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Recursion Problem Patterns 🌀 | Solve Any Recursive Problem for FAANGS

Tired of memorizing recursive solutions? Let’s fix that. In this video, you'll learn the 4 core recursion patterns that form the blueprint for nearly every recursion problem.

🚀 The foundational patterns that lets you solve any recursive problem confidently, especially for FAANG and top-tier interviews!

This pattern is commonly used at:
Google
Amazon
Facebook (Meta)
Microsoft
Apple
Bloomberg
LinkedIn
Uber
Goldman Sachs
Adobe

🔍 In this video, you’ll discover:
1️⃣ The universal recursion template – base cases, recursive calls, pruning
2️⃣ 3 common recursion types: Linear, Binary branch, and Tail / Mutual Recursion
3️⃣ Pattern application across trees, graphs, DP, backtracking & divide-and-conquer
4️⃣ Real-life coding examples + dry-run (fibonacci, graph DFS, N‑Queens variant)
5️⃣ Time/Space complexity analysis + memory-call-stack insight
6️⃣ Why mastering recursion is essential for graduating to backtracking, DP & graph algorithms

🔥 Why this matters for FAANG:
Recursion is the backbone of advanced interview problems. Companies like FAANG often evaluate your ability to write clean, stack-safe, and optimized recursive solutions. This pattern empowers you to tackle any recursive challenge thrown your way.


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📌 What’s Inside:

🔁 Pattern 1: Find all solution
🔁 Pattern 2: Find only one Solution
🔁 Pattern 3: Count number of solution
🔁 Pattern 4: Permutation

We’ll go through:

Visual diagrams for each pattern
Sample problems to apply each one
How to identify which pattern fits your problem
When to use memoization or backtracking with each pattern

🎯 Mastering these 4 patterns gives you a framework to solve almost any recursion-based problem—from Leetcode to interviews.

👨‍💻 Great for DSA learners, interview prep, and anyone who wants to stop memorizing and start understanding recursion!