I solved 1583 Leetcode questions. Here's what I learned.

In this video I share the mistakes I made, the lessons I learned after solving more than 1500 leetcode problems and how it all helped me nail job interviews at big companies like Amazon, Google, and Microsoft.

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Chapters -
0:00 - Intro
0:57 - Understand fundamentals
1:52 - How many problems to solve?
2:33 - How to approach a problem?
3:10 - Leetcode discuss section
3:35 - Stay Organized
4:10 - Leetcode Contests
4:45 - Are you prepared?
5:09 - Outro
#coding #programming #leetcode #softwareengineer

[divyanshmishra]

summary:
1. Dont jump into solving questions directly. First learn the basic data structures and algorithms
2. Utilize the leetcode discussion section. After solving each problem, go through discussion section to read others' solutions
3. give leetcode contests regularly

[ditsaphongthep]

Thank you for making this video in English and adding English subtitles. It's very considerate.

[galileo]

Straight to the point!
My advice would be to take some algorithm that you used or wanted to use and study it, try to discover algos similar to it or others achieving the same goal. This way you compound your knowledge, it sticks better. Also you can take an algorithm that would solve a real problem for you, that also helps! Have fun learning!

[MeanLifeStudies]

Thank you keep sharing valuable insights about coding and approaches to different problems in the industry.

[letsgoswe]

No chak chak, only real talk! Thanks a lot.

[srsh]

Thanks for the advice. I was looking into starting LeetCode but needed more advice on how to go about it.

[giit]

Just now i got to know about your channel you're sharing your experience which help other's it's great ❤
Congratulations for your offer

[BearIsAwesome]

Sad truth is that these days software development becoming more like competitive programming. Tired of leetcode influencers 😏.

[professorprotv]

Congratulations in Advance for 1000 subs❤ going great bro

[migo]

Great video but I think you've over edited it a bit with the effects throughout, simple and clean is what I'd recommend. 1:27 is an example, rather than reloading the whole list which makes it extremely difficult for my eyes to follow just pop the new item in (dunno if the reloading was intentional).

[richardharris]

Make a list of 300 problems bru, ur video✨

[adilfarq]

And Also Your Video So Inspired me :) . Thanks for your Valuable time mate.

[hanhthien]

Great video, Primeagen also reacts to your video btw.

[srikanthkumar]

It would be great if you can prepare a dsa sheet which covers all topics.

[AtulSingh-ubqr]

Very Much Helpful For Me Bhaiya Thanks A Lot 🙏🙏

[samj]

Very nice. Good going.
One query : how do you co-relate Google onsite questions with LeetCode questions ? I want to understand in context of difficulty level, verbosity, objective or open ended problem etc.
Shall be thankful for the reply.

[ExploreWithKanthu]

Nice
This is helpful for computer science students sir❤

[amarchoudhary]

Hey bro.i am been leetcoding from 6months but I don't have any development knowledge just familiar with C++ and Dsa solved around 100-150 question I don't know how to start and what to start for development.should i go with masters? I am in Third year(Bsc)

[alfeztintoiya]

Very good . Thank you so much for sharing your experience.

[Primeagen]

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