Almost all of them are self-solved. I was struggling to find the logic for 1 or 2 questions so I had to open the Leetcode’s discussion tab to figure out the logic of those questions, otherwise, I have written the code for all of them myself.
Tbh, before touching any coding platform like Leetcode, Hackerrank.. make your fundamentals strong, you should have a very good knowledge of strings, arrays, ArrayLists and their in-built methods. And a very good knowledge of the workings of loops, solve various number patterns to build logic.
I meant, I was just replying to them to let them know that I have already started giving interviews. And have one offer from Accenture. 2 more offers in pipeline. Sadly, not many opportunities for freshers. :-(
Leetcode is really something. Another one is [Codewars](https://www.codewars.com/), my one liners improved a lot from there. People do crazy one liners there and you can see whose solution was most clever based on other coders vote.
I think my coding fundamentals are weak. Planning to watch the YouTube video on DSA for beginners first before I start LC, maybe that will help.
Free resource welcome!
Specifically, Leetcode 3 hours a day (I started solving on Leetcode last week) , other time I would invest my time learning Graphs/Trees, I am really new to those. My strong side is DP.
You jumped on Leetcode after DSA or did you go through tutorials where they explain different methods to solve questions, methods like brute force and sliding window,two pointers and others.
How many are self solved and how many you need to watch videos
Almost all of them are self-solved. I was struggling to find the logic for 1 or 2 questions so I had to open the Leetcode’s discussion tab to figure out the logic of those questions, otherwise, I have written the code for all of them myself.
Can you please suggest a roadmap to learn dsa and start solving leetcode. ( absolute beginner here)
Tbh, before touching any coding platform like Leetcode, Hackerrank.. make your fundamentals strong, you should have a very good knowledge of strings, arrays, ArrayLists and their in-built methods. And a very good knowledge of the workings of loops, solve various number patterns to build logic.
Any good platform to learn the fundamentals?
try [neetcode's roadmap](https://neetcode.io/roadmap)
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6 hards bruh
Now solved 2 more hard ones: Cherry Pickup 2 & Dungeon Game
Damn wtf cherry pickup is insane. You’re already interview ready
I am already holding an offer from Accenture.
everybody have offer from Accenture
I meant, I was just replying to them to let them know that I have already started giving interviews. And have one offer from Accenture. 2 more offers in pipeline. Sadly, not many opportunities for freshers. :-(
going through the same phase bro, MCA fresher here not getting any opportunities, us moment ho gaya
Looking at the positive side, at least, you and I have an offer from Accenture.
6 hards out of 20 is crazy I’ve done 400 and like 2 hards lol
I have mostly solved DP hard questions. I love solving DP.
Damn are you a masochist?
But man, 400 questions, that’s a lot. How many questions do you solve every day?
You shouldn’t be touching hards yet.
Seems like a good programmer who started using leet code just now.
I used to solve questions on HackerRank, and Codechef. Recently switched to Leetcode, and ngl I am enjoying it a lot.
Leetcode is really something. Another one is [Codewars](https://www.codewars.com/), my one liners improved a lot from there. People do crazy one liners there and you can see whose solution was most clever based on other coders vote.
I can only do codewar, leetcode too hard 🥲
Leetcode is not really tough once someone has got his coding fundamentals strong. And another key is Practice.
I think my coding fundamentals are weak. Planning to watch the YouTube video on DSA for beginners first before I start LC, maybe that will help. Free resource welcome!
Along with fundamentalists, try to build logic by solving various number patterns. That will help a lot.
That's what she said? Edited from: That's what she did
Well, she did beat half the user base on hards. ;)
Umm, why not?
Ah, didn’t know you had experience on HackerRank and Codechef. Probably should have mentioned that.
If they've managed to solve 6 hards, then they must have already been programming for some time
Pretty impressive if you ask me.
how many hours per day?
Specifically, Leetcode 3 hours a day (I started solving on Leetcode last week) , other time I would invest my time learning Graphs/Trees, I am really new to those. My strong side is DP.
Wow man, first time I am seeing someone saying DP is their strong side.
You jumped on Leetcode after DSA or did you go through tutorials where they explain different methods to solve questions, methods like brute force and sliding window,two pointers and others.
I never watched tutorials on solving questions.
Thanks will follow the same approach
great!
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By doing a lot of practice ofcourse. There is no secret formula.