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TLDR

Curated list of LeetCode coding problems organized by company, showing which questions each major tech firm has recently asked in interviews.

Mindmap

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  root((repo))
    What it does
      Company-organized problems
      LeetCode question mapping
      Recent interview trends
    How to use it
      Pick your target company
      View CSV problem lists
      Practice relevant questions
    Data structure
      30-day problems
      60-day problems
      90-day problems
      All-time questions
    Use cases
      Interview prep
      Focus practice time
      Identify company patterns

Things people build with this

USE CASE 1

Prepare for a coding interview at a specific company by practicing the exact problems they've asked recently.

USE CASE 2

Focus your study time on the most relevant LeetCode problems instead of randomly selecting from thousands of exercises.

USE CASE 3

Track which coding topics and problem types each major tech company prioritizes in their hiring process.

Tech stack

LeetCodeCSV

Getting it running

Difficulty · easy Time to first run · 5min
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In plain English

This repository is a reference collection for people preparing for software engineering job interviews. It solves the problem of not knowing which coding questions to practice for a specific company. The repo organizes LeetCode problems, a popular platform of coding challenges, by company name, so if you are interviewing at Amazon, Google, Meta, Uber, or similar firms, you can look up exactly which problems that company has recently asked candidates to solve. Each company folder contains CSV files (spreadsheet-style text files) listing questions from the past 30, 60, and 90 days as well as an all-time list, based on LeetCode's own company tags. The collection is updated periodically to reflect recent interview trends. You would use this when actively preparing for a technical coding interview at a specific company and you want to focus your practice time on the most relevant and recently seen problems rather than working through thousands of random exercises.

Copy-paste prompts

Prompt 1
I'm interviewing at Amazon next month. Show me the top 10 most-asked LeetCode problems from this repo for Amazon and explain the patterns.
Prompt 2
Use this repo to create a 4-week interview prep plan for Google, prioritizing problems from the last 30 days.
Prompt 3
Compare the LeetCode problems asked by Meta vs. Microsoft from this collection. What topics overlap and which are unique to each company?
Prompt 4
Extract all the array and string problems from the Google CSV in this repo and rank them by difficulty.
Prompt 5
I want to practice problems that multiple FAANG companies ask. Which LeetCode problems appear in the lists for both Google and Meta?
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