Absolutely! To be frank web dev interview questions are more structured around your front-end skills rather than your knowledge in algorithms/data structures, so you'll be fine. It certainly doesn't hurt to know SOME leetcode, but I'd say at a bare minimum level. Focus your time in developing your front-end skills, such as HTML, CSS, Javscript, and frameworks of your choice :D
@@LeekCodeDev I'm a dotnet(C#)+Angular full stack developer with 1.5 years of experience. I'm going to Dubai in a couple of months to try to get a job there as the dev jobs in my country don't pay that well. I was thinking about leetcode that I suck at it and hopefully they dont ask me to invert a binary tree with hashmap in O(1) xD. Any advice from you would be more than welcome:P
@@LeekCodeDev I'm a dotnet(C#)+Angular Full stack developer with 1.5 years of experience and I'm going to Dubai in a couple of months to try to get a job there as the dev jobs in my country dont pay so well. I keep thinking about how to clear the interviews there without any leetcode, what if they ask me to reverse some shite with hashmap and stuff xD. Just hoping they stick to web dev and not this Competitive programming stuff. Any advice from you would be more than welcome!
I'm a dotnet(C#)+Angular Full stack developer with 1.5 years of experience and I'm going to Dubai in a couple of months to get a job there as the Dev jobs in my country don't pay so well. I was wondering how will I clear interviews without leetcode, what if they ask me to reverse some stuff with hashmap in O(1) xD. I just hope they ask about web dev things and not Competitive programming stuff. Any advice from you would be more than welcome!
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Is there any hope for me as a Web dev if I suck at leetcode?
Absolutely! To be frank web dev interview questions are more structured around your front-end skills rather than your knowledge in algorithms/data structures, so you'll be fine. It certainly doesn't hurt to know SOME leetcode, but I'd say at a bare minimum level. Focus your time in developing your front-end skills, such as HTML, CSS, Javscript, and frameworks of your choice :D
@@LeekCodeDev I'm a dotnet(C#)+Angular full stack developer with 1.5 years of experience. I'm going to Dubai in a couple of months to try to get a job there as the dev jobs in my country don't pay that well. I was thinking about leetcode that I suck at it and hopefully they dont ask me to invert a binary tree with hashmap in O(1) xD. Any advice from you would be more than welcome:P
@@LeekCodeDev I'm a dotnet(C#)+Angular Full stack developer with 1.5 years of experience and I'm going to Dubai in a couple of months to try to get a job there as the dev jobs in my country dont pay so well. I keep thinking about how to clear the interviews there without any leetcode, what if they ask me to reverse some shite with hashmap and stuff xD. Just hoping they stick to web dev and not this Competitive programming stuff. Any advice from you would be more than welcome!
I'm a dotnet(C#)+Angular Full stack developer with 1.5 years of experience and I'm going to Dubai in a couple of months to get a job there as the Dev jobs in my country don't pay so well. I was wondering how will I clear interviews without leetcode, what if they ask me to reverse some stuff with hashmap in O(1) xD. I just hope they ask about web dev things and not Competitive programming stuff. Any advice from you would be more than welcome!
I been working as programmer for years and I still suck at leetcode lol