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why you holding hair dryer for straight 23 minutes????????

Reality :-Curated lists are just beginning. Solving only curated list don't gurantee you even low paid software job.

I wish there were videos like this out there when I started my college journey. I had no body to guide me, I was all on my own. Had a lot of misconceptions about CS and now I'm paying the price.

stop. trying. to sell us. a. course.

Cool idee, sell books and course on RUclips on how to get a "million dollar weekend". Somebody has to come back to earth, hope I am not too rash but this is a version of "millionaire with sports cars" scams of cryptobosses.

All the best :) 🔥

bro, thank u

I want to set up a club, but I am not a college student. i passed out in 2021 in mechanical engineering in Delhi India. around till 1.5 years i tried different things, like preparing for masters, mba, for government exams etc. until i started to learn how to code. for one year i learnt all these different technologies through an online certificate course. Its been almost 2 months since that was over. have been applying consistently to jobs, trying leetcode. But i jave not been able to come up with a routine and stick to it. i am turning 25, 3 years since graduation and no job experience yet. It's my own fault wasting my time overthinking, but i keep trying to do stuff. I feel i don't know what I am doing half the time. i do not knoe anyone else who is in my situation. so for now, I prepare alone.

Hi i'm a senior in high school. my college is going to teach c++. is this good? i want to know because i see everyone recommend java and python. i want to get some experience before entering college should practice c++ or some other language?

Thats interesting , high effective people getting out of the job. I sub because you are interesting and i must known how it ends.

I'm glad I follow ure channel . Will be really helpful during interview season

Unfortunately, I have seen much worse than your Frankenstein code in the codebase of some major companies. @16:32

Homeboy just lost all credibility with me when he showed the wrong logos for Java and c++ smh

If anyone told me I’d have to do a JavaScript class… I’d break my fingers.

As Software Engineer it’s true when you programming and Linux it’s a great trap because I couldn’t stop may make video on this topic thank although I made a video about why you should get into programming but didn’t mention the video game idea. Love Linux and coding software and video games.😊😊😊

this was very well put together definitely glad i came across this video

go badgers

I have a question? Can you use Sudo code to solve some of these Leet Code problems. Using Sudo code and AI so you are language independent. You understand the concept and generate the syntax using AI?

I feel like in this day and age, if you can't solve a Leetcode Hard in 15-20 minutes, you're screwed

Nice story bro...good what you did, hope it pays off! Showing support brown boys

Bro shot a podcast interviewing himself and thought we wouldn't notice.

I am a 50+ quant developer; I have been to thousands of quant/tech interviews over the course of my career. My ratio of offers to job applications is still well under 2%. It is great to see such maturity, independence and practical thinking at such a young age.

Good luck brother i wanna see you win dude

cool languages. Javascript. What world are you liveing in?

Hello! This is Mahesh. Remember me from high school? Discovering you on my RUclips recommended page a few hours ago was an utterly surreal experience. As I scrolled through, I glimpsed the thumbnail of one of your videos and thought, "Hey, that guy looks just like Aman." Then, a few seconds later, I noticed the username beneath the thumbnail and realized, "Oh wait, it is Aman!" Since then, I've been binge-watching your videos, and I'm extremely impressed. I've also started a RUclips channel, the one I'm commenting from now, which I run anonymously (using a variety of AI voiceovers). Although not quite as successful as your channel, it has also been doing pretty well. I would appreciate it if you took a look at some of my videos and let me know what you think. I recently graduated from Indiana University Bloomington with dual degrees in computer science and finance. I applied to several graduate schools, and of the ones I've been accepted into, I'm still trying to decide between UCLA's Master of Financial Engineering program and Georgetown's Master of Science in Finance program. My decision hinges on whether I want to follow a more traditional financial industry career path, such as investment banking, private equity, venture capital, consulting, etc., or opt for a more quantitative role. Despite being proficient in programming and holding a CS degree, all my internships have been in finance, and I have yet to apply my CS and quantitative skills in a practical internship setting. Currently, I'm inclined to choose UCLA, and I aspire to become a Quant someday. However, my connections in that sector are limited, and I'm uncertain if I would prefer being a Quant to a traditional finance role. Given your success and experience, I would love to get your perspective. If possible, I'd also appreciate an opportunity to speak with Aadil about his experiences in Quant roles and get some guidance on navigating this career path. Thank you for your time and consideration.

Underrated channel brotjer

Hi Aman. I am soo motivated to focus on my data Analytics journey. Do you have any interviews of people in data Analytics roles, their journeys and everything in between. Thank you

Leetcode 42 my favorite 😢 it made the video ❤

Man, your video quality is skyrocketing. I really admire the effort you put into producing this informative video.

I did 2 google interviews, both were leetcode hards (DP), both didn’t go through. Maybe I got unlucky, but I think 10% isn’t enough. This was for a regular sde role, nothing senior

There’s so much good information to extract from this podcast. Truly gifted people, the hard work ethic is truly mind blowing.

Thank you Aman, please do not stop making RUclips videos, your videos are great. im now doing like 10 problems a day, and 1 mock interview with a friend every week!

likable guy

4:40-6:50 Golden advice

Lowkey your channel is so underrated!

awesome perspective, wish more people understood this

Aman gonna get everyone a job this year

Are you still working with Captain Sinbad? How does he help you if you’re in the SWE space and he’s not? Also, I’m really bullish on your growth. Keep up the good work.

lmao i'm originally from Iowa and my mom worked at John Deere this so funny

Dynamic programming is very important in Indian SWE interviews. You will get atleast 1 DP in any one of the rounds. Its usually some variations of LCS or Buy and Sell stocks. I think top 10 most important are: Array, Matrix, Hashing Two pointer & Sliding window Tree Graph DP LinkedList Heap Merge intervals Prefix sum Some variation of binary search

thank you but why u forcing us to put the mail but again thank you for this good information

Bro, your videos helped me a lot in improving my coding . Your notion template on Leetcode i am still using which was super helpful 🙏 This was another great video as always 🙏 Thanks for sharing the FREE leetCode Roadmap ❤🤗

yayy

Get My FREE LeetCode Roadmap & Problem Set Here (what I used to master LeetCode mediums): www.amanmanazir.com/leetcode

Everyone learns differently, kid

👏 What an inspiring journey! It's incredible to see how you embraced self-improvement and entrepreneurship while juggling a full-time job. Quitting to pursue RUclips full-time is a bold move that paid off - a testament to the power of dedication and strategic growth. Keep shining, and congratulations on reaching over 1 million subscribers! 🚀🎉

Everyone is playing checkers bro is playing 7D Chess

What about students who want to apply for internships outside their country… Any suggestions on how to go about that?

Your brother is quite impressive!

Aamaan lmao dead