Day 9 of prep Did solved 3 leetcode questions on arrays 1. Product of array except self 2. Encode and decode strings 3. Top k frequent elements
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I will keep doing it until i win
Day 8 of prep Wrapped up 3 more DSA problems today: ✅ Group Anagrams ✅ Top K Frequent Elements ✅ Encode & Decode Strings
today is 22 july Day 7 Today's progress: ✅ Solved 2 Hashing problems on LeetCode ✅ Learned how an interpreter works internally (execution flow, parsing, and runtime basics) also doing sicp book found some great channels
today is 20 july Today's progress: ✅ Dynamic Programming House Robber House Robber II ✅ Sliding Window Best Time to Buy and Sell Stock Longest Substring Without Repeating Characters
Today is 18 july Started my day by reading book of grooking After that found a video to do leetcode good manner by sajjad Found a good app noteshelf to practise dsa problems Now i am going to rock in dsa no one can stop me Job is ready if u highly qualified than the interviewer or ceo
Today is 17 july - 3 to 6 pm locked in doing aditya verma dp playlist
so from 12 to 17 July - I was watching lectures of Dynamic programming because i can't able to solve dynamic problems myself .
So Today 11 July I did completed the concept and did solved questions of Recursion . - I finally understood the daunting thing which was backtracking and now i am very happy that i understood that what it was doing under the hood with calling stack . So happy to understand it
so from 6 to 10 july - I did completed the linkedlist topics - I solved 10 questions on recursion - Also found the good way of dorking - I found my answer that how to work in ai world(critical thinking) -
Its 5 july today Target - completing 30 leetcode questions today
Its 4 july yesterday made plan to do leetcode questions Wil start from today 10- 12 - doing a cyber course
Its 3 july 2026 From 9am to 1.30pm i explored about Scanning , scanning methodologies , tcp handshake
I'm still writing code the hard way. I'm slow. I like to think critically about every line of code and fiddle with variable names until everything looks right. I treat code as a liability and try to ship only what's necessary. It's hard to imagine writing code any other way.
A complex project or task can be like a puzzle. You need to analyze it and figure out how best to approach it, to simplify it or reduce it's complexity. Start small and build based on results, iteratively and in increments.
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