I believe his course offers great value, but the current pricing seems a bit high, especially for those looking for long-term access. It would be wonderful if there were more affordable options, such as a lifetime access purchase, to make it more accessible to a wider audience. otherwise people will find another way to their premium content through Torrent or any other way bcz its should be, for this type of unnecessary expensive platforms,
That is one of THE most helpful resources related to leetcode questions I've ever come across. I really struggle with identifying patterns and this would be so helpful for that. Another video idea for you if you're open to suggestions is just going through a bunch of questions (a heck lot of them) and just explaining your thought process behind how you identify what pattern the question follows and how you can solve it in multiple ways. The video could serve as a guide to identify patterns!
Good stuff. I am 29 too and have only recently learned some of the principles mentioned here by my experience. The biggest one being avoiding deep dependency chaining.
Anyone can do algorithms and data structures. It's not difficult. It is just hidden behind complicated jargon. If you can develop a singly linked list, you create alllllll data structures. If you wanna learn an algorithm, you have to learn and practice it, don't try inventing one. Follow rule, fake it till you make it. Then, when you have learned enough algorithms, you will start creating your own. Everyone does this. In my 20 years of development (embedded, desktop, web, network, etc) I never had to write any of these leetcode algorithms even though I learned them all. If you are creating kafka, DBMS, runtimes,etc then you might have to write some of these algorithms only once.
Agree, but I think the thought process is more important here. It is kind of a way to disciplinate your mind to try and focus more, analyse the information and identify what you don't know, so that you learn that. Indeed, we will never need to do this on a daily basis, but it will help you achieve better and faster solutions for your daily work, because it improves your logic and problem solving skills. In short, it's a matter of logic and how quickly you can come up with that logic.
on that same note, while i was going through the "stack" part of your roadmap, it seems like "Generate Parentheses" was more of a backtracking problem, so I was really confused lol.
The most amazing thing is that 'roadmap' is like _below basics_ in CS, and yet ppl be scamming and getting scammed for "2-day programming bootcamp to get back with your ex!" or thinking they dont need to understand it if they can just ask a copilot generate a loop.
Most docs/tools are written by people who already know the problem and have forgotten what it's like to NOT know. SO it's arbitrary all the way down from everyone that named things didn't bother to put up any roadsigns for pointing the way back to each giants shoulders they too had to stand on .
@@yourlocalhuman3526yup get ready, and don’t think front end is a way cause to make css changes u have to know backtracking and graph problems in this market ain’t 2020 no more 😂
Aren’t hitler and ghandi two opposite sides of the same coin? One couldn’t exist without the other. Are they not perfect accurate arisings of nature? Wouldn’t a gazelle believe lions are evil and the devil made them when in reality the dynamic is perfectly whole in its existence as an energy or karmic exchange?
I love the shorts format, it keeps me motivated day-by-day, smth like Duolingo
Duolingo 👹
Minus the blackmail
I believe his course offers great value, but the current pricing seems a bit high, especially for those looking for long-term access. It would be wonderful if there were more affordable options, such as a lifetime access purchase, to make it more accessible to a wider audience.
otherwise people will find another way to their premium content through Torrent or any other way bcz its should be, for this type of unnecessary expensive platforms,
Duolingo is the best
That is one of THE most helpful resources related to leetcode questions I've ever come across. I really struggle with identifying patterns and this would be so helpful for that. Another video idea for you if you're open to suggestions is just going through a bunch of questions (a heck lot of them) and just explaining your thought process behind how you identify what pattern the question follows and how you can solve it in multiple ways. The video could serve as a guide to identify patterns!
Yes the idea is so good!!
Neetcode is the most logically laid out platform for learning dsas. Plus this guy has a gift for teaching.
Wow, the value provided by this channel is amazing.
Good stuff. I am 29 too and have only recently learned some of the principles mentioned here by my experience. The biggest one being avoiding deep dependency chaining.
I am loving the guide page, I am almost completed linked list
Anyone can do algorithms and data structures. It's not difficult. It is just hidden behind complicated jargon.
If you can develop a singly linked list, you create alllllll data structures.
If you wanna learn an algorithm, you have to learn and practice it, don't try inventing one. Follow rule, fake it till you make it.
Then, when you have learned enough algorithms, you will start creating your own.
Everyone does this. In my 20 years of development (embedded, desktop, web, network, etc) I never had to write any of these leetcode algorithms even though I learned them all.
If you are creating kafka, DBMS, runtimes,etc then you might have to write some of these algorithms only once.
Agree, but I think the thought process is more important here. It is kind of a way to disciplinate your mind to try and focus more, analyse the information and identify what you don't know, so that you learn that. Indeed, we will never need to do this on a daily basis, but it will help you achieve better and faster solutions for your daily work, because it improves your logic and problem solving skills. In short, it's a matter of logic and how quickly you can come up with that logic.
Can you please tell me which language should i use for DSA?
@@husler7424Java or Python
@@husler7424 I saw many people on TH-cam recommending python.
I myself use JavaScript as I am planning to get a job as a frontend.
This is exactly what I've been saying. It's like a secret handshake of people who are unskilled in communicating in common language
on that same note, while i was going through the "stack" part of your roadmap, it seems like "Generate Parentheses" was more of a backtracking problem, so I was really confused lol.
This was needed from the very beginning of humanity
Where can I find the roadmap?
Loved ur hard work ❤
This is amazing! Thank you so much.
Thanks man I've been looking for something like this
i followed neetcode 150 and now am in dp, its solid
Are you a coder or marketer? Cause that was informative and makes me want to buy anything you have on the site. Thanks a lot. Great work.
Thank you. Very helpful.
My hearty thanks
Thanks
A man after my heart
Could you please tell which application you used to make the roadmap, So that I can also organize stuffs.
Add c# on your platform
Asking like this wont get you anywhere
Do you code DSA in C#?
Is there a link to the road map resource?
How to access it ?
The most amazing thing is that 'roadmap' is like _below basics_ in CS, and yet ppl be scamming and getting scammed for "2-day programming bootcamp to get back with your ex!" or thinking they dont need to understand it if they can just ask a copilot generate a loop.
And this is why you need to learn dependency algorithms!
Thank you
Thanku u sir❤
Ibfollowed it and it really worked
Thanks man
I aspire to be like you 💪😎
guys, do you know any sources where to study the theory for a begginer?? the roadmap is amazing, but I need sources to study properly. Thanks!!
You doin the gods work 🙏
Love you too brother
Sick product man
I love you Neetcode!
meee tooo bruh especially the topological sort and union find problems
Could you solve vertical order Traversal on LeetCode?? ❤
Is he talking about a dsa sheet? Or a course?
Most docs/tools are written by people who already know the problem and have forgotten what it's like to NOT know. SO it's arbitrary all the way down from everyone that named things didn't bother to put up any roadsigns for pointing the way back to each giants shoulders they too had to stand on .
u are the mannn 🙌🏾
This is helpfull thanks man
Which language should i use for DSA? I'm quite confused.
java / c++ is usually suggested
@@Max-E-Mum Java is pretty verbose. I'd suggest C++ and Python (if you aren't concerned about the efficiency).
just want to say thank you
Is your fan at the end wearing bowling shoes?
How to get your roadmap?
Just go to his website.
Wow, looks like a tech tree in a game. But that's how it goes.
But why do I need MORE PROBLEMS IN MY LIFE
❤
Give some discount 😃
Ted Mosby
Nah, raw dogging the boss at level 1
is this 100% free?
Will algorithms help me get a job?
C# as well?
Hmmm
Love you ❤
And in exchange, we'll have to gave him our email so that he can flood us with jis paid courses😂😂. Nothing is free, bro
Js solutions are really bad, python alot simpler.
Pro tip: Just do web dev 👍🏾
And suffer for a year or two self learning
Many web dev jobs still do LC interviews, though
@@TheHeadlets this newfound knowledge will haunt me for the next couple of weeks
@@yourlocalhuman3526yup get ready, and don’t think front end is a way cause to make css changes u have to know backtracking and graph problems in this market ain’t 2020 no more 😂
Pro tip: Stop running away from leetcode, just face the fact that you have to be good at it.
Aren’t hitler and ghandi two opposite sides of the same coin? One couldn’t exist without the other. Are they not perfect accurate arisings of nature? Wouldn’t a gazelle believe lions are evil and the devil made them when in reality the dynamic is perfectly whole in its existence as an energy or karmic exchange?
Golang pls 🥲😭
Thanks man I've been looking for something like this
Thanks