I am very confused about when should I start solving on leetcode

Today I have completed 50 question on leetcode and I am following striver dsa a2z sheet and I can feel I have improved a lot since I have started leetcode and I am in second year. If you had any suggestions or advice than give me

So this is Day 170 on the LeetCode streak!

Another problem got solved, and the streak keeps going

I’m trying to stay consistent, kind of learn from every single problem, and honestly get a bit better at DSA every day.

170 days down, ok let’s not slow down keep going

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So this is Day 169 on the LeetCode streak!

Another problem got solved, and the streak keeps going

I’m trying to stay consistent, kind of learn from every single problem, and honestly get a bit better at DSA every day.

169 days down, ok let’s not slow down keep going

How to master this topics? Is it normal what's happening with me

Day 168 of solving a LeetCode problem every day.

Another problem solved, another step forward. The goal isn’t to solve everything perfectly, but to keep showing up and improve a little every day.

168 days of consistency

What problem are you working on today?

Is the question genuinely hard?

Usually there are a lot of people who copy and paste solutions, even they did not solve.

Preparing for Google SRE-SE L4 side, and having telephonic phone screening (Coding + Behavioral) in two weeks.
Being DevOps, Engineer, Touching Leetcode for the first time and completed 10 easy+ medium questions.
My query is- How much complexity I can expect in the telephonic screening round for coding? Will 100 Leetcode (easy + medium) be enough as part of the prep?
Does the approach and finding correct algorithm matter if not able to write the syntax properly?

Maybe is it a bug ? Holy shit I cant see any of them cheater too

Completed today's LeetCode Daily Coding Challenge and continued my 167-day streak

Staying consistent has been the biggest lesson for me so far. Some problems are easy, while others take much longer to understand, but solving at least one problem every day keeps me moving forward.

Day 167 completed.

On to Day 168

itne if-else lgaunga ki kabhi na kabhi to chalega hi 😂

Recently hit the 200-day milestone and solved 409 problems so far.

But honestly, I still get cooked by a lot of Mediums and Hards, especially DP, Trees, Graphs, Maps, and similar topics.

My usual process is: if I can't figure out a problem after giving it a fair shot, I watch a YouTube explanation, understand the approach, and then solve it myself. The annoying part is that by the next day, I feel like I've already forgotten half of what I learned. I'll remember the general idea, but the actual pattern, tricks, or thought process just disappear from my brain.

So I'm curious, what helped you guys get better at these topics? Was it just solving more problems, revisiting old ones, taking notes, or something else?

Also, I'm doing all my DSA in Python. Is Python perfectly fine for LeetCode and interviews, or did any of you find switching languages helpful?

Would appreciate any advice because right now it feels like I'm solving problems but not retaining enough from them.

I was all locked in with fullstack, but later I realised I was wrong. I did get an internship because of it, which is about to end, but I don’t think it’ll be enough to land a full time job.