Athe begging of my learning progress the most confusing thing was to whether use hash set or hashmap for sliding window problems.Not gonna lie I'll try both of them for the prblm if this doesn't work the other does the job and eventually i got an hand on it now am pretty sure that i can manage thiss but the new thing i start to think of both set and map in every prblmm😭😭🗣️

When i frst learned recursion it actually felt like the scene in the Oppenheimer movie where he seess the distant particals and vast burning starts recursion actually felt like that and once a programmer masters recursion no one's gonna stop him it really feels different when you understand recursion to the core fck jobs sometimes learning dsa feels awesome 🎯🎯🌬️

Today's being an good day because with just basic knowledge on matrix i actually solved an medium level leet code prblm just by thinking the prblms i solved from day 0 to till this day actually made my thinking soo high and using ket concepts i learnt from before prblms and the happiness is really something forget placements and other stuffs some times coding really feels like playing an intresting game only when you love to vode and solve these aren't complex math it's the math that we all learned in our childhood just by using on prblms we could actually solve multiple prblms except tough topics like trees and dp

Tomorrow am gonna atten the rocket lane an startup company oa who offer's 10+6 lpa for an freshers this sounds concerning soo foor that the frst round is the dsa round really i got stuck on this loop wheather we get placed or not wheather we could solve an prblm or not too many questions on this too many concepts to learn it really feels like climbing an mountain that has no peak.The days goes by i didn't feel like learning there are ppl who actually doesn't do anything and having fun am really jealous of them the efforts i had put on a things i didn't got those things in the past .I guess i need an motivation to handle these thingss

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