3 Tips I’ve learned after 2000 hours of Leetcode

3 Tips I’ve learned after 2000 hours of Leetcode #leetcode #leetcodecoding #leetcodesolution #leetcodechallenge #faang #fang #computerscience #cs #codingtiktok #coding #codinglife #boostofhope #fyp #codinginterview #softwareengineer #swe #tech #foryou #python #learntocode #google #techtok #programming #algorithms #learntocode

[kingcrayon]

This is the first guy who's actually genuine.

[jixster]

Being honest with yourself about your skills can get you so far

[DivyaDharshiniPA]

Do not lie to yourself and fake understanding is the most honest advice ever!

[pixmasterstudios]

I suffered a lot by not being honest with myself, used to just copy solutions missing out on the thrill of actually solving the problem by understanding it. Tip #2 is the most important one.
It's all about learning from your past mistakes and repeat them again.

[saket]

BGM had me, fukashigi no carte, nice choice !! ❤️❤️

[basil]

Tip 2 is really helpful, zi would also add posting solutions when you genuinely come up with the solution. This will allow you to build a more robust understanding. As well as the implementing them in your 2nd best language.

[Safar___nama]

Must as well solve the leftover 24 easy questions.

[MayankCodes]

Thanks a lot. Looking at solutions i felt is a bad thing to do. And I was frustrated after not getting the required solution. This short appeared then. Since its not a bad thing, I will look, understand and try to implement the concept or method in future also.❤

[HeatherHolt]

When I look at the easy ones and still don’t know what the hell to do 😮

[skyreach]

This was what I needed, made my day man😢❤

[Sawlf]

The most underrated fact : Never lie to yourself about understanding it'll cost u in future.

[tulsiroy]

The most genuine guy i have seen on youtube, thanks for the tips❤❤❤

[psibarpsi]

Tip #1 is not applicable for Indians. The first round itself contains LC Hards. It's an online round, so no hints.

[sndstrm]

Yes it hurts but even easy level finds complicated sometimes

[Anonymous-frop]

They still got that quality though. Their products never feel cheap, even though it is not super expensive like some others, i've some at my home, an old headphone(which still is pretty good despite being over a decade old) and i have their speakers at home as well and especially, i love their pens too(which isn't something to brag about).

[muditkhanna]

After doing 50+ hard LC problem i find a pattern in the hard ones is that one type of hard is that they require deep knowledge of their topics, and if you have the deep knowledge of that topic the question is cakewalk, like most of the rolling hash problems, although there are some exceptions. the other type of LC hards are they require experience they literally judge the implementation ability for ex. Text justification it does not need any advanced string algos but it only requires the implementing ability,
although if you're doing it with python some of them are not that hard to implement but if you're doing c++ like me they sometimes take 2 hrs+ to solve.

[randomlad]

1700 questions sheesh
What's your advice for someone who is able to solve 2/4 (almost everytime) and 3/4(sometimes) on leetcode contests? (I am that someone lol).
I do upsolve too the remaining questions (3/4) rn my ratings are 1600+

[arunsharma]

I don't know about others, but after solving 200+ questions i still stuck sometimes in some problems especially in new patterns.

[rajusharma]

Great example made by you
Could you share your tips and suggestions to reach goal like you

[FifthArima]

I’m current market, lc hard is common as there is huge competition.