Welcome to the LeetCode Study Group, a collaborative space to enhance algorithm problem-solving skills through structured discussions and teamwork. Let's grow together! 🚀

• Host: Yunyeong Kim
• Contact: [email protected]

If you'd like to join the study, please contact the organizer at [email protected]. 🎉

• Platform: LeetCode (Focus: Easy & Medium problems)
• Frequency: Weekly Zoom Meet sessions
• Session Agenda: Analyze and discuss 1~3 algorithm problems per meeting

For each session, select 1-2 algorithm problems and prepare the following:

1. Problem Analysis

   • Clearly interpret the problem.
   • Define the requirements and objectives of the problem.

2. First Code Submission

   • Share the initial solution you wrote (even if it’s incorrect).
   • Include the time taken to come up with this solution.

3. First Code Analysis

   • Analyze your initial code.
   • Focus on the time complexity (Big O) and the data structures used.

4. Optimized Solution

   • If the First Code is not optimal, use LeetCode's explanation as a reference.
   • Highlight the issues with the First Code and explain how the optimized solution resolves these issues.

• Prepare visual aids to explain your approach (e.g., flowcharts, diagrams, pseudocode).
• Tools like Obsidian or basic drawing tools (e.g., Paint) are encouraged.

• Keep your presentation under 15 minutes.
• Focus on clarity, structure, and providing insights into your problem-solving process.

• After each presentation, allocate maximum 5 minutes for group feedback.
• Feedback can include:
  • Code quality and readability
  • Alternative approaches
  • General improvement suggestions

• Feedback doesn’t have to be strictly about the code.
  • Feel free to discuss new algorithm concepts, English terminology, or problem-solving techniques.
• Positive reinforcement is encouraged! Highlight what the presenter did well. 🌟
• Feel free to ask questions about the approach or problem-solving methodology.

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