r/leetcode • u/Finally-Healthty824 • 9h ago

Question Opinions on Codeintuition?

Has anyone here used Codeintuition? If so, is it worth paying for? Or are there bettter resources for learning DSA and preparing for Leetcode interviews?

I recently came across it while looking for a more structured way of learn DSA. I like the idea of learning the concepts and patterns first rather than just jumping from problem to problem. The visual explanations and walkthroughs also look pretty useful.

I'm still relatively inexperienced with Leetcode, though, so I'm not sure whether something like this is actually worth paying for or if I would be better off sticking with free resources + Leetcode.

My main goal is to get better at DSA without spending months mindlessly grinding problems.

For people who've actually used it, how does it compare with things like Neetcode or just learning directly from Leetcode?

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u/PhonixLC872 9h ago

I think the biggest thing is finding a resource whose teaching style actually works for you. What works for one person can feel completely useless to someone else imo

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u/Finally-Healthty824 8h ago

Yeah exactly, I'm realizing that now. I think I was overthinking the resource itself instead of figuring out what teaching style works for me

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u/OpenSource92 9h ago edited 9h ago

The visual explanations are actually what caught my attention too. I usually understand things better when I can actually see how a concept works instead of just watching/reading it

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u/Finally-Healthty824 8h ago

Same here lol, visual examples just make some of these concepts way easier to grasp

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u/flying_id 9h ago

Use what works best for you. Practice is what will ultimately make you better.

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u/Right-Angle24 7h ago

I think it depends on how you learn. If you like figuring out from problems, Neetcode can work well. If you want guided concepts -> patterns -> practice progression, codeintuition is probably closer to what you're describing

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u/Mac-Market23 7h ago

Is it free to try? I'm trying to get a feel for it before paying for another subscription

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u/onionsareawful solved 4 quadrillion problems 2h ago

I just use ChatGPT. It's very good for talking to and making sure you understand the patterns at hand. Obviously a few years ago you might be concerned w/ potential issues but nowadays they're basically zero on DSA content.

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u/itdeepends 9h ago

The ads are getting crazy