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🧮🧩 A personal collection of my LeetCode solutions. This repository is used as a code archive to track my practice over time and keep implementations in one place. Solutions are uploaded as source code only - no write-ups, no detailed explanations, and no step-by-step breakdowns.

  • Updated Jan 7, 2026

Bean Merger is an interactive learning game that promotes mathematical thinking and logical reasoning through play. Players select two numbered “beans,” combine them using a mathematical operation (+, −, ×, or ÷), and create a new bean showing the result. The goal: strategically merge them until only one bean with the value 0 remains!

  • Updated Nov 28, 2025
  • HTML

A curated collection of Python problem-solving exercises covering strings, numbers, arrays, typecasting, and common algorithmic challenges. Each problem includes clean, readable, and interview-ready solutions with explanations, aimed at helping learners strengthen their Python skills and prepare for coding interviews.

  • Updated Apr 26, 2026
  • Python

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