This repository is dedicated to solving Data Structures and Algorithms (DSA) problems in Swift, particularly for iOS developers preparing for coding interviews. Many iOS developers struggle with DSA topics, and this initiative aims to bridge that gap by providing well-structured solutions, explanations, and best practices in Swift.
Many iOS developers focus heavily on UI/UX and app development but often struggle with algorithmic problem-solving during technical interviews. The goal of this repository is to help iOS engineers become confident in DSA by:
- Providing Swift-based solutions for common DSA problems.
- Encouraging daily problem-solving for consistency.
- Helping iOS developers develop a strong algorithmic mindset.
- Offering optimized and well-documented code for better understanding.
This repository is structured to keep problems organized and accessible.
📂 iOS_DSA_Problems
│-- 📂 Arrays
│ │-- Problem1.swift
│ │-- Problem2.swift
│-- 📂 LinkedLists
│ │-- Problem1.swift
│-- 📂 Trees
│ │-- Problem1.swift
│-- 📂 Graphs
│ │-- Problem1.swift
│-- 📂 Sorting
│ │-- QuickSort.swift
│ │-- MergeSort.swift
│-- README.md
Each folder contains problems categorized by topic, making it easier to navigate and focus on specific areas of improvement.
We welcome contributions from the iOS developer community! If you have a problem and solution to share:
- Fork the repository.
- Add your solution under the appropriate category.
- Ensure the code is well-documented and optimized.
- Create a pull request (PR) with a brief explanation.
If you want to run and test the problems locally, follow these steps:
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/yourusername/iOS_DSA_Problems.git
- Open Xcode and create a new Playground.
- Copy and paste the problem file into the Playground.
- Run and test the solution.
This repository will continuously be updated with new problems covering:
- ✅ Arrays & Strings
- ✅ Linked Lists
- ✅ Stacks & Queues
- ✅ Trees & Graphs
- ✅ Dynamic Programming
- ✅ Sorting & Searching
- ✅ Bit Manipulation
Solving problems on Leetcode was hard for me until I started learning and applying these 17 essential patterns to solve problems: [ credit goes to Anshul Chhabra]
Feel free to star ⭐ the repo, fork, and contribute! If you're struggling with a problem, open an issue, and let's discuss and solve it together. Let's make DSA accessible for all iOS developers! 🚀
If you have any suggestions or want to discuss interview problems, reach out via:
- LinkedIn: My Profile
Happy Coding! 🚀