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Just had a short halt on preparation due to final practicals and est, and a week of to recover ...Resumed DSA revision today with 8-9 questions, will be starting with DP in a few days!

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Did 3 questions and completed graphs 1. Kosaraju Algorithm 2. Bridges in graph 3. Articulation Point i graph

Did 1 question today, Most stones removed with same row or column Will prepare for FullStack EST now for tomorrow

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Did 2 DSA questions Num of islands II Making a large island (hard)

Competitive coding est tomorrow, revised a lot of questions and did few new ones which were not covered previously. Will end the with basics of DP and climbing stairs (Graph still remains, but have to cover dp basics for viva)

Completed HTTP requests and initial basics of writing express code In DSA: 1.⁠ ⁠Did Prim and Kruskal algo 2.⁠ ⁠No. of operations to make network connected 3.⁠ ⁠Account merge

When Kobe Bryant said his insane level of confidence came from knowing he’d done all he could to prepare, it taught me that anytime I’m nervous it means I didn’t prepare enough.

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Learned more about methods in HTTP and different things like IP ,domain ,ports etc and how they work at backend. IN DSA did 5 questions: 1.Floyd Warshall Algo 2. City with smallest neighbors 3.⁠ ⁠Network Delay Time 4.⁠ ⁠⁠MST Theory 5.⁠ ⁠⁠Disjoint set (By rank and By size)

Completed learning about node and started running about basics of HTTP servers Did 3 questions: Minimum multiplication to reach end No. of ways to arrive at destination Bellman ford algorithm

In dev learned more about node and how to work with node libraries to make your custom CLI code Did 3 problems implementing Dijsktra algorithm

Did 2 questions of DSA : Dijkstra theory , implementation , code using pq and sets And finding shortest path and printing that path found

In dsa studied some really interesting questions: Did 3 question: Shortest Path in UAG Word Ladder I and II In dev started learning about node , package json , dependencies etc.

Harkirat just dropped a banger video on how to get a remote coding job in 2025 here’s the summary . In the last 2 months at 100x School: > 18 students got placed > 16 landed remote jobs > Avg offer: $2,000/month Here’s what actually works 👇 1. Hands-on coding > Fancy projects If you can’t debug basic JS/TS code, companies can tell. AI can’t hide weak fundamentals. 2. Referrals help , skills win Most got in through alumni networks, but real skill beats luck every time. 3. Your GitHub is your resume now Startups literally use GPT to evaluate your repos code quality, commits, tests, open-source work everything counts. 4. Who gets hired: > Codes daily (not just with AI) > Fixes and explains logic clearly > Has ownership & reliability mindset 5. Where to apply: Scout recent YC batches focus on AI x Video, AI x Code, and Open Source startups. Fast growth = more hiring. The takeaway: Stop overthinking. Start building. Let your code speak.

Did 4 DSA question around cycle and shortest path in DAG, In dev tried creating the Advanced DOM assignment drag and drop based to-do

Did 3 questions on graph (Both with BFS as well as DFS) Created a form builder using DOM manipulation as assignment Approx study time today around 3 hours

Created Pokedex using DOM manipulation and learned about API , in DSA did 3 question around cycle and a topological sort using DFS