[raunakchhatwal]

I definitely agree that it improves writing fewer bugs. When I first began using leetcode, I was proud that I was able to begin at leetcode medium and even solve the hard ones because the tip was to grind the easy ones before progressing to medium and hard problems. However, reading up on how DSA interviews are conducted, I realized that I probably would be penalized for not getting my solution right the first few times, whereas my style of solving leetcode problems at first was to get it right only after like the sixth+ try. Also, leetcode problems are also a good way to learn new languages, I'm currently using it to learn Rust, and learning Haskell probably would've been smoother if leetcode supported it.