I’ve been doing Leetcode for the last 6 months and solved 500+ problems. Currently it’s not about interview but I just enjoy solving the problems.
What I’ve noticed so far is that I have a good knowledge of algorithms, know what should be the best approach to the given problem but sometimes completely stuck. Sometimes medium or hard can be solved in 20 min, the other time I can think about it for days.
I’m participating in the leetcode contests and can see how top guys solve everything in ~10min.
So I’m wondering how to boost this skill? Just solve more? And if stuck for some time then go to solution, analyse it and try to code it after N days to be sure you got the idea?
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If there are 4 problems in total, solve 3-4.
else, still solve 3-4.
To take a step further in Algorithms/DS/Problem Solving, read a good book and try to solve their exercises in theory sections. Introduction to Algorithms (clrs) is a good one if you haven’t done it already.
But I'm not sure whether it's going to help or not. Anyone knows anything about this?