I literally SUUUUCK at DSA. Can you guide me like how I should start learning and practicing? Although I have been saving playlists but getting too tough to understand.
@@sinatfahad2283 Learn basic dfs, bfs, binary search and how hashmaps and arrays work and that should be enough to start practicing. I would look up dfs algorithm etc. for all those topics and once you feel like you understand them conceptually, solve a leetcode easy to reinforce your knowledge. This should be enough to start.
@@harshvardhan-d5e my guess is some sort of program which takes his mic audio and when it sees a certain volume spike or some other pattern it changes the sprite. At least that's how I would do it
Excited to see you back but didn't expect u to get on leet code but it works because I am kind of looking to solve leet code problems too so a boost for me ig
I just solved my 100th question today on Leetcode, with 5 hard and 41 medium, and, it was hard. Really. I struggle a lot without the help of hints or AI when I'm stuck with the algorithm or the optimisation. When I see a question, I know how to solve and the algorithm appears on my head in a few seconds but since I cannot use AI tools on coding interviews, I feel demotivated to debug my code and just give up depending on the hardness of the problem.
Noice, I started doing leetcode last fall, did 585 problems, and now work for a FAANG. I’m still going though, I slowed downy pace bit but I’m at 660 now. At this point I may as well try to do them all lol
Should I give this a shot? I don’t want a tech job or anything, and I’m pretty nooby at programming in general, so I’m not sure I could solve the problems!
@@Green-Code about Competitive Programming Can you make a video about you participating in Meta Hacker cup it starts next week it's like a online contest consists of 4 rounds document your experiment I think that would be really cool
Cool vid! Tho I am close to 2100 on LC contests, and even I don't think that I am anywhere close to "Ma Lin's" skill level. Think you underestimated that dude lol. Also I am pretty sure that account is from a former GM on cf who is a huge fan of Ma Lin.
would it be smart to try and learn to code using leetcode? i want to get into coding but i dont know what to code, so this could be a nice start right?
How long did this take you, and for someone who is pretty familiar with CS and programming but hasn't learnt DSA, how long do you think one can learn DSA in?
I still gotta learn a bunch more, like a lot. But it took me like a month or so I would say. If I can do it, you can do it (and probably much faster than me)
I am really interested in how long you have been coding. You said your unemployed (if it wasnt a joke i wooshed) but I've watched a couple of your videos. I've been an employed programmer for around 6 years now and when I started out like in my first 2 years or so I did a lot of codewars and also tried to solve difficult problems. Nowadays I just can't really do that anymore, like your maze video which was great btw, I guess I just became to stupid by now but your skills look very promising. Do you plan on a specific job like faang or what its called for example? Small edit here: I forgot to mention but if you like to challenge yourself and to solve puzzles basically, you should try and learn some assembly, whatever variant it may be. It's not as difficult as it seems but if you understand it, its a ton of fun (start with 6502 asm, it's extremely easy and great for understanding asm in general. Also you can mod and write games with it for nes and atari 2600)
I tried doing some leetcode problems myself, and one of the hard ones was finding the median of two sorted arrays. And, I mean, you just take the merge part of merge sort, then get the medium of the new array and that’s it. How is it hard? Finding the longest substring without repeating characters was harder, and that was medium. I find that weird. Can’t complain though l, I solved a hard problem and it took me minutes Edit: did it without an array to merge the given arrays in, to save on memory, that’s noticeably harder.
well while this is pretty cool and i mean, congrats on that, leetcode is meant to be there for a routine, generally speaking 1 or 2 challenges a day is way way better than tryharding 15 one day and then being so exhaused by it that you atop doing these for the whole month lol
I cannot for the life of me figure out leetcode. I am not talking about the code challenge, but the site, the interface and not least, the abomination of a code interface. Doing C, type bool is a thing, apparently, and so is integer overflow, which is to say, this is apparently an error?! WHAT? Furthermore, I cannot for the life of me find the interface you're apparently using and all the interesting problem require paid subscription? I have no idea how you're doing it. Perhaps I am just old...
@@Green-Code Bro your channel is amazing. You've motivated me to start my own channel. I'll definately start in some time. I'm a data science student. I love coding related content. Your channel is so cool. Keep making this type of content. Have a nice day. Bye
I feel like I am too lazy. One day I solve 10 problems, and then two months pass without anything and then I might solve 1? You definitely encouraged me to solve more even though I just did 4 today.
My personal tip for you would be codecademy. It also has great free courses and it tought me programming 6 - 7 years ago. It gives you small fun projects and guides your hand while introducing you to different things. One project was for example a text based adventure game which taught you about printing stuff to the screen, if and else statements, strings and variables and lists. It is extremely good for a beginner, so give it a try :)
The main purpose is to learn, if you do it with that purpose it is not bad And of course you are not going to ask ChatGTP for the whole solution just to send it in leetcode, you have to try it yourself first.
@@Feedv6 The way you learn is by actually trying to solve it by yourself and fail miserably. That way next time you encounter a different problem it'll be easy to get around it. Even getting a "partial" solution can make it really slower to develop those neat problem-solving skills
DSA is independent thing.... learn in any language....there are many Indian videos....if you are outsider try find something in English.... there's one on freecode channel. Do buy books
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try to solve 100 problems in codeforces
make a video about codeforces
we want a video about how to improve problem solving skills using codeforcrs
Hey what was most common solution pattern?
im a leetcode knight (1872) and have 600 problems solved.
Always lovely to see new programmers start leetcoding!
I literally SUUUUCK at DSA. Can you guide me like how I should start learning and practicing? Although I have been saving playlists but getting too tough to understand.
Wow. Respect.
@@sinatfahad2283 Learn basic dfs, bfs, binary search and how hashmaps and arrays work and that should be enough to start practicing. I would look up dfs algorithm etc. for all those topics and once you feel like you understand them conceptually, solve a leetcode easy to reinforce your knowledge. This should be enough to start.
How long did it take
@@sinatfahad2283 Start by watching the DSA video from freeCodeCamp. It's explaining the very basics in an easy to understand way.
bro the lip syncing on your animations are mad accurate i love it
he made them manually or used some AI product ?
@@harshvardhan-d5e 100% manually
@@harshvardhan-d5e my guess is some sort of program which takes his mic audio and when it sees a certain volume spike or some other pattern it changes the sprite.
At least that's how I would do it
HOW TF ARE YOUR ANIMATIONS SO ON POINT, even the lipsyncs are so accurate
11:21 Both of those solutions are DFS, one is iterative DFS, one is recursive DFS
Yeah yeah I know :) I just think recursive DFS is so much cooler
Excited to see you back but didn't expect u to get on leet code but it works because I am kind of looking to solve leet code problems too so a boost for me ig
Let's go!! 💪
I like the learn first then answer next leetcode approach, especially as a self-learner
Do Codeforces next, and try to reach Specialist in a month
Haven't tried Codeforces. I'll take a look. I don't know what specialist is, but it sounds hard lol
you know that's impossible right lol
It’s not that hard tbh. But you definitely need to work harder than doing leetcode
Specialist in 1 month will be tough pupil in one month might be good
beat tourist in 1 hour
I just solved my 100th question today on Leetcode, with 5 hard and 41 medium, and, it was hard. Really. I struggle a lot without the help of hints or AI when I'm stuck with the algorithm or the optimisation. When I see a question, I know how to solve and the algorithm appears on my head in a few seconds but since I cannot use AI tools on coding interviews, I feel demotivated to debug my code and just give up depending on the hardness of the problem.
You're self taught ?
No, I'm a Bsc CS student at university. I will graduate summer 2025 so I'm grinding leetcode already
Just hard work and patience, you'll get there!
Idk how u haven’t blown up yet, ur videos are fantastic. Favorite coding Chanel next to code bullet.
Respect for the dedication. I emailed you about a sponsor opportunity. Cheers!
Gg i have 2 hard, 64 solved and am rank 1.3M. hats off to you
Bruh that's literally me....but i hve solved 22 medium nd 1 hard till now can u tell which hard question u attempted?
@@pd5873 merge k sorted linked list
I’m similar, I got like 5 hard, 52 med, 82 easy, I’m like 700k
Really love your edit style and your way of entertaining / explaining. Keep on the good work👏🏼
Bro, what amazing storytelling and what an incredible video! 🔥🌟
Bc you went to a library at 11PM, imma subscribe
Bro, I am subscribed to you since you had less then 10 subs, really happy to see you pop off, great content 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Once you land ur first job. You completely forget this platform exists lol. Awesome video 🔥
Dude I've watched your videos! They're sick!
Broo, same here. Your videos are awesome. love your character design btw 😅
Dude, you're awesome. I had a huge leetcode phobia and you completely solved it ! Idk how to thank you.
Damn, first time seeing you channel and I'm in love with it haha I wish you all the best!
Appreciate that dude :)
What did you do before leetcode problems bro?
how do u exactly "learn"?
Edith is awsam bro. The way you explained was great.
try to solve 100 problems in codeforces
so glad that your channel is growing bro
Took you 4 hrs for 12 questions!!!
Took me 4 hours for 2 questions that too 1 easy and 1 medium so I guess you are doing much better😅😅
8:28 "Imagine you have this really, really long list of nubers..." I laughed so hard :D
You're awesome :D
I agree 100% when you say "hard" problems are impossible to solve
Alright, I have decided. I will also do a hundred leetcode problems now.
Noice, I started doing leetcode last fall, did 585 problems, and now work for a FAANG. I’m still going though, I slowed downy pace bit but I’m at 660 now. At this point I may as well try to do them all lol
Should I give this a shot? I don’t want a tech job or anything, and I’m pretty nooby at programming in general, so I’m not sure I could solve the problems!
Doesn't hurt to try, may be difficult since some of them require algorithm and data structure knowledge
I also play table tennis...Ma Lin is a Dope player 🙌
Very cool idea
maybe even consider competitive programming and Codeforces because it's so much fun too
I'll look into it :)
@@Green-Code about Competitive Programming
Can you make a video about you participating in Meta Hacker cup
it starts next week
it's like a online contest consists of 4 rounds
document your experiment
I think that would be really cool
Cool vid! Tho I am close to 2100 on LC contests, and even I don't think that I am anywhere close to "Ma Lin's" skill level. Think you underestimated that dude lol.
Also I am pretty sure that account is from a former GM on cf who is a huge fan of Ma Lin.
Glad to be an early follower of you, youre gonna go big!
I find you videos very cool and funny... don't stop making videos...i am waiting for next videos
Awesome Bro .. nice work and inspiring
Too good man!! Your inspiring to someone like me who hasent even started 😢
Cool, I enjoy how you present your content.
Your channel is a PG Code Bullet, and i love it
Good Video, Just Checking in
good video im gonna try out leetcode too now
I wouldn't still be watching your videos irrespective of other watch or not.
I can't get over the fact that your name is GREEN CODE man
we can use counter for first problem
02:04 it is really weird looking with the spikes in the graph, I would guess they have some trouble measuring the performance of the code
lmaoo i literally just opened leetcode 5 min ago (which i never do) and now u upload this
I wish, only 4 questions in rn, started c++ like a week ago. Long road in front but oh well it will be worth it ig. What language did you start with?
4:01 bro just spoke in Tamil language. The word NAGARAM means range of place like states
there is also the same word in malayalam too with same meaning
Ohh no way that's funny
when I saw hashing I thought it was about building a hash algorithm like md5.😢😢
Wow ,you make me felling motivated now ❤😂
would it be smart to try and learn to code using leetcode?
i want to get into coding but i dont know what to code, so this could be a nice start right?
By the way, Mai Lin leetcode profile isn't actually him according to chinese journalist
i just hit my 150 solved milstone not long after this video went live, leetcode is great for somone like me (a C++ dev) trying to learn python lol
came to yt after solving leetcode problems just to watch another person solve them :)
What an absolute legend
I deeply value and greatly appreciate that remark Dr. Teres :)
Finally you uploaded a video 🎉
why am I watching this, I have never seriously coded in my life?! Still entertaining though
How long did this take you, and for someone who is pretty familiar with CS and programming but hasn't learnt DSA, how long do you think one can learn DSA in?
I still gotta learn a bunch more, like a lot. But it took me like a month or so I would say. If I can do it, you can do it (and probably much faster than me)
you’re cracked
I am really interested in how long you have been coding. You said your unemployed (if it wasnt a joke i wooshed) but I've watched a couple of your videos. I've been an employed programmer for around 6 years now and when I started out like in my first 2 years or so I did a lot of codewars and also tried to solve difficult problems. Nowadays I just can't really do that anymore, like your maze video which was great btw, I guess I just became to stupid by now but your skills look very promising. Do you plan on a specific job like faang or what its called for example?
Small edit here: I forgot to mention but if you like to challenge yourself and to solve puzzles basically, you should try and learn some assembly, whatever variant it may be. It's not as difficult as it seems but if you understand it, its a ton of fun (start with 6502 asm, it's extremely easy and great for understanding asm in general. Also you can mod and write games with it for nes and atari 2600)
Why are you the best?
Nice video sir btw where are you from? Lots of love from india❤
I tried doing some leetcode problems myself, and one of the hard ones was finding the median of two sorted arrays. And, I mean, you just take the merge part of merge sort, then get the medium of the new array and that’s it. How is it hard? Finding the longest substring without repeating characters was harder, and that was medium. I find that weird.
Can’t complain though l, I solved a hard problem and it took me minutes
Edit: did it without an array to merge the given arrays in, to save on memory, that’s noticeably harder.
How TF you solve 100 problems in 13 days. I am solving 2 questions per day :(
Bro forgot to give shoutout to 3rd party websites. So sad. Btw, enjoyed the video a lot!!
great video
Hey CG, let's go 🚶♂️ 😎!😅😊
Bro where did you learn Vedio animation that you used in your vedios
Are there web languages (JavaScript) on there? I could use the practice for my web design job!
back again! 🤟
Commenting just to check the network settings
well while this is pretty cool and i mean, congrats on that, leetcode is meant to be there for a routine, generally speaking 1 or 2 challenges a day is way way better than tryharding 15 one day and then being so exhaused by it that you atop doing these for the whole month lol
how long it took you for 100 questions?
Make python classes bro
how does he makes videos like this character and all with the character animations what the style called ?
Good Video
Doing a LeetCode video sponsoring Brilliant...
I love Brilliant. I love LeetCode. Brilliant + LeetCode = Amazing
I cannot for the life of me figure out leetcode. I am not talking about the code challenge, but the site, the interface and not least, the abomination of a code interface. Doing C, type bool is a thing, apparently, and so is integer overflow, which is to say, this is apparently an error?! WHAT?
Furthermore, I cannot for the life of me find the interface you're apparently using and all the interesting problem require paid subscription?
I have no idea how you're doing it. Perhaps I am just old...
Nah the free ones are more than enough to get good at LC unless you are talking about mysql, js ones which are not traditional data stucture problems.
I solved 0 and i have a job 💀⚰️
Same 💀
Same
Can u tell me how
Well your priorities seem to be a bit tangled. LeetCode is not their JUST to land on a job, its way more than that.
Thank you :)
@@MuhammadYasirJaved-g1d ik dude, just being sarcastic
pls how did you mak ethis character i like it
Premier Pro + After Effects + Lazykh software animation :)
Ha ha ha ha whats Ma Lin doing here. I will rename my account to Ma Long now
Legend
@@Green-Code Yeah true legend. And thanks for this wonderful video
Can i know if you are in college right? If so which year?
Bro I wish I can be like you where do I start
Anywhere. Just start. Learn Python, learn AI, learn algorithms and data structures :)
Bro you are crazy, you like recursion ahahahah I'm stuck there.
But did you get employed after this?
Bro how do you make these videos please tell me. How you made this character
Premier Pro + After Effects + Lazykh software animation :)
@@Green-Code Bro your channel is amazing. You've motivated me to start my own channel. I'll definately start in some time. I'm a data science student. I love coding related content. Your channel is so cool. Keep making this type of content. Have a nice day. Bye
Leetcode should stop designating Python2 as "Python".
59,9 K subs!!!!
Leetcode speedrun 💀
i like you videos
👍
I feel like I am too lazy. One day I solve 10 problems, and then two months pass without anything and then I might solve 1? You definitely encouraged me to solve more even though I just did 4 today.
are you john egbert?
what if u r like a noobie r there beginners courses ?
My personal tip for you would be codecademy. It also has great free courses and it tought me programming 6 - 7 years ago. It gives you small fun projects and guides your hand while introducing you to different things. One project was for example a text based adventure game which taught you about printing stuff to the screen, if and else statements, strings and variables and lists. It is extremely good for a beginner, so give it a try :)
Awesome
Hey Sir I am a flutter developer i need some guidance please give your linkedin or anything else..
i have been grinding leetcode for 4 months but still i don't have this good logic building like you
That ma lin profile on leetcode is not the actual profile of Tennis player ma lin . It's fake
Using ChatGpt is Ethical for solving leetcode🤔
The main purpose is to learn, if you do it with that purpose it is not bad And of course you are not going to ask ChatGTP for the whole solution just to send it in leetcode, you have to try it yourself first.
@@Feedv6 The way you learn is by actually trying to solve it by yourself and fail miserably. That way next time you encounter a different problem it'll be easy to get around it. Even getting a "partial" solution can make it really slower to develop those neat problem-solving skills
after 6 years of my life coding, I still have no idea what im doing when coding, as long it works it works
Bro I need DSA in python to give me the best resources
Neetcode’s webpage offers the solutions in Python, his video explanations are conceptual so it’s pretty language agnostic
DSA is independent thing.... learn in any language....there are many Indian videos....if you are outsider try find something in English.... there's one on freecode channel. Do buy books
One word: NeetCode
i am polar opposite from you i have much better time solveing stack type of questions while struggling solveing tree questions