I have talked about how to learn Low Level System Design (LLD) or Object Oriented System Design as a beginner. I have discussed what are the best resources for learning OOP System Design and how to use educative.io courses. This will help you to transition from a SDE-1 to SDE-2 role at any company.

I have covered all the concepts that are mandatory to learn low level system design and the standard problems you need to know before going to the interview.

Important OOP Concepts
1. Object
2. Class
3. Inheritance
4. Polymoprhism
5. Abstraction
6. Encapsulation

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Design Patterns -

Important Design Patterns
1. Singleton
2. Factory
3. Abstract Factory
4. Builder
5. Adapter
6. Decorator
7. Strategy

Resources -
1. TutorialsPoint - tutorialspoint.com/design_pattern/index.htm
2. OODesign - oodesign.com/design-principles.html

SOLID Principles -
1. oodesign.com/design-principles.html
2. medium.com/backticks-tildes/the-s-o-l-i-d-principles-in-pictures-b34ce2f1e898

Standard Problems
1. Parking Lot
2. 2-P games like Chess, Carrom, TicTacToe
3. Elevator
4. Caching Library
5. Ticket Booking System like BookMyShow
6. BlackJack
7. Book Management System
8. ATM

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2. Educative.io course - educative.io/courses/grokking-the-object-oriented-design-interview

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Parking Lot System Design is a commonly asked Object Oriented Design Interview Question in big tech companies like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, etc. In this video, I am discussing how to tackle the System Design interview question about designing a parking lot system. This video includes the following, however, I would recommend you to watch the video full to avoid missing any important points.

00:00 - Introduction
03:15 - Requirements Collection for Parking Lot Design
08:00 - Mistakes to avoid during requirements collection
09:35 - Use Design Patterns for Object-Oriented Design for Parking Lot
10:20 - Top-Down and Bottom-Up design approaches
11:15 - The right way of identifying actors and objects in the system
13:20 - Detailed System Design of Parking Lot
26:35 - Final Remarks
27:28 - Special guest appearance

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- How to Ace Object-Oriented Design Interviews: thinksoftware.medium.com/how-to-ace-object-oriented-design-interviews-4f9a667e0780

- Elevator System Design — A tricky technical interview question: thinksoftware.medium.com/elevator-system-design-a-tricky-technical-interview-question-116f396f2b1c

- System Design of URL Shortening Service like TinyURL: thinksoftware.medium.com/tinyurl-design-from-the-bible-of-distributed-system-design-interviews-fcf821ec859

- File Sharing Service Like Dropbox Or Google Drive — How To Tackle System Design Interview: thinksoftware.medium.com/how-to-tackle-system-design-interview-for-file-sharing-service-like-dropbox-or-google-drive-7983fdbf1a82

- Design Twitter — Microservices Architecture of Twitter Service: thinksoftware.medium.com/design-twitter-microservices-architecture-of-twitter-service-996ddd68e1ca

- How to Effectively Use Mock Interviews to Prepare for FAANG Software Engineering Interviews: thinksoftware.medium.com/how-to-effectively-use-mock-interviews-to-prepare-for-faang-software-engineering-interviews-7e7bffac978

- Robinhood Backend System Design - How to receive realtime stock updates: thinksoftware.medium.com/robinhood-backend-system-design-how-to-receive-realtime-stock-updates-56cd0009bd0

- Payment Gateway System Design — How does the Stripe work: thinksoftware.medium.com/payment-gateway-system-design-how-does-the-stripe-work-917b2ba976f

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System Design Interview is an integral part of Software Engineer interviews and it takes a lot of time to prepare for System Design Interview questions. While there are people like Gaurav Sen who are doing a good job at teaching System Design concepts, I believe System Design Interviews are fundamentally broken. In this video, I'll explain Why.

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System design interview questions have become a standard part of the software engineering hiring process. Performance in these interviews reflects upon your ability to work with complex systems and translates into the position and salary the interviewing company offers you. Most engineers struggle with system design interview (SDI), partly because of their lack of experience in developing large scale systems, and partly because of the unstructured nature of SDIs. Even engineers, who’ve some experience building such systems, aren't comfortable with these interviews, mainly due to the open-ended nature of design problems that don't have a standard answer.

This course is a complete guide to master the SDIs. It is created by hiring managers who’ve been working at Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon. We've carefully chosen a set of questions, that haven’t only been repeatedly asked at top companies but also provide a thorough experience to handle any system design problem.

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Watch our mock Amazon system design interview. Neamah asks Timothy, Amazon/Airbnb software engineer, a question on how to design a reservation and payment system for a parking garage.

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00:00:37 Question
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00:10:55 Data types
00:19:56 Design
00:23:27 Trade-offs
00:26:15 Interview analysis
00:28:33 Tips

Here are 5 Tips for System Design interviews. They are helpful when preparing for a System Design interview.

1. Don't get into details prematurely

2. Avoid fitting requirements to a set architecture in mind

3. Keep it simple, stupid! Remember to look at the big picture and avoid too many hacks when solving.

4. Have justifications for the points you make. Don't use buzz words or half hearted thoughts in your design.

5. Be aware of the current solutions and tech practices. A lot of solutions can be purchased off the shelf which simplify implementation. You should be able to argue for a custom implementation with it's pros and cons.

Have these on the back of your mind during you interview, and all the best!
Here are three major points evaluated during the interview:
1. Clarity of Thought

a. Express your thoughts in a clear manner.

b. Justify your decisions. Critical reasoning and argument are key to a successful software design.

c. When faced with a problem, use standard approaches to mitigate it. For example, say you are faced with an availability problem. State that replication and partitioning help increase availability in general, and move on to offer a solution.

d. Don’t make points without thinking them through. Half-hearted attempts at solving problems are frowned upon heavily.

2. Know about existing solutions

a. Stay up to date with the current solutions in the market. This includes products and design practices. If NoSQL is being adopted left right and center, you need to be aware of it.

b. Know when to pick a solution vs. building something custom. If you name a product, you should be (generally) aware of the features it provides.

c. Design practices enable you to meet custom requirements. Examples are decoupling systems, load balancing, sticky sessions, etc…

3. Flexibility

a. Switch your targets as the requirements shift. If the interviewer wants to know about one particular part of the system, do it first.

b. Never have a set architecture in mind. We all try to fit requirements to a system, but only after it has been shaped by the initial ones. A rigid attitude creates a brittle architecture. It will break before you do.

c. Take a step back at times to make adjustments to the general architecture. Being focused on one part can narrow our vision and bloat those areas. There will be components which can be extracted out and extended to the rest of the system.

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Elevator System Design is a commonly asked Object Oriented Design Interview Question in big tech companies like Google, Facebook, Microsoft, Amazon, etc. In this video, I am discussing how to tackle System Design interview questions about designing an elevator system. This video includes the following, however, I would recommend you to watch the video full to avoid missing any important points.

00:00 - Introduction
00:30 - How to tackle Object Oriented System Design Interview Questions
02:45 - Requirements of an Elevator System
11:35 - Actors and Objects in an Elevator System
15:35 - Use cases in Elevator System Design
18:00 - Classes and Interfaces in the Elevator System Design
20:05 - Dispatch Algorithms used in an Elevator System
41:15 - Final Remarks

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- Elevator System Design — A tricky technical interview question: thinksoftware.medium.com/elevator-system-design-a-tricky-technical-interview-question-116f396f2b1c

- System Design of URL Shortening Service like TinyURL: thinksoftware.medium.com/tinyurl-design-from-the-bible-of-distributed-system-design-interviews-fcf821ec859

- File Sharing Service Like Dropbox Or Google Drive — How To Tackle System Design Interview: thinksoftware.medium.com/how-to-tackle-system-design-interview-for-file-sharing-service-like-dropbox-or-google-drive-7983fdbf1a82

- Design Twitter — Microservices Architecture of Twitter Service: thinksoftware.medium.com/design-twitter-microservices-architecture-of-twitter-service-996ddd68e1ca

- How to Effectively Use Mock Interviews to Prepare for FAANG Software Engineering Interviews: thinksoftware.medium.com/how-to-effectively-use-mock-interviews-to-prepare-for-faang-software-engineering-interviews-7e7bffac978

- Robinhood Backend System Design - How to receive realtime stock updates: thinksoftware.medium.com/robinhood-backend-system-design-how-to-receive-realtime-stock-updates-56cd0009bd0

- Payment Gateway System Design — How does the Stripe work: thinksoftware.medium.com/payment-gateway-system-design-how-does-the-stripe-work-917b2ba976f

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In this interview, Jacob (Dropbox Software Engineer) answers a system design interview question of designing Instagram, commonly asked in software engineering and technical program management (TPM) interviews.

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Learning system design is not a one time task. It requires regular effort and consistent curiosity to build large scale systems. Moreover, every system has different requirements and meeting them requires expertise and people with varied and specific knowledge. There are a lot of resources to learn through videos. But not everyone enjoys that mode of learning. Instead some people understand things better by reading and thinking on the points put forward by the author. Such people can access these in different ways - blogs, articles and books. We have come up with this video to put light on one such aspect, that is - Books on system design.
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I have talked about how to learn System Design or High-Level Design(HLD) as a beginner. I have discussed what are the best resources for learning System Design like how to use educative.io courses. This will help you to transition from an SDE-1 to an SDE-2 role at any company.

I have covered all the concepts that are mandatory to learn system design and the standard problems you need to know before going to the interview.

Important Concepts
1. Scalability
2. Performance
3. Latency and Throughput
4. Consistency
5. Availability
6. Partition Tolerance
7. CAP Theorem
8. Domain Name System
9. Content Delivery Network
10. Load Balancers and Reverse Proxy
11. Microservices
12. Databases
13. Caching
14. Message Queues

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Standard Questions
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2. TinyURL
3. Uber
4. BookMyShow
5. Twitter Feed
6. Facebook Messenger
7. Search in Instagram
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This system design interview question/how to system design is for software engineers, software developers, web developers, front end engineers, QA engineers, product managers, network engineers equally important. This interview problem can be asked as a coding interview question, system design question or object oriented design question.

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