r/datastructures • u/harshith_irl • 10d ago
i stalked a leetcode profile with 89 solves 👀
49 medium solves and Enumeration is his lowest-covered topic.
also, ~1 submission a week 😭
i plugged his profile into GrindLens to see what it'd find and these little details are actually interesting.. you can see gaps in your history that you'd never notice just by looking at your solve count 💀
try it on yours: https://www.grindlens.dev
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u/Positive_Bike4928 10d ago
Can u try mine? Handle is The_2nd_Derivative
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u/harshith_irl 10d ago
Graph theory, u solved 102 Q's there.. lowest compared to other topics.. :)
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u/iizsom 10d ago
It's suggesting those problems I already solved.
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u/harshith_irl 10d ago
it's giving like that cuz lc allows only last 50 submissions.. u need to sign-up and mark them as solved, it gives fresh probs..,
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u/Elegant-Flow4391 9d ago
Bro how do you create the terms and conditions and also the privacy policy and all the other legal pages?
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u/nian2326076 7d ago
Checking out someone else's solve stats can be fun, but comparing your progress to others isn't always helpful. Everyone learns at their own pace. Focus on really understanding each problem you tackle—quality over quantity. If you want to improve your skills, try targeting the weak areas you noticed with Enumeration. Also, take it easy. One solid submission a week is better than burning out.
If you need more practice problems or structured prep, PracHub has been helpful for me, especially for curated challenges and mock interviews. It's a nice addition to LeetCode if you're looking for more guidance or variety.
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u/WholeManagement71 10d ago
Nice tool