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Hello Everyone, 🚀 I've just conquered a coding challenge on the 66th day of my 75-day coding journey! 🤓 Today's task was "Minimum Operations to Maximize Last Elements in Arrays" on Leetcode! 💡This problem is a common one in technical interviews at leading companies. Whether you're preparing for interviews, honing your coding skills, or embarking on your coding journey, this problem is a valuable exercise. I encourage you to give it a try, and please feel free to reach out if you have any questions! #ProblemSolving #TechInterviews #CodingJourney #Programming #CodingSkills #75DayCodingChallenge

One of my favorite quotes about programming is: 'Programming isn't about what you know; it's about what you can figure out.' - Chris Pine, #Hey Connections.... I am excited to share that I have reached a new milestone in my coding journey! I have just completed 300 questions on LeetCode, a popular platform for coding practice and interview preparation. This achievement is a testament to my dedication and hard work towards improving my coding skills. I have gained a deeper understanding of data structures, algorithms, and problem-solving techniques by solving a wide range of questions. I am confident that this experience will help me in my future endeavors, whether it's a job interview or a real-world project. I encourage everyone to keep practicing and challenging themselves to become better at what they do. #LeetCode #CodingChallenge #CodingSkills #ContinuousLearning

Bingo! I've obtained a new certification: Smart Coder from Smart Interviews! Long back before joining Smart Interviews I used to think like "Let's go, I'll learn few Programming Languages and its Concepts and I'm set to go!. But I was wrong, I just used to write basic codes using sorting techniques, DSA, etc which I learnt as a part of my academics. Apart from that I never used to solve problems from any coding platforms such as Hackerrank, Leetcode, and many more. This was the reason for me lacking in Problem solving and Logical thinking. One day our college faculty said us to join "Smart Interviews Course" in which the mentors from Smart Interviews will come to our college to teach us the coding concepts and their applications in real life which would help us to Master Data Structures and Algorithms, apply them in real world in order to solve a problem and crack our Coding Interviews. So, I thought "Why not to give it a try" and joined the course. At first, I thought it would be difficult for me but I adapted myself to the course very well, thanks to my previous knowledge on DSA from academics and grip on few Programming Languages like Python, C. They taught me many new things like "How to approach to the solution for a problem", "How to think in way such that you can solve a problem in multiple ways", "To check whether the solution that you thought of, can run within a Time complexity or not", "How to think differently or out-of-box to optimize a code" and many more. The Smart Interviews taught us from Basic level to Advanced level of coding. At the beginning, before joining the course let's assume my coding skills in solving a problem is 2/5 as of now I can rate myself 4/5 and expecting to sharpen my skills more... #SmartInterviews #ProblemSolving #LogicalThinking #DataStructures #Algorithms #CodingInterviews #ProgrammingSkills #CodeOptimization #Python #CProgramming #DSA #CareerGrowth #LearningJourney

🚀 Milestone Achieved: Ready for the Coding Odyssey! 🌐 Thrilled to share a significant achievement in my coding journey as I gear up for upcoming interviews! 🎓💼 Just wrapped up mastering the LeetCode 75 Array and String challenges, focusing on sorting algorithms and pointers! 💻✨ 🧠 Coding Wisdom Unlocked: From sorting algorithms to intricate pointer manipulations, every problem solved was a step closer to unlocking the secrets of efficient coding. 🚀🌟 🌐 Journey of Growth: Grateful for the insights gained during this intense preparation. It's not just about solving problems; it's about continuous learning, adapting, and growing as a coder. 📈🤓 👨💻 Ready for the Interview Arena: Armed with new skills, enthusiasm, and a passion for problem-solving, I'm eagerly looking forward to the challenges that lie ahead in the interview arena! 💪🔍 #CodingJourney #InterviewPrep #LeetCodeMastered #SortingAndPointers #ContinuousLearning #CodeReady 🚀💡

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One of the biggest questions I get from current CS Students today is "how can I level up and become the most prepared for an interview with a prospective employer?" One of the tips I always give is to Get Back to Basics - making sure you fully understand how all of the tools in your tool belt work. One of the best ways to master this is to implement Data Structures in a language of your choosing. My former colleague Brian Jenney does a great job of showing exactly what I mean! I highly recommend giving him a follow to learn more about leveling up (even if you're not a JS developer) in your software career!

🚀 365 days Leetcode 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐞 🚀 #leetcodechallenge 📆 14  Days Completed ✅ / 365 Days Planned 🚀 Problem name: 31. Next Permutation Code Problem Link: https://lnkd.in/dwivBQiT For your learning you can follow this link from @w3school and Striver: https://lnkd.in/dD_c2pbb Intuition The intuition behind this algorithm is to find the next lexicographically greater permutation of the given array in-place. The steps involve identifying the elements to be swapped and reversing a portion of the array. Approach Finding the First Element to be Modified: Traverse the array from right to left and find the first pair of adjacent elements nums[i] and nums[i+1] such that nums[i] is smaller than nums[i+1]. This marks the starting point for modification. Handling the Special Case: If no such pair is found, the array is in descending order. Reverse the entire array to obtain the lowest possible order. Swapping Elements: If such a pair is found, traverse the array again from right to left to find the first element nums[j] greater than nums[i]. Swap nums[i] and nums[j]. Reversing Subarray: Reverse the subarray starting from nums[i+1] to the end of the array to ensure the new arrangement is the smallest lexicographically greater permutation. Complexity Time complexity: O(n) - The algorithm involves traversing the array twice and reversing a subarray, each of which takes linear time. Space complexity: O(1) - The algorithm uses only a constant amount of extra memory, as it modifies the input array in-place. Source code: https://lnkd.in/dsZ5YCbz Leetcode profile: https://lnkd.in/d5qkVyRp Do let me know your approach. Any suggestion is highly appreciated. Happy Learning! 💡 #codingchallenge #PlacementChallenge #consistencymatters #LearningJourney #HustleHard #DailyTasks #GoalAchievement #coding #programing #development #computervision #computerscience #internship #challenge

🚀 FREE New Course Alert: Mastering Dynamic Programming! 🚀 We're excited to launch our latest course designed to help you ace your coding interviews: "Dynamic Programming for Interviews"! 🎉 🔍 Why Dynamic Programming? Dynamic Programming (DP) is a game-changer in solving complex problems efficiently, making it a favorite topic in top tech interviews. 📚 Course Highlights: - Core Concepts: Understand the fundamentals of DP. - Interview Focused: Solve popular DP problems asked in interviews. - Templates: Learn strategies to identify and approach DP problems. 🌟 Who Should Enroll? Perfect for anyone prepping for coding interviews or looking to boost their problem-solving skills. 👉 Enroll now and get interview-ready! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/dC6EVM6h #DynamicProgramming #CodingInterviews #TechEducation #NewCourseLaunch #ProblemSolving #CareerGrowth

I don't remember all those complex math formulas I learned back in math class. Few do. But I feel the most benefit from math wasn't from memorizing useless formulas. It was about learning how to problem solve. The same is true with programming. Studying things like leetcode should not really be about seemingly useless formulas. It is about problem solving and discovering different approaches in doing so. I keep hearing complaints about the uselessness of leetcode interviews. Sure, they are not really real world scenarios. But from my experience, the interviewer doesn't care so much about the answer, But more about the way you process the problem in order to solve it. They want to know how you think. How do you solve problems? #developer #developerlife

Cracking the coding interview? LeetCode's 100 must-do problems are your secret weapon! ⚔️ I’ve dived deep into these challenges and can attest to their transformative power. From mastering data structures to sharpening algorithmic thinking, these problems cover a vast spectrum of coding scenarios. Not only do they strengthen your problem-solving abilities, but they also equip you with the confidence to tackle complex coding challenges in interviews. Ready to level up your coding game? Give these problems a shot! Follow me for more programming tips Naveen chandrawanshi ✅ #LeetCode #coding #programming #softwareengineering #algorithms #datastructures #codinginterview #tech #developer #codingchallenge #problem #DSA