Solving 1000 LeetCode problems - EASY!


If you read such a statement, don't believe it! 😉

🚀 Today I'm celebrating 1000 LeetCode problems solved: a journey of dedication and growth! 🚀

I am happy to share a significant milestone in my journey – I have successfully tackled 1000 challenging LeetCode problems! 🎉 This accomplishment has been the result of relentless dedication, countless early mornings, and a commitment to continuous growth.

🌅 400 Days of Consistency: Over the past 400 days, I made it a ritual to rise early and dedicate 1-2 hours daily to solving complex coding problems on LeetCode. This consistent effort has taught me the power of discipline and the incredible outcomes that can be achieved through small, focused actions over an extended period.

💡 Lessons in Problem Solving: Each LeetCode problem I encountered was a unique puzzle, pushing me to think creatively, strategize meticulously, and embrace diverse problem-solving approaches. These challenges not only honed my technical skills but also enhanced my critical thinking and perseverance.

🌟 What's Next: As I celebrate this achievement, I am excited to leverage the skills and insights gained to take on even greater challenges. My journey in the world of coding is far from over, and I'm eager to continue exploring, learning, and contributing to the ever-evolving tech landscape.

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🎉 Milestone Alert! 1100 Problems Solved on LeetCode! 🚀

🧠 Today marks a special day as I've just cracked my 1100th problem on LeetCode! The journey to this point has been both challenging and rewarding.

📊 Stats Breakdown for the Last 100 Problems:

Easy: 9
Medium: 86
Hard: 5

This translates to 91% of the problems being medium or hard! 🤓

🏆 My previous best was solving 81% of such questions, so this is a new personal record!

🔄 Change in Strategy:

Starting from 1001th problem I decided to shift from solving 2 problems daily to just 1. The reasons?
1️⃣ The problems are getting tougher and need more time.
2️⃣ I'm also diving into other learning areas and need to balance my time.

Proud to share that I've been consistently solving problems on LeetCode for almost 500 days straight! 🏋️‍♂️

This journey has been about growth, learning, and pushing boundaries. Here's to many more days of coding and problem-solving! 🙌

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🎉 Yutuq E'loni! 🌟 LeetCode'da 1100 Muammo Yechdim! 🚀

🧠 Bugun maxsus kun, chunki LeetCode'da 1100-muammoni yechdim! Bu nuqtaga yetib kelishim o'ziga xos qiyinchiliklar va mukofotlar bilan to'la bo'lgan.

📊 Oxirgi 100 Muammo Bo'yicha Statistika:

Oson: 9
O'rtacha: 86
Qiyin: 5

Bu, muammolarning 91% o'rtacha yoki qiyin darajada ekanligini anglatadi! 🤓

🏆 Oldingi eng yaxshi natijam bu turdagi savollarni 81% yechish bo'lgan, demak bu yangi shaxsiy rekord!

🔄 Strategiyada O'zgarish:

Kuniga 2 ta muammo yechish o'rniga endi faqat 1 tasini yechishga qaror qildim. Sababi?

1️⃣ Muammolar tobora murakkablashmoqda va ko'proq vaqt talab etmoqda.
2️⃣ Shuningdek, boshqa o'quv sohalariga sho'ng'iyapman va vaqtimni muvozanatlashim kerak.

Aytib o'tishim lozim bo'lgan shuki, LeetCode'da deyarli 500 kun davomida uzluksiz muammolarni yechib kelmoqdaman! 🏋️‍♂️

Bu safar o'sish, o'rganish va chegaralarni kengaytirish haqida bo'ldi. Kodlash va muammolarni yechishda ko'plab kunlarni kutib qolaman! 🙌

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NB: Tarjimani ChatGPT4 bajardi ;)

Mornings are the best time to build new habits.

When you wake up, you’re refreshed, your mind is clear, and your willpower is at its peak.

Building a habit isn’t easy—it requires breaking old routines, consciously working towards your goals, and sticking to actions that won’t give you instant gratification. For all of this, you need willpower. And the most willpower you’ll have in a day is right when you wake up.

So, eliminate all distractions. Make the first thing you do in the morning the habit you want to build. No excuses.

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You don’t want to do it, but you know you need to.

Ever felt that way?

You keep putting off that task, procrastinating endlessly. The frustration builds, and your self-confidence starts to fade bit by bit. It’s a vicious cycle of self-doubt.

So, how do you break free from this pattern?

By “eating that frog.” The "frog" is the task you dread the most but need to complete. The strategy? Tackle it first thing in the morning, right after you wake up. No delays, no excuses.

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If the 'frog' feels more like an elephant, break it down into smaller tasks. In software engineering, this is known as 'decomposition'—dividing a big task into smaller, actionable steps. Each step should be clear, with defined actions and expected outcomes.

If a task still feels too big, keep breaking it down. The goal is to build a sustainable habit, not to overwhelm yourself by stretching your willpower too thin.

For example, if you're just starting to learn data structures and solve LeetCode problems, don’t aim to learn everything at once. Start small: tackle the easiest problem first and build a daily problem-solving habit from there. Learning is a journey, and you can’t absorb everything overnight.

Just decompose it.

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Focus on Building a Habit

When you’re working on building a new habit, it’s important to be kind to yourself. Start small and manageable. Break it down into the easiest, most approachable task — you can spend 30 minutes, 20 minutes, or even just 10 minutes.

When forming a habit, don’t overwhelm yourself. Aim to accomplish one simple task, even if it’s just mastering a single concept or understanding one term.

The key here is consistency. Make it a point to do something every day that moves you closer to your goal. The task should feel as effortless as possible, so there’s less resistance to getting started.

Just do it.

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@LeetCodin

The Importance of Setting a Goal

When I first started solving LeetCode problems, I didn’t have a clear goal. I wasn’t sure what I wanted to achieve, so I struggled with consistency. One day, while scrolling through LinkedIn, I came across a developer’s post showing a screenshot of their LeetCode profile with a perfect streak of green squares.

That meant they had been solving problems consistently every day for an entire year. It was a turning point for me — I realized I wanted that same level of consistency. For the first time, I had a clear vision of my goal and how I could achieve it.

I began tackling LeetCode problems again, this time with a specific goal in mind and a defined number of days to stay consistent. Having that vision helped me build the discipline I needed.

Sometimes, all it takes is a clear goal to turn your aspirations into reality.
Just imagine it.

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Triggers

Ask yourself, “What’s stopping me from taking action every day?” More often than not, the cause is distractions. One of the biggest distractions we face today is our smartphones. If you want to consistently solve LeetCode problems, avoid touching your phone before or during your sessions. Eliminate that distraction.

Another helpful strategy is to find a friend to work with. Build the habit together, compare your progress, and discuss areas for improvement. Celebrate your small wins along the way and remember how that success feels.

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I Couldn't Solve the Easiest LeetCode Problem in 6 Hours

…when I first started solving algorithmic problems. I remember struggling to understand the concepts, spot patterns, and use the right data structures. It was overwhelming.

In the beginning, LeetCode felt like a constant source of stress. I would sit in front of my monitor for hours, stuck, not knowing where to start. I kept asking myself: "How are so many others getting it, and I can't figure this out?! It’s supposed to be easy!" Every day felt like a battle, and I considered quitting more times than I can count.

But the desire to see my profile filled with green squares and the goal of being able to solve medium-level problems in 10-15 minutes kept me going. The journey wasn't easy, but persistence was key.

I pushed through.

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I Struggled with Data Structures Early On

When I first started solving LeetCode problems, I had no clue which data structure to use.

I couldn’t write one from scratch, nor did I understand how they worked under the hood.

This lack of understanding meant I didn’t know the time or space complexities of different operations.

I couldn’t spot patterns or solve problems efficiently.

But here's what helped: I focused on learning a little about data structures every day.

That steady accumulation of knowledge made all the difference.

Now, I know how to choose the right data structure for the task at hand.

So, if you're feeling stuck, don’t worry—you can do it too.

Start small, be consistent, and the results will come

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