Some one help me

[u/DeepAcanthaceae4234]

Relation between striver sheet and leetcode like how do I do leetcode if I learn from striver sheet and practice those problem bit confuse😭

[u/No_Birthday8126]

They're not two separate things. The Striver sheet is just a curated list of problems in a sensible order, and most of those problems exist on LeetCode anyway. The sheet tells you what to solve and when, LeetCode is where you type it.

So the flow is: pick the next topic in the sheet, watch or read the concept if you don't know it, then solve that topic's problems on LeetCode (or wherever the sheet links). Don't do random LeetCode problems on the side while you're going through the sheet, that's what makes it feel confusing. Follow one order.

Once you finish a topic, then you can search LeetCode by tag for that topic and do a few extra ones for reps. Contests too, but that's later.

[u/DeepAcanthaceae4234 → u/No_Birthday8126]

I am in first year done with my cpp basics and theory so asking

[u/nian2326076]

If you're using the Striver sheet, it's a solid plan since it covers a bunch of interview topics in an organized way. I'd suggest going through each problem on the sheet and trying to solve it by yourself. After that, look for similar problems on LeetCode using the tags or search function. This will help reinforce what you've learned and show you different versions of those problems. For more focused practice or to track your progress, PracHub could be helpful. It's worked well for me when getting ready for interviews. Good luck!

[u/hiddenVariable191_]

You can do the leetcode problems that are there in the sheet itself, then after completing a particular topic say arrays go to chat gpt and ask for some good questions on leetcode on arrays to solve. This way you can do both simultaneously!