Leetcode is a platform where you can practice solving Data Structure and Algorithms problems… such Binary Search, BFS, DFS, and Stack. It’ll help you prepare for technical interviews when you apply for a role such as Software Engineering in Tech companies.

Hey everyone 👋 I’m looking to connect with more people who are into: • AI / ML • Data Science • Full-Stack Development • DevOps • Startups • SaaS • Open Source • LeetCode & DSA • Building in Public If you’re working on something cool, drop it below. Let’s connect and grow together 🤝

I have no suggestions but I just found out about LeetCode through your recent posts. What’s the main goal and How does it shape developers? I would normally not think of solving Data structures problems but I’m curious on how it can help me if I start solving them.

Solved 3Sum Medium problem on #Leetcode But for some reason I can’t submit… getting Time Limit Exceeded, even though the test case causing is passed the normal “Run” Any suggestions on what to do?

Hey, If you get confused in solving daily leetcode problems, you got my friend who explains it well and has actually graduated from NIT Warangal with (CSE-AI) youtube.com/@code.withvik4 I hope you will visit his youtube handle😊

Day 14 of the #SDESheetChallenge ✅💻 Solved: 🌊 Trapping Rainwater 🔁 Remove Duplicates from Sorted Array 1️⃣ Maximum Consecutive Ones One step closer to stronger problem-solving and better consistency every single day 🚀 #TakeUForward #DSA #LeetCode

Day 333/365 #code ✅  Maximum Twin Sum of a Linked List #DSA #Consistency #Leetcode #Coding #ProblemSolvingDay

Best YouTube Channels To Crack Tech Interviews (2026) 1. DSA – NeetCode 2. LeetCode Patterns – Abdul Bari 3. System Design – Gaurav Sen 4. Mock Interviews – Pramp 5. FAANG Prep – Tech Dummies 6. Coding Rounds – Nick White 7. Behavioral – Jeff H Sipe 8. Problem Solving – Back To Back SWE 9. Deep DSA – Errichto 10. Interview Strategy – Exponent 11. Resume Career – Self Made Millennial 12. Real Interview Qs – Clément Mihailescu 13. Advanced DSA – William Lin 14. CS Basics – MIT OpenCourseWare

Progress log # 18/n -> 3x SDE sheet -> 2 x LeetCode (Medium) -> Lecture-1 of Bit Manipulation @TLE_Eliminators Practice Bit manipulation on CF---> -> 1 x 800 1 x 1000 1 x 1200 @Priyansh_31Dec #DSA #CP

Leetcode was hard until I learned 1 pattern: claude --dangerously-skip-permissions

i been grinding leetcode lately.

sitting in public, doing leetcode in C so everyone knows I'm better than them

Nice bro

i love how drastically different advice is given by tier 1 and tier 3 college folks. one side do AI, projects, live website, create ur own kubernetes and the other is like just exist and do leetcode, maybe a decent project tops

Folks don't understand, coders and specialists have always been slated for removal. They're one of the first to go when new systems roll out. We had to learn every machine, inside and out, code and hardware, calibration tools, etc. Now machines already have the human tasks hardcoded into their systems, all without the need for a human engineer to constantly perform basic calibrations and manual adjustments. Instead of learning Python, Sam prompted his way to a billion-dollar valuation. He was playing 4D chess while the rest were stuck on LeetCode.

Tf was that question 😭 I got 904/918