This would have taken me forever to figure out, thanks for sharing!

Thats awesome, what’s the app you’re building?

Hello great to connect with you

✅LC 16 – 3Sum Closest (medium) Remember, if you have a nested loop with a decreasing inner loop, total pointer movement is still proportional to n^2: n + (n−1) + (n−2) + ⋯ + 1 = n(n+1)/2 = O(n^2) Pattern: Arrays & Pointers Time: O(n^2) Space: O(1)

I just made this account in May, hopefully all my comments aren't being hidden 😓 Hope you can make it this year!

Are you planning for CYC this year?

Don't blindly trust the output, have a dev review the code or learn some basics yourself. AI is impressive but there is still a ways to go.

People are trying but it’s definitely not as common as web apps

✅LC 151 – Reverse Words in a String (medium) Prepping for a C# OA lately and the transition from Java wasn't bad at all. Methods are capitalized, StringBuilder is your friend, strings are indexable just like Java. Pattern: Strings & Pointers Time: O(n) Space: O(n) #LeetCode

Great post! I just made my account today, hoping to make connections with other developers as well.

I've been practicing #LeetCode and wanted to dig deeper on hashmaps — how random are hash functions really, and how does that lead to O(1) lookups? I ran a simulation and compared the results to the Poisson distribution. Check out my first blog post: jfischer.dev/blog/how-random…