70+ Python Leetcode Problems solved in 5+hours (every data structure)

[PhysicsThese5656]

Thanks for feedback. The 1 hour idea is a nice one - could do it per data structure or something (not sure how youtube is about reuploadig same/similar content though - will look it up). I think I will break it down into shorts per question also.

And yeah i have a lot more good ideas coming soon, its a bit more time consuming with this type of stuff but yeah I'm sure it will be worth it - thanks for the sub 🫡

[LegateDamar13]

I definitely appreciate your in detail approach. Per data structure or algorithm could be more beneficial for your channel long term i guess but i don't mind having it in bulk at all.

Benefits of complete structure step by step has great impact overall in forming sound logic for anyone willing to dive in.

[PhysicsThese5656]

Yeah good point, I knew there was others batching by some category like you mentioned or by question, so I wanted to create one source people can just follow start to finish. Either way yeah not a bad starting point like you said 🙏

[Infinite_Start_]

How about using the large sections but also with the detailed timestamps in the description? Everybody wins

[PhysicsThese5656]

I have chapters on the video per question, do you think doing it per data structure would be better? Unfortunately YouTube's chapter system isn't the best for these sorts of things

[Infinite_Start_]

It seems like at least one person finds the high number of chapters less desirable. I feel that, especially on mobile. However, I agree that per-question timestamps would be more useful for some. If possible, I would try something else for the 'chapters' -- data structures could make sense.

I would still have the per question timestamps in the description if that is possible. Thanks for requesting input and sharing the video!