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What is that display???

What is that little display

why does it sound like that

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this is probably the best video when it comes to "how to get an A in cs" videos

Girl just recently unknowingly I started something similar strategy But after listening to your version I guess I will improvise my reinforcement practice 😮and try that out Damn

what did you do to those poor Boba's. they sound like they can't make their mind up if their going to be silent's or thocky so they do both.

This means business. Great score. Great board.

I pray they get back to me🙏

AMAZING recommendations!

What kind of non technical questions things did you have on your resume? (Clubs, extracurriculares etc). I’m a current sophomore and I’m wondering what I should add onto my resume

that schedule gonna be really helpful thanks!! also loved the aesthetic

using python is litterally buying you comfort with how fast you can solve things, ya you could argue the speed of it or whatever else, but i'd rather solve something in 5 lines over 15 lines

Bs video and mostly disinformative. Stick to pm stuff, this content is not recommended for swe stuff, especially considering the current state of the tech industry.

ええねんけど、指パッチンうるさくて草 音は最高やね

Great video 🙌

whats ur leetcode profile

just to be clear, being good at leetcode does not help in the slightest with being good at engineering. It's just a dogwhistle to others that you have an education.

that was just what i needed. thanks a lot, laura!

You seem cute to hang around

Very nice video tbh

amazing video thank you so much for the advice :)

Just a beginner (tempted) question - Does anyone knows how to get the LeetCode 50 days badge??..Is that by solving daily challenge problems for 50 days or solving any problems for 50 days??

My university doesn't offer office hours and our tutorial sessions (which I think are our closest equivalents), are not helpful as there are too few tutors and the tutors can't give you actual code (just conceptual help). What do you suggest I do instead?

Are you planing to come back? How you have been doing this far? It has been a while since you shared something! Hope you are doing well.

Honestly I don’t agree with grinding leetcode to get interview ready. I have a buddy who just got a job making 6 figures as a software developer and he didn’t get asked a single leetcode question. For me, I am interviewing for C# and Java jobs, and I honestly think doing these problems are not very useful. I’ve been making API’s and business applications, and that experience is so much more useful. Granted I can solve a lot of leetcode questions from easy to medium but anything hard would probably take me over 2 hours or just not possible for me right now. I think that’s ok too I’m not going to grind any more than that. I’d rather be more well rounded in my GIT, familiarizing myself more with my IDE, SQL, and the various technologies I want to work in. I think going the approach of just solving leetcode problems is kind of defeating the purpose of programming, which is to build applications. Anyway not trying to take away from your video, but I am going to start my job search soon for being a Java or C# developer (hopefully C# lol). So I may seem like an idiot in 3-4 months when I am unemployed haha. But I’ll be fine because even when I get a problem in an interview I’ve never seen before because I don’t grind leetcode, I’ll be able to brute force it, explain my code, and explain the time complexity. I think even if you code something that is O(n) when O(log n) is possible, as long as you can explain your solution cleanly and show you can code, it doesn’t matter to an interviewer. If an interviewer really thinks I should know how to do a data structure or algorithm that is barely or never used in real world applications, I don’t want to work for that company. I don’t really want to work at a place like google or Amazon right now anyway. I’d rather build up experience in the industry and use that to build my career rather then grinding my ass off to work for a specific company. Anyway not trying to take away from your video I don’t think it’s bad advice, but I do think there is too much leetcode hype on the internet when most people looking for good coders don’t care about how many leetcode problems you can solve: they care about how well you can code. How well you code and how many leetcode problems you can solve are not the same imo. Granted if u can crank out hard leetcode problems you’re probably pretty good haha but being able to solve all the easy ones the most efficient way possible isn’t an accurate depiction of how well you can code.

great video, but you talk so fast you slur your words together lol

Currently binging your channel while having an existential crisis as a 5th year senior aka dec 2022 new grad with no relevant experience

Thanks for the advice! This was a very good general advice on how to start and how to plan out a method of attack.

im stupid lol

Would you say that the grind 75 set of questions is enough and I probably won’t have to do much more outside of that list?

I'm a second year student knows dsa can u tell me abt all the intership i can apply and roadmap for it👍🏻

Amazing video nice job

Hello

Very helpful for me

Amazing video

Amazing video

Nice

This is a very great video

awesome video! This was so helpful.

Do you know the deadline for the internship?

I feel like i relate to this a lot lol good in classroom but coding is boring/not what I want to invest time into. but still able to do it, good vid!

We have a calendar of Samoyeds! Miso is adorable! ❤ Too hot to have one here in Hawaii though.

Congrats on growing your channel so much recently. You deserve it with all the effort you put into it 🤠

Like o fan de funno👇

Thanks Laura 😊 for the amazing content and advice that you tell us.

i love her teeth

really enjoying the content, keep it up!

This is excellent advice! Thank you for sharing Laura.

My regret is not doing leetcode sooner.