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azl397985856/leetcode

A large, actively maintained LeetCode solutions repository with 55k+ stars and 9.4k+ forks. It contains problem solutions, algorithm/data-structure summaries, Anki flashcards, daily challenge notes, and planning material, published as a GitBook-style knowledge base in English and Chinese.

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Last pushed2025-07-16T09:42:17Z
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Choose the fork if you want a compact, personalized study aid and do not need current upstream coverage. Choose upstream if you want the full, actively maintained LeetCode reference and broader problem coverage.

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