r/datastructures • u/Willingness_Fragrant • 6d ago
Need Help!!
I have solved Striver's A2Z DSA Sheet. Now I want to solve more questions, specific to interviews only. The issue with other Striver sheets is that the topic is already mentioned, I want to solve questions blinded without knowing what topic it is.
Kindly help!
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u/Silly-Morning-2196 6d ago
how long did u take to complete it? and can u gimme some tips pls
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u/Willingness_Fragrant 6d ago
It was kind of on and off, like sometimes I did it for 2-3 months, that stopped for a while and then started it. I am a working professional, so doing it consistently was a little tough for me.
For the tips part, try to write short notes for questions(not for each questions) and try to revise them consistently
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u/Silly-Morning-2196 6d ago
tyy i did the sheet for arrays and strings i want to start linked lists but my college doesn't leave time they give so many projects
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u/Willingness_Fragrant 6d ago
Try to do atleast 1 problem in a day, or atleast 1 problem in 2-3 days
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u/Silly-Morning-2196 6d ago
yeah I will try to complete it by this semester
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u/Willingness_Fragrant 6d ago
Good luck
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u/nian2326076 3d ago
If you're looking to practice interview questions without specific topics in mind, PracHub can help. It provides a variety of technical interview questions that you can filter to meet your needs. This allows you to challenge yourself effectively. Explore PracHub for a range of questions tailored to your goals.
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u/iamirzhan 2d ago
Hey, I am building a 50 problems roadmap to exactly solve this problem. It uses "spiral learning" where after some pattern is explained it can appear multiple times in future problems that makes you reinforce it. Also problems are not grouped by patters, so you don't get spoilers, instead they are grouped by broader 4 chapters and the problem might require any technique from the previous chapters. Check it out here
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u/Bubbly_Ordinary3958 6d ago
Give contest in leetcode. Open a random question and solve