LeetCode

This repository contains my solutions to LeetCode problems, organized as I solve them. It serves as a personal record of my problem-solving journey, and hopefully as a useful reference for others working through similar problems.

Language

All solutions are written in C++.

Folder Structure

Problems are organized by difficulty, and each solution file is named using the problem number. This keeps the repo clean and makes it easy to find or compare solutions.

LeetCode/
├── Easy/
│   ├── 1.cpp
│   └── ...
├── Medium/
│   ├── 167.cpp
│   └── ...
├── Hard/
│   ├── 4.cpp
│   └── ...
└── README.md

Workflow

Every time I solve a new problem, I follow the same process to keep things organized and consistent:

1. Solve the problem on leetCode in C++.
2. When accepted, I make a file locally and save the solution file in the correct difficulty folder (Easy, Medium, or Hard), named with the problem number (e.g. 1.cpp).
3. Test and confirm the solution works.
4. Commit and push:

   git add .
   git commit -m "Add solution for LeetCode Problem 1"
   git push

This way, the repo grows incrementally and stays organized, and anyone browsing it can track progress problem-by-problem through the commit history.

Clean Repo

Compiled .exe files are excluded via .gitignore and have been removed from tracking, keeping the repository focused only on source code.

Purpose

• For me: a structured log of my progress and a quick way to revisit past solutions.
• For others: a reference for C++ approaches to LeetCode problems, organized clearly enough to browse by difficulty or search by problem number.

Feel free to explore, learn, and suggest improvements!