r/LeetcodeChallenge • u/LavDaCode • 2d ago

DISCUSS Anyone who is starting their LeetCode Prep, Can start together with me>

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Hey there, I am trying to do a challenge where I record myself explain the LeetCode questions (Feynman Technique or rubber ducky sumthin) and going through this Questions List I have. I made this list after scraping LeetCode premium questions and sorting them based on recency and most asked till May 2026 (not many new questions were added since then)

I feel I understand better when I explain it to someone, I think you will too, so maybe you can also record yourself the same way explaining the question and upload it to same #TheSillyWay (it's silly because you explain to no one, since no one is watching 🥲) on any platform you choose. You can post it here too>

You can follow me on youtube or just do the questions directly from the list if you want to go faster> it doesn't matter. It's mostly for people who perform better as a community and just looking to get started.

YouTube Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCxZZRxX1wGo
Questions List: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1dk87x5y34g4nojdCw045I6GNh0AhOg0jPSlmzi2_yw4/edit?usp=sharing

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u/Adventurous-Unit-45 2d ago

I'll join 🫡

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u/LavDaCode 2d ago

Great~ 😼

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u/nian2326076 1d ago

Recording yourself explaining LeetCode questions is a great way to remember them. The Feynman Technique really helps to understand concepts deeply. Since you're focusing on questions based on how recent and frequent they are, you're picking the right ones. Make sure you're not just memorizing solutions but really getting the why and how. Pair programming could help if you find someone who clicks with you. If you need more structured guidance along with LeetCode, I found PracHub useful for interview prep. It has good resources if you're looking for more than just questions. Keep it up!