Guide: How to actually get good at leetcode : r csMajors - Reddit So I've seen a lot of posts recently asking how to get good at leetcode I see countless posts from beginners who don't know how to start and panic at not being able to solve easies despite taking a ds a course I see posts from those who have done 200+ questions but still can't reliably solve mediums on their own As someone who recently went through the journey of going from zero DS A knowledge to interview-ready in 4 months I figured I'd write a step-by-step guide of what I did to help
How to get started with leetcode : r leetcode - Reddit how much time per day did you guys spend on leetcode? what does improving in leetcode look like? Are you able to answer questions because you remember doing them before? Or are you able to look at a new question and apply patterns you’ve seen? how long did it take you before you were confident in answering majority of the questions?
A Guide to grinding Leetcode : r learnprogramming - Reddit Leetcode is famous for being a perfect platform for practicing coding problems and to master coding interviews, unlike others, it is not for competitive programming, this guide will help you to get started with Leetcode without losing hope too early A Guide to grinding Leetcode Follow a list Biggest reason why people don't find DSA interesting is because they are unable to discover good problems which are easier to solve, simply solving popular questions with no track of questions will bore
Why Leetcode is a thing, and why you (probably) shouldn’t . . . - Reddit In my two years of keeping tabs on r cscareerquestions, I’ve seen hundreds of threads debating the merits of Leetcode style interviewing There’s been a lot of insightful debate on the subject, but I’ve also seen a lot of people who have fundamental misunderstandings about why exactly this style of interviewing even exists So, here I’m going to attempt to offer a thorough explanation of why Leetcode is even a thing at all, for all those out there who don't get why everyone is
Do you feel that LeetCode translates well to real programming? Etc Leetcode removes the most important elements of that process by giving you a completely defined problem that is entirely abstract from the real-world problems most software solves Then it asks you only to implement (maybe iterate)