Solve LeetCode Questions with This One Pattern (Constraints to Time Complexity)

🔥 How to know which algorithm to use to solve a LeetCode problem or a HackerRank online assessment? Simply use the time constraints to infer the intended time complexity and the algorithm. Learn more: algo.monster/problems/runtime...
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[@algo.monster]

Full constraint to algo mapping and code examples here: algo.monster/problems/runtime_summary

[@ohmegatech666]

This is a pretty genius way to start approaching algo problems because it's way easier to look at constraints to determine the required time complexity than it is to look at the problem description and determine what algorithms or data structures fit

[@algo.monster]

Thanks! Yes, it is, indeed!

[@raghavbagdi87]

Damnnnnn, this is soooooo underrated man. Love such insights! Keep em coming

[@algo.monster]

Glad it helps! And Zlatan is the best haha

[@HusnaKhanam-bm4fq]

was much needed !!!!

[@TheRn35]

Goodhart's Law is expressed as: “When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a good measure.”
But, I guess, it is what it is.

[@algo.monster]

hahaha, yes indeed. LeetCode-style interviews is just a game we have to play to get in the door.

[@KuaisArts]

It's hard coming up with what specific class of algorithms I should use :( This way is definitely useful if you ask for constraints!

[@Rudra0x01]

Very informative

[@ganeshjaggineni4097]

NICE SUPER EXCELLENT MOTIVATED

[@user-sy4zo9fu1n]

Found best one❤

[@Sridevikrish21]

If the constraints is 5 *10^4
Using this constraints which time complexity is used and in which approach we have to code

[@yousafsabir7]

Apparently 5*10^4 falls under O(n) or O(nLogn) category

[@1234victorxD]

Dude that was really smart wtf

[@immrhrr]

Nice❤

[@Emmap11]

Great video!!!

[@algo.monster]

Thanks! Glad you liked it!

[@pamelapang9913]

👍👍👍

[@milkandhenny]

Thanks!

[@algo.monster]

Welcome!

[@allentsai1982]

thx alot

[@algo.monster]

Happy to help!

[@s8x.]

genius

[@algo.monster]

Glad it helps!

[@wasd3108]

well that whale should have a full on clown costume and makeup. Because wherever the code is being tested at, the results are a joke XD

[@zerrickb58]

nerd

[@SuperMaDBrothers]

This is true, but useless.

[@algo.monster]

can you elaborate? figuring out the algo is half the battle

[@patrickbateman3912]

this is absolutely useful. not fully but looking at the constraints your 1/4th work is done

[@automata-mw2el]

it's literally a binary search technique for the algorithm matching