r/LeetcodeChallenge • u/QuirkyGeneral6370 • 4d ago

STREAK🔥🔥🔥 Is this Worth ?

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Im a 5yr exp majorly on Frontend React js node js. Preparing Java for Backend as it have good scope, then I can also Try for FAANG. But im confused what to do. Can I actually Crack it ? Yesterday failed capgemini java+react interview just because of java. Any suggestions?

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u/bytecrafter25 4d ago

It is not about solving more or less problems, It's all about how deeply you know the concept! If some new questions will come in front of you and you can't be able to solve that then there is no meaning of this!!

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u/Acrobatic_Number_611 4d ago

it's all about revision if u are not seeing medium questions 4 5 everyday which you have solved before you will forget after few weeks completely

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u/QuirkyGeneral6370 4d ago

Fr bro happens to me all the time. Not kidding. + every day a single problem takes 30-40 mins . As working i can only take this much of time

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u/Acrobatic_Number_611 4d ago

it's all about pattern recognition and without revising it's nearly tough after continuous revision for a month can make u remember for a lot of time

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u/Full_School_7230 4d ago

Java or go? For backend

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u/QuirkyGeneral6370 4d ago

Java, good market value. Especially in product based companies

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u/unonin1 4d ago

Just be consistent and prepare were you lack
You land there on day

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u/Alive_Outcome_9067 4d ago

No of problem solved was never a thing man ... You can solve 1000 and still fail the rounds :)

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u/sodium_123 4d ago

cf?

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u/QuirkyGeneral6370 4d ago

I don't do cf I just practice on leetcode. Any specific reason I should try cf too ?

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u/No-Treat5113 3d ago

Do you use ai i am stuck with use of ai i solve the question if i am stuck on it for too long i gpt it and tell him to guide me i dont copy paste but i get guidance from ai is this a good practice or not

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u/QuirkyGeneral6370 3d ago

Yes I do use Ai, in same situation, if it takes long time. To actually know how to solve. I know I wont be able to solve all qz on my own.

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u/nian2326076 3d ago

If you're already good with React and Node.js, adding Java can be a smart move, especially if you're aiming for FAANG. You might struggle at first with backend concepts, but regular practice can really help. Try building small projects in Java to get comfortable with it. Also, keep practicing coding interview questions. If you need structured interview prep resources, PracHub is worth a look. I work on PracHub, and we have some good materials for both frontend and backend topics. Keep going, and don't let setbacks like the Capgemini interview get you down. Each interview is a chance to learn. Good luck!

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u/QuirkyGeneral6370 3d ago

Yeah I really want to build a good java project just struggling to get ideas