Techwave Academy · India · FREE · Updated 2026-06-09

Sliding Window Pattern — Complete Hindi Guide

Master the sliding-window pattern with Hindi explanations and 5 worked problems. Free LeetCode practice.

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When you see "longest / shortest substring with property X", reach for sliding window. We teach the fixed-size and variable-size templates in Hindi, then solve 5 classic problems: longest substring without repeat, longest substring with K distinct, minimum window substring, permutation in string, max sum subarray.

What you'll learn in this free course

Who is this course for?

This free course is built for students who finished Blind 75 and want broader pattern coverage, and anyone targeting FAANG-level Indian tech interviews (Razorpay, Uber India, Google India, Microsoft IDC). If you have ever Googled sliding window pattern — complete hindi guide and bounced off paid-subscription paywalls or content that assumes you already know everything — this is the course for you.

How learning works on Techwave Academy

About the parent course: NeetCode 150

This page is part of our flagship free course, NeetCode 150. The full course is delivered as short, focused lessons, each with bilingual narration (English and Hinglish), interactive practice widgets, and a clear before-and-after so you can feel yourself getting better. You can pause for weeks and pick up exactly where you left off — your progress is saved.

One phone-number signup unlocks every course on Techwave Academy: AI Bootcamp, Python for Class 4 / 6 / 8 / 10 / CBSE 12, Git, Linux, Spoken English, IOI Prep, Foundation Bootcamp, Blind 75, NeetCode 150, Claude Mastery, Tableau, Power BI, SQL, and Excel. Yes — all 18, forever free.

Frequently asked questions

Should I do Blind 75 first or NeetCode 150 directly?

Blind 75 first is the recommended path — it is shorter (4 weeks) and forces you to learn each pattern once. Then NeetCode 150 deepens coverage.

Are Hindi explanations included?

Yes — every lesson has a Hindi narration track.

Which language do I get the solutions in?

Python, Java, and C++ side-by-side for each problem.

Is the in-browser editor a real judge?

It runs your code against the same test cases LeetCode uses for these problems. You see Pass/Fail per case.

Is this course free?

Yes — 100% free.

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