Hi! 👽

I was also caught by the LeetCode trap. From time to time, I go back to that website to practice for an interview or to check if I am still able to solve new problems.

Also, I believe that Python is the best language to use to solve such problems. It is simple and it adapts very well to every problem.

For this reason, I have decided to collect the most common data structures you might need to use in LeetCode in a single markdown file. I would be very surprised if you need to use something else. If so, don't hesitate to contribute to the project. Feel free to open an issue or directly create a pull request.

The repository can be found in GitHub under mmicu/python-for-coding-interviews.

Cheers!