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- Should I follow all the resources to the second, even if I know the topic?
Not necessarily. While we have done our best to ensure that we only point out specific timestamps/topics you should refer to, if you feel you already know a topic confidently, feel free to skim through it faster. We'd recommend against skipping it entirely, as otherwise, you might miss a couple of things you didn't know of.
2. I am able to watch the videos and I think I understand it, but when I start solving, I go blank. What should I do?
2. I am able to watch the videos and I think I understand it, but when I start solving, I go blank. What should I do?
First, welcome to the club - you are not the first one to have felt this way. Do note that just watching the videos passively is as good as watching a Spanish movie and hoping you remember the subtitles. You need to practice alongside. Have an IDE open alongside, and spend some time in playing around with the code on top of what you see in the video. You'll learn a lot more that way.
3. Time complexity is tricky. I might just be able to understand the questions given here, but I am not confident if I can find TC/SCs of all questions I run into. What do I do?
3. Time complexity is tricky. I might just be able to understand the questions given here, but I am not confident if I can find TC/SCs of all questions I run into. What do I do?
It just needs practice. Remember - any DSA problem you solve, spend some time thinking about what the TC/SC of your solution might be, and slowly, you'll start getting intuition.
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