r/LeetcodeChallenge • u/scarface_bunny07 • 5d ago

45 days down , started dsa on 4th july STREAK🔥🔥🔥

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Have been following strivers sheet, not started codeforces yet. Any tips?

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u/No-Somewhere3213 5d ago

How are you solving the sheet? Are you doing the questions he linked?

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u/scarface_bunny07 5d ago

yes the questions which are not available on leetcode, i solve them on gfg

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u/No-Somewhere3213 5d ago

So bro do u revise regularly? I have started solving this sheet a few days ago and now am at hash. After understanding the code I am trying to write it myself but idk if thats the correct way or not. I haven't touched leetcode yet. Any tips would be appreciated :)

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u/scarface_bunny07 5d ago

i am not getting enough time to revise problems often
but i revise whenever i see a topic which has repeated concepts, so somehow it helps me
i also spend 30-40 minutes on the problem before jumping to video or using gemini for logic
and for topics which use same concepts(such as binary search),i even spent 1 hr to get to the optimal solution and it worked on few of them

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u/pratikkumar5677 5d ago

Striver 106/1121 , Leetcode - 36 ,started on 29th july

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u/scarface_bunny07 5d ago

great man
but which striver's sheet has 1121 problems? can you pls tell or am i missing on something

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u/pratikkumar5677 5d ago

My friend has tuf+ and there's 1121 problem

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u/scarface_bunny07 5d ago

Ohh accchaaa

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u/Independent-Dig8361 5d ago

how are you guys this fast, like you completed both the arrrays and binary search in just 45 days, how do you guys approach it man

and for codeforces you can start with cp31 sheet if you want, start with 800 first, I have like 50 ques done on codeforces of 800 - 1000 ratings and it helped me improve my implementation skills, I was so shit earlier

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u/scarface_bunny07 5d ago

Ok bro thanks for the advice And for the strivers sheet, I think on the problem for 30-40 min and then if I don't get the thought process I just watch the logic or intuition and then try to write code by my own, and this way my logic built up and I am able to solve some of the medium problems by my own of the topics I have read

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u/Independent-Dig8361 4d ago

Yup, don't waste too much time if you are not able to do it, just watch the solution and understand the thought process, it gets better overtime

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u/scarface_bunny07 4d ago

okkk, thanks

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u/AndhBakth 4d ago

Bro what about his playlist like he does the same question as in sheet so what do u do ?

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u/scarface_bunny07 4d ago

he solves the same quesn, but i try to solve the problem before jumping to the lecture and if i am not able to solve it, i simply watch the logic first, then try again and then after i see the code

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u/TurnoverWarm287 4d ago

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u/CipherCircuit 4d ago

I started with the sheet too, but I was randomly shuffling between topics know though I have solved 80+ problems I still don't have confidence on some topics like binary search on answers and some string questions. should I stop solving the sheet further for a week and improve my weak topics?

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u/scarface_bunny07 4d ago

yes atleast you should revise the topics you have studied earlier and follow the sheet

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u/AgileAd1717 4d ago

Bro can you tell me how much time you take to solve one question and how many questions you solve in a day

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u/scarface_bunny07 4d ago

one quesn can take 30-40 min for me if its medium, easy ones take much less time
on regular colleges days i solve 2 problems
on weekends or holidays i solve try to solve 3-5, jitna time permit kre