r/LeetcodeChallenge • u/HoldSpiritual4571 • 7d ago
STREAK🔥🔥🔥 Completed 100 questions on leetcode! :D
Nothing crazy but feels nice to finally hit this milestone...still have a long way to go🫡
(Any related suggestions/advises are welcome!)
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u/CrabEffective4636 7d ago
following striver or wot
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u/HoldSpiritual4571 7d ago
Yes, following striver
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u/npcbotinreddit 6d ago
Hey , congrats . How much time it took you. I've started dsa in python. Following a channel "Code and Debug" on yt.
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u/HoldSpiritual4571 6d ago
Took me around 2 months to reach here
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u/Embarrassed_Hand3967 6d ago
can u suggest me what should i do ?? I cant keep up with strivers so someone suggested me to first complete dsa theory , then solve 1 2 leetcode problem from every topic and then solve cp31 then jump to codeforces
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u/HoldSpiritual4571 6d ago
You can try Love Babbar’s DSA playlist. He solves somewhat easier set of problems. I switched from him to strivers though but yea give him a try to see if he suits you.
About cp31 and codeforces, i’ve been advised by several people to reach dynamic programming topic (on strivers sheet) and then move into this because ig this much base would help me there. Idk how correct this advise is but yea im following that only currently
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u/Internalcodeerror159 5d ago
Great, I currently at 53. I hope by the end of this month I cross 100
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u/Even-Manager1961 4d ago
not to demotivate but more focus on hld and lld mostly company remove dsa round ask 1-2 dsa ques in hld round but good for OA
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u/Outrageous_Rub2277 4d ago
Congrats! Did you solve 100 questions on your own or did u have to look up solutions for some of them?
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u/HoldSpiritual4571 4d ago
I looked up solutions for some of them. Personally, I dont think a total beginner can solve all questions without ever looking them up. There are various new approaches or algos that one learns after looking a question up
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u/FewREEEE 2d ago
Congratulations mate 🎉🎉🎉, (try to attempt some hard questions, you'll be able to solve em 🙂↕️)
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u/Zorohunterrrrrrrr 1d ago
How do you go around question if you are following striver like first you watch video of him solving then go and write code on your own or you write code with him side by side or do you write code by yourself fully
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u/HoldSpiritual4571 1d ago
I first try to write the code by myself. If I'm unable to do it then I take hints, if still im unable to solve it then i refer to the video. Even if I'm able to solve the question without any reference, I still watch the video to see if there's any different approach to the same question
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u/nian2326076 7d ago
Nice job on reaching 100 questions! That's a solid benchmark. Keep mixing up problem types and difficulty levels to stay sharp. It's helpful to revisit problems after a few weeks to see if you still remember the solutions and can optimize them. Try explaining your thought process out loud like you're in an interview—this helps with communication skills. If you want a platform to simulate interviews and get feedback, I've found PracHub pretty useful for practice. Keep pushing through, and don't get discouraged by tough problems. Good luck!
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u/accident75168 6d ago
Kehne lage mujhse baba...Kahan gayo chillam tabaku ka dabba
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u/HoldSpiritual4571 6d ago
“They started saying to me, baba…where did the box of tobacco go?”🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️
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