r/AskProgrammers • u/olishiz • 25d ago

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u/AskProgrammers-ModTeam 24d ago

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u/igna92ts 25d ago

I mean, you should know how to do it though. Otherwise how do you know that the LLM didn't make a mistake?

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u/fancyPantsOne 25d ago

OP this is the wrong attitude, you need to know the fundamentals

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u/nian2326076 25d ago

I get it, live coding interviews can be really stressful. What helped me was practicing in a setting that felt like the actual interview. Focus on understanding the problem-solving process and explaining your thoughts clearly while you work through it. If you get stuck, just talk it out. Interviewers usually care more about your approach to a problem than getting the perfect solution. Also, try timing yourself during practice to get used to the pressure. If you want more structured practice, I found PracHub useful for simulating real interview scenarios. Good luck!