I solved 950 coding questions. Here's what I learned.

[@iamashhad]

Check this video out for the list of important questions : kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKHbe6h4Z6-jkLM

[@sangamo38]

My friend didn’t do leetcode when he was switching. He kept on giving interviews one after the other. He gave like 40-50 interviews over 3-4 months period and landed 8 offers. Got a increment of 300% with those offers. The key is you keep on giving interviews and study what you couldn’t answer.

[@wat1111]

This sounds like the same as doing Leetcode except instead of practicing by himself he was just practicing live in front of the interviewers

[@tanyacharanpahadi158]

WOW! The fact that his resume got selected in 40-50 places. 😭

[@manoelramon8283]

I have more than 30 years of experience and I manage teams at amazon, google and other big companies. When leetcode landed on interviews I realized a lot of developers were very good with leetcode problems, and horrible doing the regular day do day job. With that said, I explore questions related to the real work instead leetcode.

[@mohammedsaquib4806]

How to get good at work iam good at doing leetcode Even iam working in on the big 4 company Preparing for interviews targetting faang any tips sir

[@manoelramon8283]

@@STEPomaQbank focus on customer.. identify an issue.. build an app or service.. real thing.. you will get better and learn much more.. don't be afraid of doing mistakes, be persistent.. you will do it.

[@dhanush4548]

​@@manoelramon8283 I have doubt, which platform is best to develop a app, is it kotlin or Java . If there is pls help me sir 🙏

[@RamanSingh-zo5hf]

​​@@dhanush4548 Java(Springboot) is for web applications and Kotlin is for Android or mobile apps

[@freeBalochistan-n7l]

Leetcode, DSA, etc. are all 1 Prompt away using ChatGPT or Google or Microsoft AIs. AI will render 100% of computer software developer jobs useless in the next 2 to 5 years. And then all desk jobs, machine based jobs, etc. would be gone too. Finally, humanity would enjoy utopia. But that will happen after 2100. Until then, anyone alive would go through painful transitions.

[@devilrace]

Yess bro plzz share the list of 70-75 questions. It would be helpful for us😊

[@saiadityaurumu1655]

Blind 75 is the name.

[@HailZak]

or neetcode 150 you can also try

[@saiadityaurumu1655]

@@HailZak yep!!

[@kaushik.aryan04]

striver sde sheet bhi sahi hai

[@saiadityaurumu1655]

@@kaushik.aryan04 yes thats amazing one actually.

[@e-genieclimatique]

in brief: The speaker has solved 950 coding questions over the years to improve their programming skills. T hey realized that the approach they took was not effective and made several mistakes. To avoid these mistakes, they suggest having a structure when learning new things, focusing on questions that are asked in interviews, challenging yourself but knowing when to give up, looking at multiple solutions and coding them yourself, and focusing on a topic rather than just the number of questions solved. The speaker believes that the quality of questions solved is more important than the quantity and suggests solving 200-300 quality problems as a starting point. They also suggest revisiting 70-100 problems before an interview for revision.

[@aryanjain8872]

Thxx

[@JakePeraltaaa99]

Which app did you use

[@goutamboppana961]

@@JakePeraltaaa99 LeetCode, its a website

[@HK-Sepuri]

i love such comments where i dont have to see the whole video 🙏

[@oberon76h46]

Thx

[@mani_naik]

A list of 75 questions for revision would be really helpful

[@BG-lj6fw]

hey Ashhad! you r not only a great programmer but also a good video editor and presenter. ur content is good and to the point. really good editing. peaceful and informative.

[@AmanSharma-xy1qm]

You told quality things in just 5 and half minutes usually others take 15-20 minutes. You are doing cools and unique tips and tricks thanks for these all.

[@deepakchaudhary01]

This has been one of the videos I am relating as a DSA beginner. I relate to every single word !!

[@suchismitabiswas99]

Can we take a min and appreciate the editing skills he has ! 🎉 Keep up with all those good work man :)

[@abderahmanMOUSSAOUI]

Yes, of course we need your recommandations list, thanks for the useful video

[@faizanahmed9304]

Thank you bhaiya! I was thinking about your channel and you just dropped a video!

[@swagistian5594]

the thing is that we have to keep trying and not to give up.

[@hassansyed6087]

Loved the video Ashhad. Thanks for the honesty here and doing so much work for one video Subbed.

[@mokshahs8326]

I think with solving too many coding questions you'll atleast develop a certain coding mindset...I think that is more important

[@rohitkumar-pg6ci]

True

[@vinayaksahu1617]

Yeah we need list of 70-90 questions that will helpful to us in interviews Please make a list on it 🙂

[@gacem213]

Mmm I think that the quantity of questions you do also do matter, since it will make you remember certain ways of solving a problems more. But that is only if you've got time, that's why you should start early.

[@ishikahere2683]

Can you please make roadmap videos pls ! Would love it !

[@Shortstobegood1089]

Thank you very much brother!! You actually made me know all these questions which I was trying to find from 2 months Thank You!!!!!!😊😊😊

[@sviatoslavnovosiadlyi611]

What u learned is cracking interview. Will it get you a spot in a company? Probably. Does it mean you are a good developer ? Not necessarily. Two different skill set. Seen tons of fresh grads tho grind leetcode yet can’t work on a project

[@_sayan_roy_]

How to learn on the latter for free, provided one has limited time on their hands like let's say around 2 months ?

[@kafka8849]

Dot

[@bhambhomoto4457]

Right now everything is available hence no need to do such exercises. Further most coding jobs requires knowledge of statistics and maths more along with hard enginner fundamentals but still people unnecessarily weigh on coding

[@puspendra9330]

Do consider shareing the most optimised questions i really need that in the moment ❤

[@TechHacksmohitsharma]

Can you please come up with a roadmap for DSA with the important questions topics and yep also the major techniques!!

[@ayxxnshxrif]

Also a list where company asked questions.... Thanks brother.... Keep up the work ❤

[@supriyaverma312]

Hey, helpful video Thanks for sharing your experience. Keep it up 👍🏼

[@shogunzkilla43]

Well made video bro! Love from Canada

[@satyamgupta6030]

it will be really helpful bhaiya if u can provide 2 list of problems one for beginners to intermediate level, 2nd list for hard questions which are frequently asked in interviews. Please provide these two lists bhaiya having frequently asked interviews questions from different topics.

[@roshansharma_17]

Yup! we need that list, it would be really great if we can get one, Thanks!

[@DEEKSHITH-bw6bo]

Can you share the topics to be covered in order to learn programming from scratch to advanced data structures and share the codes needed to be solved after each topic... I.e share the list if coding questions to solve And your content delivery was preety much excellent and love to hear from you

[@Aditya_Vyas]

Hey Buddy please provide us with your list. Your experience may help us 😊❤

[@rishavnathpati]

Follow the neetcode 150 list. Its a beauty

[@abhinav.mp4]

Quality content man 🔥

[@susantasharma]

The video content was ok. Only problem is the way of editing the voice over. It is like many people are arguing over, like listening to non-stop music play list. Better take a pause. It will be really helpful to understand what u wanna deliver to.

[@seananih7609]

Great advice, thank you!

[@arnikchakraborty1553]

well i guess if you don't practice a lot of problems , it will be tough to clear online assessment rounds

[@raushanraj227]

When I saw your videos then got confident that others also not able to solve the problem😂😂

[@aryanshrivastava8312]

solves 950 question , mentions it got him through AMAZON and GOOGLE, says I'm not expert , CHAD

[@hongbo-wei]

Thx for sharing, this helps a lot!

[@bhuvanramalada807]

thx mate for saving my time and dont forget to drop down the list bro

[@Mohacks]

Pretty decent and informative video! Keep it going!

[@YoursHomie]

Need that list please make it asap ..need it the most

[@MrShubhambh18]

Thanks for the motivation. Can you please provide the complete roadmap from begineer to advanced.

[@sussus4914]

Learn assembly language, Master it fully, Then write a compiler for it. That's all you need to learn programming.

[@rasmus5079]

horrible advice

[@dhara2814]

This is an extremely useful video. Thanks.

[@visheshagrawal8676]

okay getting your point but you need to practice everyone thinks the same way that they need not to practice that much amount thy had practiced but you realise or not solving 950 questions helped your brain to immediately think about the solution other wise it will not come up with the solution.... every great coder becomes in a hard way , shortcuts will eventually help a handful of people , and hard way always better results!!

[@megivaishnavi5644]

Yes bro plz share us 100 interview questions it will be so helpful for us and thank you for this video

[@bhavesjpatel]

Would love to know about those 70-75 questions.

[@thenextlevel4248]

ya it will be very helpfull for us to do question which are asking in interview nowdays.

[@abhilashadahiya4496]

Can you prepare a list of patterns or questions for upcoming Google interviews.

[@devman5813]

coding interview is the wrost thing. They can just give a project as homework ;) Its much better and will prove if you can search up some info and finish it before deadline.

[@tariqplays5826]

Quick and precise. Very good video

[@syedakomalshah6516]

yes plz share the list that had easy, medium and hard questions that are often asked in interviews

[@voldemore6300]

Great!!! Thank you for sharing to us❤

[@sanskarkaazi3830]

understand -> code -> forget after two weeks -> understand again -> code -> forget ,this time after a month -> understand -> code.. Wait was this recursion?

[@abhinavmathur6072]

basically... how to remove "forget after 2 weeks one"?

[@coderprakash]

​@@abhinavmathur6072 practice is the key

[@abhinandannuli7574]

I like the way the bugs were flying when he was talking about bugs, lol 😄 thank you for the video bro!

[@sohamshah4666]

can you pls share one day this much problems can be done... daily solving how much Qusetion will make you in consistency

[@galibmahim9544]

I am just starting my CSE study at a Engineering university. Learned the core concepts of C language and now trying to focus on problem-solving. The most annoying thing is that I waste a lot of time doing so it hampers my study of other subjects. Your time limit sounds nice to me but for somebody who is just starting out isn't it better for them that the solution naturally comes to their mind. Whats your thought on that. Please let me know.

[@bhambhomoto4457]

That's why no one telling truth, the time required to learn one language is more than atleast ten times than other courses, so it's not straight forward , people blindly choose CS or Coding but in reality very few real high paying coding jobs available so they shift their career afterwards. Further service based companies never discriminate between CS or Engg grad so person with Engg background with little knowledge of coding is more suitable than CS grad, as to solve real problems enginnering insight is more useful than coding. Also you need to learn atleast 4 to 5 languages to become eligible for interview which is again frustrating

[@mohammadyahya78]

Hard facts, but thanks for sharing your story with leetcode

[@Poojashree-ln5gc]

Could you please share the list of 75 to 100 questions. It would be helpful since my interviews will commence from august.

[@jwdahmed]

Learned from this video. Appreciate your work. One question though ... can you please share which courses you completed? (The courses you mentioned in the video). Thank you.

[@zafariqbal92]

Please, yes do share the list - It would be very helpful. Thanks

[@SussyBakka-wy5is]

after solving this many questions u realised that youtube pays more than a job

[@akshaysrivastava4304]

make the list , thanks!, great video

[@shreyashjadhav1303]

man, 271 to be exact till now, in my ssecond year, man i feel like i need to grind more, feeling like naruto watching jiraya or minato, thank you for pumping me up.

[@irfangouri9333]

Make a interview list brother so that we can prepare easily for an interview within a week.

[@sandeepjha3511]

Better to create a utility which will help organizations in longer run.

[@iseeflowers]

Here is the question: out of 30-40 min, how many minutes we use to think of the solution and how many to code it?

[@mdnadeemasgar6279]

Hi Ashhad, Could you make such curated list of questions for revision before interviews. Thanks

[@dnm9931]

Very good video! Thank you!

[@shimitarudra4705]

Apologies, I would like to disagree with your methodology. The reason why one might be getting stuck with the window sliding problem or any other question in fact is because one has not considered picking a pen and paper first to solve the problem via dry run. It's extremely important to first understand the question first, chalk it out and then start typing. Also, giving yourself just 45 mins to solve a problem and then looking into solutions, will never increase one's problem-solving capacity. Ideally, in a work scenario, you will not have the privilege to existing solution, the company will expect you to come up with one. If your brain is not able to comprehend the problem and solve it then there is not much point. Be it hours or days, first take your time to come up with a solution. Once you have tried it and it works, only after that look into other solutions which may be more optimal.

[@mohdjibly6184]

Great tips …thanks bro😊

[@devaljivani4208]

Yes please make that list of questions it will be helpful.

[@NoorRaza11]

Yes plzz share the list of questions, it will help us a lott 😊

[@tarungrover9841]

Please share the revision list of questions thatllbe really helpfull

[@PiyushKumar-kz3tp]

Bro this vedio was really informative hoping for another vedios good luck

[@NoBakwas]

lol I am at about 350 questions and I still consider myself a noob lol, you need at least like 700 problems to get to a decent level

[@tothebone4613]

in the end we need to learn it hardway before we can learn it easy

[@kshitijsabale1857]

can you focus on when you read the answer how you know that after reading the answer you have got the new concept preety well . and how you learn any algo or ds from scratch , if you can provide any method or framework

[@techlifejournal]

I have subbed you. You make sense. Can you please prepare a road map and all the questions to practice in between the road map? you can use tools lik excali draw etc..

[@techbestietelugu1189]

Yes bro make a list of that questions

[@thenerdprogrammer20]

We'll be glad if you share the list of your selected questions

[@shlokrp]

Please make that compact list of very very imp questions.

[@יהונתןקלימי]

Thanks man!

[@barath3956]

Yes, please Give us those 75 Questions bro.

[@zlackbiro]

Start your imagined complex project from scratch and watch how problems quides you. You cant learn shit from books and tutorils. You need to start build something and learn to pass any practical challenge. I done few projects, one 8 months, second 6 months. I pass through depression 3 times. After 3 to 5 big projects, you can do everything. Now, when i see project requirement, i have everything in my head in one second. From database design, relations and fields, through the backend, auth, frontend, CSS, Fremeworks/libraries, UI, UX. I can do everything alone fast as hell. I dont know how leetcode homepage looks like and i dont care. The things i know is you will never face almost any of those problems in your practical job. Mic dropped!

[@jomariosacia9907]

Thank you for this

[@AhteshamBytes]

Nice video. Please provide us that list of questions. We will be grateful to you for that. Thanks!

[@imranabbas1786]

Best video so far

[@lostgoat]

Im at 1200 on leetcode and my weaknesses are divide an conquer, combinatorics and segment tree any tips to getting better at these?

[@rguktiiit371]

Solved 1200questions😱

[@bhargav1811]

Me who heard topic like combinatorics and segment tree topic name for first time!! :)

[@valenciawalker6498]

Thank you great advice

[@tgayush1424]

Yes leetcode questions list?

[@tanmaydash803]

Thanks buddy ..very very helpful ..

[@youme4625]

Need that question list

[@akashmunde_76]

plz make a list of 150 question

[@naimurhasanrwd]

great work, thanks.

[@shadow-xi6er]

Plzz share the list, it would be very helpful.

[@ridubangire5625]

Im telling you im here after struggling for months with pointers 😢😢😅 like I get the idea put I just don’t see a point and I always mess up… so I hope I get it… pray for me y’all a

[@SurajSingh-lu8ei]

Plz make a list of questions , that you revised before going to google interview or any other interview .. Waiting

[@7LEVENN]

Perfect 🙌

[@Jesus_Loves_You_Son]

Can you please mention the paid courses you mention always. Like which ones did you do? 😅

[@ujjawalraj6096]

Yes bro please make that list