LeetCode Tracker 🧠📘

This repository contains my personal solutions to LeetCode problems, organized by problem number and title.

Each problem includes:

• ✅ A clean, efficient Python solution
• 📄 A README.md with problem description, examples, and explanations
• 📁 A folder under leetcode-solutions/ named using the problem number and title

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🚀 Purpose

This repository helps me:

• Practice daily coding and problem-solving
• Track my learning progress over time
• Prepare for technical interviews
• Build a clear and organized portfolio of LeetCode solutions

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📁 Folder Structure

LeetCode-Tracker/
├── generate_solution_folder.py       # Script to auto-create solution folders
├── README.md                         # ← This file
└── leetcode-solutions/
    ├── 2129-capitalize-the-title/
    │   ├── solution.py
    │   └── README.md
    ├── 217-contains-duplicate/
    │   ├── solution.py
    │   └── README.md
    └── ...more problems

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⚙️ How I Add New Problems

To keep things clean and automatic, I use a Python script:

Steps:

1. Open generate_solution_folder.py
2. Edit these:
   • problem_number
   • problem_title
   • solution_code
   • problem_description
3. Run:

python generate_solution_folder.py

4. Then push to GitHub:

git add leetcode-solutions/<problem-folder>/
git commit -m "Add Leetcode <number>: <title> solution"
git push

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✅ Example Problem

Leetcode 2129 – Capitalize the Title

Capitalize each word in the title such that:

• Words with 1–2 letters → lowercase
• Words with 3+ letters → Capitalized (first letter uppercase, rest lowercase)

class Solution:
    def capitalizeTitle(self, title: str) -> str:
        return " ".join(
            word.lower() if len(word) <= 2 else word.capitalize()
            for word in title.split()
        )

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📫 Contact

• GitHub: Maxd646
• Email: [email protected]

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📝 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.
You’re welcome to use, copy, or contribute freely.