Introducing an Advanced DSA Sheet: Pattern-Based Questions Arranged by Difficulty Level

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  • Here are 23 clean bullet points summarizing the video:
  • The speaker is introducing a new DSA (Data Structures and Algorithms) sheet that they have created.
  • They mention that many people make their own DSA sheets, but this one is different because it's very detailed and covers all patterns in DSA.
  • The sheet is divided into topics, then into patterns within each topic, and finally into questions arranged by difficulty level.
  • The speaker notes that the difficulty level used is based on their own experience and the difficulty faced by students while solving the questions.
  • They explain that they chose to use the LeetCode platform specifically because many people already go there for coding challenges.
  • There are four types of sheets: OA (Open Archive), Fraz's DSA pattern, Fraz's Interview sheet, and Fraz's Last Minute sheet.
  • The OA sheet is designed to be used in conjunction with a website that offers contests, and the speaker will discuss this further.
  • The Fraz's DSA pattern sheet is for those who want to master DSA and crack company interviews or become competitive programmers.
  • This sheet is also suitable for those who have difficulty with specific concepts like recursion, sliding window, or graph problems.
  • The speaker claims that their sheet is unique because it has been reviewed and refined based on 3000+ LeetCode questions.
  • They explain how the sheet is organized and note that there are many questions within each topic and pattern.
  • The speaker mentions that they have added a feature to track progress and offer medals for solving problems.
  • They also mention a search feature that allows users to find specific questions by name.
  • They encourage viewers to explore the sheet, read articles, and try solving problems.
  • The remaining points are related to the contest aspect:
  • The speaker introduces a 49-day contest where participants must solve a certain number of questions daily from a specific sheet.
  • The contest is designed to motivate users to learn and share their learning with others.
  • There will be prizes for winners, including headphones, mechanical keyboards, and discounts on Learn Art courses.
  • The real benefit of participating in the contest is that it can help users land jobs worth 203 lakhs.
  • The speaker encourages viewers to participate in the contest by filling out a simple form and submitting it.

Source: Fraz via YouTube

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