Day 26 🚀

Still on my DSA grind . Today I worked on more LeetCode problems — some wins, some struggles, but that’s the journey 😅.

It took patience, a lot of trial and error, and resisting the urge to give up — but the feeling of finally hitting Submit and seeing “Accepted” was worth it. ✅

Day 27 🚀
Back on campus vibes (one week Since I came back to campus ) — library was totally empty 😅😭 Sitting alone felt a bit weird, but also peaceful. Sometimes being alone has its own strength 💪.

Spent the day grinding LeetCode and reflecting on life. Even just breathing is a blessing we often overlook. Grateful to God for everything 🙏✨

#100DaysOfCode #LeetCode

Day 28 🚀 ( Yesterday Wednesday )

Today was really annoying 😩. I tried solving many LeetCode problem by switching from one problem to another , but the questions felt way too hard — I couldn’t even get started with the solution, even after reading the editorial. That’s when I realized something important: just knowing syntax and having a basic understanding of one programming language isn’t enough.

So, I’ve decided to pause the LeetCode grind for a while and go back to brushing up on my DSA skills. I need to build a stronger foundation first, then I’ll come back to the problems with more confidence 💪.

Day 29 🚀
Spenting almost 1 hour trying to solve a single “easy” question on LeetCode 😭. But“Every pro was once a beginner.” 😁

TBH — I sometimes regret not starting tech stuffs earlier, like back in high school or even as a freshman at AAU.

But here I am, a second-year student, just getting started 2 months ago.
I’m making the most of this time before classes begin, getting comfortable with coding and building my foundation. Step by step, I’ll get there ✨.

You know guys , the grind becomes way easier when you’re not doing it alone.

When you have people around you who are chasing the same goals, who push you when you’re tired, and celebrate with you when you win — everything changes.


That’s why community is so powerful. Alone, the journey feels heavy. But with the right circle, even the hardest challenges feel lighter.

So don’t isolate yourself. Find your tribe. Build with people who inspire you. Grow with people who want to see you win.

😯 Wowww !
Having persons like this motivates us a lot and also shows us ohh It's achievable ( especially for begineers of the journey ) really proud of him.

Day 30 🎉 ( Yesterday )

Today was filled with holiday vibes 🎉 but I still managed to stay consistent. Solved one problem on LeetCode and spent some time digging into the basics of Arrays.

It might look small, but consistency is what really builds the foundation. Every single day matters, and I’m glad I kept the streak alive today too 🙌

Day 31🧐
Being alone is never easy, especially if you haven’t experienced it before. This week felt like I was literally lonely everywhere I went — but surprisingly, I still enjoyed the process. Sometimes solitude gives you the space to reflect, grow, and push forward.

Today, I kept grinding — solving questions, learning, and exploring. I’m using this holiday as a chance for free time, free space, and full focus on my goals.
Thank God 🙏

Day 32🚀
The streak is going strong! 💪

This weekend, I went all out—worked like I live forever—and it feels amazing knowing this grind will pay off big in the future.
✅ I managed to solve almost 20 problems across different CP platforms!
Even if some were basic, hitting this number feels incredible.
Also, enjoying the freedom at campus while grinding— 😎

Day 33 🚀
Still keeping the grind alive with consistency!
✅ Solved 1 LeetCode problem
✅ Completed an exercise on GeeksforGeeks
Today I only managed about 3 hours of focused studying—less than I planned. But it’s all part of the process, and I’ll work on fixing that moving forward!