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Autocomplete: Coding Interview Question

Coding Interview Question: Autocomplete

Posted by Sam Gavis-Hughson

Coding Interview Question: Write an autocomplete class that returns all dictionary words with a given prefix. Click for the solution.

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Sam Gavis-Hughson is a software engineer based in New York City. Through Byte by Byte, he publishes regular coding interview question videos, demonstrating proper interview techniques. He also helps many students by offering practice coding interviews to help them get jobs at Google, Facebook, and other exciting tech companies.