What is this?
A massive collection of LeetCode solutions, plus solutions for two popular Chinese interview prep books (Coding Interviews, 2nd edition and Cracking the Coding Interview, 6th edition), each problem solved in multiple programming languages.
Is this a library or just a collection of solved problems?
It's a curated collection/repository of solved problems with write-ups, not a library you install or import into code.
How is the list organized so I can find a problem?
Solutions are organized by problem, each implemented in multiple languages including Java, Python, C++, Go, TypeScript, and Rust; there's also a companion website for browsing.
Do I need anything installed to browse the solutions?
No special setup is needed to read the solutions themselves; the repo does use Python tooling (via scripts) and Husky git hooks internally for maintenance, but these aren't required for a reader.
Is the project actively maintained and complete?
The maintainers describe it as a work in progress that is being updated continuously, so coverage across languages and problems is still growing rather than fully complete.
Is there an English version of the README?
Yes, the README links to an English Version alongside the Chinese original.
Which interview books are covered besides LeetCode?
It also covers 'Coding Interviews' (剑指Offer, 2nd edition and a special sprint edition) and 'Cracking the Coding Interview' (程序员面试金典, 6th edition).
Is there a website to browse solutions instead of the repo?
Yes, the project maintains a companion site linked from the README for browsing solutions more conveniently.
What are similar projects?
hello-algorithm, algorithm-base, hello-algo, apachecn-algo-zh, leetcode, algorithm-pattern, tech-interview-handbook, awesome-programming-books
Which topics is it in?
coding-interview, leetcode, algorithm, python3, collection, interview-questions, data-structures, interview-preparation, algorithms, career, computer-science, csharp

