I don’t understand why most of the people from tier-3 colleges are so chill.
Like bhai, college already acha nahi mila, kya job bhi gandi hi chahiye?
What kind of motivation are they even waiting for?
Getting back into consistent practice made me realize how easy it is to rush concepts
For people who’ve been doing this longer what helped you slow down and actually understand things instead of just finishing tasks?
Getting back into consistent practice made me realize how easy it is to rush concepts
For people who’ve been doing this longer what helped you slow down and actually understand things instead of just finishing tasks?
I thought DSA was about solving problems fast
Turns out it’s mostly about sitting with confusion longer than you want to
I assumed coding gets easier with time
It actually gets harder you just panic less
Getting back into DSA basics tonight
Trying to focus more on reasoning and less on just “making the code work”
For people who learned DSA properly what helped you build real problem-solving ability early on?
Late start today but still showing up
Restarting DSA basics again slowing down to actually understand instead of rushing through problems
Consistency matters more than perfect timing
@satvik272 Big congrats 👏
Getting into a US based startup is huge!!
As someone just starting seriously what would you recommend focusing on first to reach this level?
@craft_withcode Nice progress
I haven’t reached stacks and queues yet but seeing people move through these topics is motivating
Did you find stacks or queues more intuitive at first?
@krayetor This is reassuring to read as a beginner
Easy to underestimate how much small consistent progress compounds...
Looking back.. what helped you the most early on?
Relearning fundamentals made me realize something...
the second pass through basics is more mentally demanding than the first
You notice gaps you didn’t even know existed earlier
Has anyone else experienced this when revisiting core concepts?
Restarted DSA today using Striver’s sheet
Covered basics again input/output.. data types.. conditionals loops functions
Thought this part would be easy but it actually felt mentally heavy
Is it normal for basics to feel harder when you revisit them after a break?