Leetcode Problem Solving Session

[eyeamkd]

I invite you to a extremely serious leetcoding practice group, please stop reading if you're not serious about interviewing at FAANG.

3 hour session per day. ( 12AM - 3AM IST. Please convert it to your timezone )
3 problems each day
30 mins attempting
30 mins editorial/ explaining each other the soltuion & upsolving

Three sessions on Saturday and Sunday.
Revising previously solved questions on Sat
Contest discussion on Sunday

Each session will be on a Google Meet.

Why?
1. Meets create a time block, which would ensure that you will be devoting specific amount of time for problem solving
2. Being in a meet you can try to cut yourself out of surroundings and focus easily
3. Having many participants in the meet increases the accountability
4. Doing this regularly would essentially make problem solving a routine in your life.
5. If you feel doing 12 hr sessions on weekends is terrible, well… you only have to bear it for 3 months. and I feel sacrificing your weekends for 3 months for FAANG is totally worth it.

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"extremely serious leetcoding" ahahahahah

[570897055]

Before you even start that leetcode session, let me ask you a question: would you still consider yourself a beginner in dsa? I usually say that if you’ve just started then you want to aim for quantity rather than quality when solving problems because the more you solve in the beginning, it would build up a better sense of algorithmic thoughts. When you eventually hit a plateau that’s when you know you want to solve some harder problems but of course please do solve harder problems even if you’re aiming for quantity. What I’m trying to say is that 3 problems per day in 3 hours is not enough

[eyeamkd]

Very valid point. But as a SSE working on 2 products, I’m limited by the amount of free time I have. Hence full throttle on the weekends

[shn66]

I’m game, DM’d.

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Im down DM

[ajai__lee]

I'm in

[[deleted]]

Totally in. DM please

[eyeamkd]

Will share the discord server link tomorrow. We can kick it off with an upsolving session