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Hey, Muskan Practice, practice and more practice !!! .I recommend you to work the first 100-120 most solved problem on . Solve them in that exact order. And think of the solution for at least one hour. Don’t say ‘This problem is too hard for me, I will try the next one’. That’s the loser mentality. Take a piece of paper and a pencil and try to think. In this way, you will probably find the solution, but for sure you will develop algorithmic thinking. If you don’t find the solution in one hour, then you can take a look on the editorials to see the solution. Meanwhile, Watch every videos of coding cart, because the way of sir explained everything it's just awesome. Keep in touch with this channel, I'm damn sure you will benefited from this channel. Keep learning! Keep practicing!!! All the best :)

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Glad u liked it!! Muskan, it's all about practising. As a beginner, First start with easy problem and apply your logic which comes to your mind which will be time and memory consuming i.e. Brute Force Algorithms and then after go for its optimization and during this process try to debug using print statement for the value at each step and see how actually the things are going, here you will learn so many things. Once your base is strong after solving lots of easy problem then move towards medium and so on. But the key part is practising and solving the problem by different different logics. Hope this helps :) Keep Learning Keep Supporting !!

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Every language have their own way of implementations, we must know how to use them efficiently.

the condition is for two numbers added, not only one, so 7 can be in the list