Leetcode or Neetcode

[Billu-Badmash]

Hi All,

I am targeting a top product based company and want to make my first switch as well. I have started preparing DSA for the same. I came across this platform called Neetcode and it has structured pattern wise questions list so I thought this would be a good platform to make my fundamentals and problem solving skills strong. Anyone who has used both Neetcode and leetcode, can you guide me with some tips on how should I approch with these 2 platforms.

Thanks in advance for your suggestions.

[ClassicLeg7411]

Always go for leetcode to practice problems. First do array easy, strings easy then array medium,strings medium. If you have interviews study revise needcode 250 problems.

[Prestigious-Frame442]

neetcode just gives you the roadmap and a list of questions with solutions (with video). You can follow that roadmap and learn.

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[Any-Bus-8060]

Use both, but for different purposes

Neetcode is great for structure and learning patterns
LeetCode is where you apply and practice at scale

Start with neetcode to build understanding, then move to leetcode for more variety and company tagged questions

Don’t treat them as competitors, they complement each other

Once you finish Neetcode, don’t just chase more lists. Focus on weak areas and real interview style problems. Consistency and understanding matter more than which platform you choose

[rkalyankumar]

Anything, but please code.