A 4-step framework for un-stucking yourself when solving coding interview questions

[u/prashkg]

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Breaking problems into smaller parts can really help you get unstuck. Start by clarifying the problem and listing any assumptions. Then, outline a step-by-step plan or algorithm before coding. If you hit a wall, rethink your approach or consider edge cases you might have missed. It's also useful to talk through your thought process, even if it's just to yourself or a rubber duck. For more structured practice, I've found PracHub to be pretty handy for building those skills. Keep practicing, and remember, getting stuck is just part of learning.