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Kindly help. Got 4 days left. I can tackle, enjoy and complete medium questions but I feel I have an impostor syndrome. I usually do come up with the solution, but it lacks the quality to pass all the tests ( essentially it fails in some of the test cases ). I was thinking of writing an article titled "Most Efficient Algorithms with Highest Returns". What I mean are algos. such as DP and DFS that usually take an exponential algo. and bring the BigO down to O(n). That's some return. Could you point me to let's say 4-5 algos like that and I'll be on my way?

Thanks! Great vid!

Thank you.

thanks a lotttt!

Big Thanks for the video and the guidance, This is gold ! I tried the subscribe page and it didn't work tho :/ , even the discord link to dm you. The invitation expired sadly. I would be glad if you could sort things out !

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Great advice.

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How did you prepare for Online Assessments?

It's just like Math. First you learn how to solve the problems then you get questions to practice

unable to get the list , can you help me out?

Studying solutions that are done well is actually good advice. I've spent actual days trying to figure out how to solve a problem that I didn't have the knowledge to do. Instead of looking things up I tried to solve it on my own which got me no where and was a waste of time in hind sight. Studying a good solution for the problem taught me so much more than pulling my hair out for hours.

actually good advice. great video.

Do I really have to practice leetcode for a year before i can crack any interview????

bro leetcode patterns?

Thanks for the wonderful rundown aiding DSA practise Do you have the set of questions for the DS and A types for practise and test?

Why did you delete your self hosting video?

This is very helpful. I'm in the quantity phase of learning. I've "solved" 45 leetcodes and about 3 of them by myself (easys).

How should a beginner, new to learning programming, begin to start attempting Leetcode problems? By this, I mean at what stage of learning should you start? I am still learning fundamentals. Thanks!

Which tool do u use to create visualisations??

Most honest video ,I have seen till now

bro continue this series please

What a phenomenal edit! Great video!

Even I learned this the hard way !! Here's a like

Hey, unrelated to the video but saw you mentioned getting rid of brain fog. Was this mainly from reducing phone usage & waking up at certain times?

Great video and explanation. I have a quick question. Which tool is used to create the animations?

unfortunately, leet code is more about memorizing question that being good at problem solving. though the hope is after seeing like 500 leet code you learn the tricks.

Thank you Dave, great video!

First comment. Thanks Dave ♥

Anyone struggle comprehending LeetCode's editorials due to their writing style ? 😢

This is actually how we learn most things in school. It took millennia for simple mathematical concepts to form our basic elementary curriculum. It would be infeasible to expect kids to come up with these concepts by themselves.

Just learning the solutions is not controversial. These tests are total bullshit. I am glad I made a lot of money when there was no leetcode and no scrum. You kids are being screwed. You are better off becoming plumbers. At this point you are being treated like sweat shop workers.

Thank you Dave.

I can brute force most of those questions, but man, going from O(N**2) to O(N) or even O(Log N)...those solutions are crazy. No way you can come up with them on your own in 5 minutes. An hour or two, some time to play around and see what works and what not, test a few approaches, yes. In an interview? You either know it or not. Sadly, interviewers usually say "Good job, but can you lower the time complexity?"...

Thanks!

I know I am not the target audience for this video, but I wanted to put a perspective from a TL from FANG. The previous 2-3 years I especially have seen an influx of engineers who joined companies that is above their weight class by grinding leet code. Imagine joining a team of people and being the slowest one. During meeting people would speak too fast for you to follow, and every-time someone has to repeat something many times for you to understand it. Everyone is going to be on your side when you first join, but in a year if you still don’t manage to be as quick as everyone else. Managers and TLs are going to start putting some pressure on you. And please forgive us when we do, because those above us take a look at our headcount and start questioning why the engineering velocity is so low, or why certain members cannot be independent. Effectively, if you’re not fast enough, you either make up for it in overtime or you will be given a bad rating. I have seen a few people really stressed out by this. And people around you in your team won’t be sympathetic, because they are the ones picking up your work. I am not discouraging everyone to try if you’re struggling, but do keep in mind that the struggle does not end in leetcode if you’re struggling to solve leetcode problems.

Bruh here in India, even a low paying company asks DP as warm up questions.

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Thanks for the video! Excited for your next one!

take it a bit of a step further and write unit tests for the coding challenge solutions. Ask chatGPT if you need help doing it but that helps get a better understanding of the logic. You can even set a breakpoint on the unit test and run the debugger and step thru the method under test and watch it all unfold

Thanks for this wonderful video.

this channel is criminally underrated

this is a great explanation

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Nice

Never starts with strings and arrays. They are too generic

Hi, I wouldn't like to know how Ai impacta o sites like this. Thanks

I started leetcode just now and managed to solve half of blind 75 and around total of 100 problem and I feel like complete begineer still but I definitely can see myself improving

i just did a interview today, got smashed by an easy question of hash map... Nervousism is your worst enemy for sure

Got my first job out of college with a small company (25 employees or less) and have been there ever since (6 years this May), and I've gotta say, I absolutely dread the day I need to move on to another job with how ridiculous the space has become with often very long and drawn out interviews asking you to do leetcode questions on a whiteboard when you'll likely never use it on the job itself. Especially now that it's not JUST the FANNG companies employing these types of interviews - it's bleeding into the smaller lesser known companies as well and it's just insane to think you need to do some shit like this for a year (while currently being employed working full time) to pass some weird gatekeeper-like interview. I've been a successful software dev for just about 6 years now and can only imagine the amount of people who would be fully qualified for the job they're interviewing for just to be passed over due to a lack of leetcode grinding to the point where it's not really even about skill as a programmer and more about memorization. Memorization does not make someone a good programmer. /endrant