you do to most efficiently prepare for your coding interviews?
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My personal recommendation would be the **Breadth-first preparation** or **Depth-first-then-breadth preparation**. It's important to have some form of breadth-level studying / practicing in your schedule so that you don't forget about the earlier topics as you move on to later topics.
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## The 3 month study plan - with recommended study resources and practice question links
In each study plan, you will find a list of coding interview topics with resources and practice questions that you should work through **in order of priority** every week.
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| [Math](./algorithms/math.md) | Low | 1 hour |
| [Geometry](./algorithms/geometry.md) | Low | 1 hour |
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### Week 5 - 12: In-depth practice
Here, I listed 75 questions that you should do to be fully prepared for your coding interviews. This list of questions are generated from the [**Grind 75 tool**](https://www.techinterviewhandbook.org/grind75/) (built by me), which generates recommended study plans for coding interviews based on the time you have left. More options like filtering by difficulty, topics, alternative grouping of questions can be found there.