Note: this repo doesn't code style conventions because leet code requires specific names for functions, for example, countBits, instead of count_bits. To make things easier to maintain, I kept the original parameter names from LeetCode.
This is my LeetCode project which I started at the end of 2016.
I continued for quite a while, stopped in the mid of 2018, hibernated for quite a long time.
At the end of 2020 but didn't keep it going for a long time.
Refer to this timeline.
Originally, I started with Python2.
Later, some are done in Python3.
To keep my Golang skills sharp when I didn't use Golang at work, I reworked some solutions in Go as well.
I might rework some in Rust in the future but at the moment there isn't any yet as of early 2021.
Initially, I put every problem as a single file in the above folders:
- folder
0: questions 0-99 - folder
1: questions 1-199 - folder
2: questions 2-299 - ...
In the spring of 2021, I decided to rework it a bit, mainly focusing on the medium difficulty, top interviewed ones.
I didn't plan to rework ALL of those medium difficulty ones, though.
Each of the reworked new solutions has its own single commit, with comments at least, possibly a readme as well, and put under specific folders with the problem name.
Search in this repo (see results in both code, and commits) to find a specific topic or algorithm. For example, if you want to see problems related to "backtrack":
